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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-27
Special Rates
ITO .......
WASHINGTON
.. G..
s. A. L. Railway

Account Of the Presidents Inaugu-
ration. March 18th, the ScabOard an.
nounceS a rate of ono fare. plus =;
cents from all points on its line Il
Washington and return. Tickets vii
he sold March 2nd-3rd. Final limi
March Sth, with privilege of extension
to March 18th, upon payment OF fec
of one dollar. For Mi itary Com
p:;ics and Brass Bands one cent pc
mile per capita for twenty-five OF
s,nOre on one ticket.
NC have double daily service from
principal points in North CAROLYN;
without change TO Washington. trains
consisting of ycstibuIed day coaches
dining and sleeping cars.
For further information a. to rates
schedules and time stables, apply TO
CHARLES III. GATTIS.
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh, \. c
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-27

q. a. L. otockS anO ttonnS
Baltimore, Jan. %. s. A. l.. common i7HlGh
preferred, 5h1R@o1.
Bonds-4s........
A.C l.. common l25@..,. preferred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
Bread and Brains

The public school not 20 be regarded private snap"
school public operated
for the public.
conception educator and publcst-
superintendent county who
b making schools Of his county really public
this by enlIsng the schools the OF the
muniy instance:
county
bring I o a county exhibition o school
Immeiiateiy making advanced Keokuk
Mothers consulted Hundreds OF girls
district had
selected for the county exhibition
result?
county tables
generally baking
city
-only
Girls who given thought making
Cor cooking magazines They pre-
pairing make themselves good housekeep@s
And. least OF all
The public county
homes @ county
Mr. Miller thing offering prizes boys
the corn along
Agriculture.
And witha themselves greatly improved
by study fada. but facts
pulled himself Of the peda-
goggles they
ideay-Ve life progress
--
Times the but June
IS / published the following
Russians Repulsed in skrmshng Land.
TOXIC June 13 Is OFFICIALLY reported that June IL
troops attacked vicinity
Yngeching Erhsfhlpao ropulsed
losses stated"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
Municipal Ownership

municipal ownership gaining sronge hold In tho
minds and among Americas prose
alive Seattle vanguard adopting the idea
OF the british cities handle
public utilities cannot but be Of unusual interest to cur
readers
uls brief resume Of a owurshp" by
Dairymp greatest municipal ownership
expert the world.
British get money they interest
averaging fraction less They SGT Il direct
from with savings without commissions or other ex
psnse
municipal trAmway plants security
Cor city called The
lenders protected because the plants HONESTLY
capitalized.
the Of floating
middle unknown In the Brit
ish municipal municipality less inter-
undertakings just savings banks
less than private speculative enterprises
And Il Is typical OF the
continental Europe
they undertake
public utilities invariably capitalization
from year 10 year a bedrock basis
Of
utility Instead
plants tho books capital 1t ia wiped
additions actual improvements
the plant only
actual cash. but unns barometer
guidance fixing
yearly into
sinking fund the usual fixed charges This sinking fund
natiealiy ex,lnsaishes the capital
will
guished twenty years
railways already
United Kingdom. wiIl sun further reduced.
Such methods q the direct opposite OF those OBJ
management railways
ehissa goes
Samuel valuable the financial
municipalities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

that ! am served by Il. a. I told
you before. ! am your debtor, or
rather na Seyringen's 20 the tune OF
a title aud a big Income However.
let Us nos talk % your escape. This
story Of yours. ! tell you frankly.
viii not be believed. Al best you
viii DO accounted al accessory, aud
vii incur tho same punishment IA
the actual murderer. We must AZ
range for your escape, As a fact. I
have already done something to-
wards that end have engaged the
Cuckoo TO be IN readiness At Dover
70 take you whore you wili-to
France OF Belgium. What say
your"
II was lie. % course. but a par
donahlo one. | dare aver.
The count. however. KaApsa
eagerly At this hope. a thousand
thanksl" he gaaped 4 shall al
once make ready"
zone moment interrupted
Before you 90. must AJAX you TO
give mo a written consent to my
marriage with your sister"
Sang Dc Dioui" he criod, you
are aorious9"
ITO be Confinued.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

information. Besides" there took
from my pocket DE SaYrlngen's
purse and skull = don't mind adj
hitting 70 you. count, that this has
been In my possession for some time.
I daresay you have heard Of my
duel with the marquis and lta
eamaet Al. well. the marquis par
TALLY told tho truth on that oeeas-
ion. / aid not lure him 20 my
rooms to rob him, but be visited me
there Of hts own accord. and left
these articles behind. This purse.
may inform you. though empty
now, contained at that time many
discriminating papers. much treas
enable correspondence and other
matters. aud. as was my duty.
sometime since placed all these
things in the hands OF the great
Pitt. All by the way. one OF the
papers in that very purse was a Lett
ter from Devenae (no doubt you
have seen II. county which disclosed
a treasonabIe connection between
him and De sevringen. and which
formulated a distinct threat be-
iieve pitt relies on that letter 10
show tho motive which animated
you. or the marquis. or both q am
open to correction In minor details.
COUNT In dispatching my poor
brother"
On this DArras gave a Rroan and
threw out hts hands. Il did not kin
Lord Devenao." he cried. Il swear
did not"
"Then." I shrugged. "it was your
friend. De Seyrlngen7"
"Ah. bon Dieul implored him
not 10 do Il. II was horriblei"
And yet" ] said aternly. you
assisted the marquis TO carry Dew
onac's body to my door no that tho
crime might be fastened on my
shoulders"
Mon Dieul no. I am not such a
fiend' cried tho count. trembling
with emotion.
"Then explain the blood on your
coat. prince. The evidence Is very
much against you"
He Hhuddored. "He waa-he was
-Ds ssvringen Kill Mon Dleul
what am saylng7" and be glared
ut me like a trapped rat
l faced him. storm az fate. Speak
Quit" I commanded. "Remeshber
your life IL In my hands"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
BY AMBROSE PRATT.
cep fright By the r. r. Fsnno cosnps ny.

lie gave a gFaan aad stared about
him as II tmpiorlng assistance. then
muttsred. Il was not $40, | swear
H. DO aeyringen took q house In
the alley behind your lodgings and
wrote Lord navenac 20 come there
AZ q certain hour. IN order 70 re-
eeiFs a large sum Of money which
bad heau promised him. AZ he
entered the door the marquis. who
was waiting In the passage, stabbed
him. and be fell back on the step"
II was then you wero observed"
l interrupted sharply. the lie
sprinEinE readily % my lips. You.
count. we're seen bending over The
body"
The count was ilvid az a corpse.
i bent down 20 soc II he we're alive.
was Mortified" he stAmmered
hoaraely.
mo doubt" I replied with aar-
easm. Il must have been great
surprise 10 yual Well. suppose
you helped 10 carry him inside.
shg"
lie answered with a ahndder OF
horror. Mon Dieul I cannot sleep
% nights for thinking OF hiH face"
he cried.
Your nerves must be In a bad
state" observed affectedly. Try
some tonic. they say iron Is good
for such cases
He looked at me In amaze. And
you can Jest" he cried.
We'll. really. count. you see the
matter does not concern me. except
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

the same to the undersigned. ana ali
persons having claims against said
corporation 10 present the samo
duly verified. within ninety days
from the entry of said order, TO the
undersigned. at his office. No. 6sA
New York Block. Seattle, or TO
Hossman and Johnson. his Attor-
neys. or be forever barred from the
collection of their claims.
W. A. DoHERTY, Receiver.
Rnssman and Johnson. Attorneys
for the Receiver, 300 Pacific
Block. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State OF Washington. In and
for the County of King.
In tho Matter of the Rscolvership
of Tho Evans Manufacturing Com
pany. No. 47207.
Notice 10 hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed aud
has duly qualified as receiver OF the
above named corporation. and that
on the 3ist day OF May. 1905. an or
der was made by the Court and duly
entered. requiring all persons In
debted 10 said corporation TO nay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
EDITORIALS BY STAR READERS

Editor Star; We know but llfls
OF the present, and nothing of the
future. The prattling babe knows rs
much OF what Is 10 como after death
al all the saKes OF ali the world.
We are not consulted when we
como. we are not consulted whom
we go: all roads lead 20 the grave.
and each day we are little neaTsr.
but by n wise provision OF Prdyi-
dence. the future Is a bewilderlnE
mystery. Evidently. It r. best that
We do not know. Had we known
what was 20 come, most OF us would
have been in the grave or tho luna
tic asylum. There are moments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

when ] want 20 know 80 far as Is
possible 20 human knowledge. what
lies beyond the darkness OF death.
want TO know that somewhere IL
iife for those who have gone from
our home and from our sides. from
our embracing love We all know
that the best life here on earth is
Che best preparation for whatever
may come hereafter. hope 20 live
again: | want TO live again. This
b a normal desire and Just as
Natural as the desire 10 live tomor-
row. The idea OF extinction IL not
pleasant TO me.
M. y. oADEs.
Olympia. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

What argument II that fellow
usinE-the one who introduced the
a-ceut-n-mtio hlliT" asked the fail-
road president
"oh. the same old argument. that
itH m outrage TO have 20 pay !
cents a mile"
4 should say Il ia" reared the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
sn.alal R.,.. = The Eas,

via Northsrn Pacific. June 18th "a
fTth inclusive. only 5000 TO 81.
Paul and return. tse.7o TO Milwau-
kee. E7i.to TO Chicago, $3.50 70 a.
Louia. and equally low rates 10 other
points. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.

How long has that new man
been working heref" the superln-
tendant asked
About two months" replied the
foreman.
is no regular ia his habitafa
"Oh. yes. he's regular enough.
but they're all bad habits"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

III D ID - Z. > hNt
De SavrIngen
comet cried out
the count. In a
very agony OF
doubt and fear
Probably he
ia already ar
rested. return
ed cooily You
see I Was able.
through my Vls-
Il to France 70
supply Pitt with
much valuable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

Tho latest fad among the four
hundred uarA an exchange. IL A
'stork party" When the daughter
In expecting the arrival OF the bird
at her homo tho mother Invites the
young ladyu fflonda They come
and bring a lot OF nlce presents aud
have a jolly good time Great Scott
What noXt3-L eavenworth Echo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

president. "see that he gets an nm.
nual pass today"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

Ai-ki Point has = herd OF burg.
iariaun COWS. 4 whale. an onion cal
inE club and several billion mos
quisoea, showing that u lacks moth.
ms that any summer resort han
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

Continued from Yesterday
CHAPTER xyII-coutinued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

HONEST eR cuLArtoN - -
e 10 that the DAILY AVERAGE bonn flDh
Of SEATTLE STAR for the YEAR lpoA
CEFnEn Copies DAILY for the FIRST QUARTER
OF zoos (January. February and Marchl.
EXCEEDED $4,000 COPIES DAILY.
Il n. CHASE. General Manager
o Apr A. A J. TENANT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

This too nhall pass away mnaed
the Washington legislator as ha
mailed his mileage book back 10 the
railroad company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

I can sign first class leading
woman for yau." said the theatrical
agent shes had plenty OF eSpef.
ieuea and has fret class press no
uces. But she wants a lot OF
money"
What's her nRure9"
oh. tall and slender ~alandsr. but
not what you'd call thin and sisin :.
NY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

The Co2acka don't seem 10 be
able 90 DO any OF the wonderful
things we used 90 read about They
don't appear 70 know Just what to
do
no. they don't They seem 10 be
all ~ sea"
4 Eueaa so-and the sailors
ashore"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

Why f. Il you never hear Of ball
player with a sore throat or a grand
opera singer with a sore armf
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-20
Fine Farm for Sale.

One of the finest and best To-
Gated farms in the vicinity Of
Minot, 800 acres, two mile
southwest of Minot, practically
all arabic. 155 acres now un der
plOw-new, clean, strong land:
all fenced, three-room house, barn
4Ox24, two granaries. machine
shed, very best of water, splen-
did grove Of trees. Near enough
forcttyschool advantages. Ideal
place for a dairy. Could be rent
ed andmadet to yield 10 per cent.
on investment at price asked
$25 an acre, four-tifths cash. Call
on or address the owner and Oc-
cupant. CHAs. Fl. SEATON, H..
tt ., ,.f..s.r Minot, N. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-20
MINOT NATIONAL BANK CLOSED
NJ. :. 7 y. I" BY ORDER COMPTROLLER
0ne Of Minot's Prominent Financial Institu-
tions Is Closed -Receiver May @Ap-
pointed--Depositors are Hopeful of 3Secur-
ing Nearly all Of Their Money--Vice-Pres
Parker States. That, 75teCents on the
Dollar May Be Paid.> .::s. l>tras15z s15 3x

The Nlinot National Bank was
closed by the order OF the comp
troller Of the currency Tuesday
morning. When depositors at
tempted to open the door Of
that financial institution Tues
day morning they were confront
ed with the sign on the door,
"This bank is closed awaiting,
the order of the controller of the
currency" @ E
Hard-working farmers, care
worn business men, and men ana
women Of all walks Of life, are
naturally y feeling a little blue to-
day on account of the financial
disaster OF the bank. The de-
posits have been exceptionally
large. In the statement pub.
lished less than two weeks ago
the amount OF paper and cash
on deposit amounted to $115,-
900, so Pres. Erickson swore,
according to the best OF his
knowledge.
Mr.. Erickson was prostrated
over the, trouble and all day
Tuesday kept to his room at the
Leland. Farmers who had de-
posits in the institution heard
the rumor that all was not as it
should be, and came in from
their work to find that it was all
too true.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-20
Severence-Ripley Wedding.

Cards have been received an
nounci' 9 the coming marriage OF
Mr.. f. s. Severence and Miss
Florine Ripley in this city Thurs
day evening, Sept, 2S. Mr.. Sew
erence is in the employ Of the
city as a civil engineer and is
known as a most capable steady
young man. Miss Ripley is a
lovely Young woman in many
ways and both have. q large con:
course of friends who extend
best wishes. ". /" 49,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-20
DO y9U Eng9Y % Trv MIN0T RRAND = Soil

at the books and has returned
home without purchasing any Of
the stock. w. fECg ...7
The Minot National bank has
been in existence about four
years and has been looked upon
as one Of the strong financial
institutions of the county. ..,f.
J. A.. Erickson has been con-
nected with the concern since it's
opening and has been, looked
upon as "a first. class: business
man, very accommodating and
wide awake. 49, j. d. o..t
! The directors of the concern
are gentlemen whose honesty is
>unquestioned and none are more
sorry for the calamity than they
are. The Minot business ,Aen
are as a rule in very good shape
financially and the deposits were
therefore very large. The Ipss,
unless paid in full, will mean
much to them. ~
.. Naturally everyone has some
thingto say about themoney they
had or did not have in the Minot
National bank which is closed:
The best one we have yet heard
is told by Mr.. Fisher, who drives
the dray for the Minot Transfer
Co. Mr.. Fisher made a dep 'sit
of $29O.4O Monday evening Just
before the bank closed and dew
the forty cents. The deposit WAS
in the form Of a check on the
Glenburn bank. Upon learning
that the bank did not open Tues
day morning, he drove to Glen
burn % miles beat the check
there and stopped payment on
it and drew S29O.4O from the
Glenburn bank so is forty cents
ahead OF the game somewhere.
He wonders ii he Las placed him
self in a dangerous position and
has engaged the services OF an
attorney to unwrangle the prob
lem inal- .9s,:. r.;-...r:.a.H
The directors and stockholders
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-20

The vice. president of the inst;-
tuition, c. II. Parker, informed
the INDEPENDENT that he was
one of the heavy losers, sinking
something like $4,000 in the
wreck. He believes, however,
that when the receiver has been
appointed and the books, exaln-.
ined the bank will be able to'pay
Is cents on the dollar. The IN
does not know how
true this is, however. MIR. Park
er owned 1000 shares OF stock
when the crash came, but a short
time previous to- this owned
$500 shares OF stock. Only
nine months ago he bought
much stock, paying ST. for it.
A. P. Slocum. the druggist, one
OF the stockholders, owned 1000
shares Of stock.
An attempt was made by the
directors to get MIR: Erickson to
sell his stock in the institut tion
to Mr.. A. J. Brunner. an old time
banker, but when Mr.. Brunner
examined the books he shook
his head and refused to have
anything to DO with the institu-
ton. Then a MIR. Briggs, a
banker from South St. Paul was
sent for, with q view Of selling
stock in the institution, but like
Mr.. Drummer he looked ask anse
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-20

TAKEN UP-At my place in section
81, township l54, range 81, August 3lst
1905, two dark bay yea1ling colts. one
brown yearling colt, branded TX con-
nected and on the left shoulder. and
one roam two year-old colt, no brand.
Owner pay charges and remove proper
ty. j. n. Peterson.
9.13-9-27 Minot. n. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-20

The aged mother Of Ole Westby
died Monday evening atherson S
home northwest from the city
from old age. The funeral was
held this afternoon at ; O'Clock,
the remains being inferred in the
Norwegian cemetery.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-20

RooMs-In large new residence
one block from court house. All
newly furnished. Hot water hea t.
Rates reasonable. Inquire at the
INDEPENDENT Office.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-20
DR.. iHyndrnan Married.

From a Twin City paper we
learn th vt Dr.. Garnet p. Hynd-
man and Miss olga christopher.
both from MinOt, were married
in st. Paul by J. X. Burleson,
pastor OF the Episcopal church.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-20

Taken up-A Rec Polled Bull,
weight 1S00pounds, atmy home
section 9, 155 81, Friday. Own
er prove property and pay
charges. Andrew jacobson,
1O-4 Burlington, \. D.
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p CONTINUED ON TWELFTH PAGE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-06
Montgomery. Ala.

with her face in her hands, her whole body shaking and quivering as with some overpowering emotion. Present. ly she aroused herself and rose again and staggered toward the door.
 "Befohe l go I want to say some- thing" she said. "Wlll you tell your husband my story?'
 T tell my husband everything" re- piled the young wife proudly.
 Well" the woman answered, you can tell him if you care to that your great kindness and sympathy so touched my heart that I have changed my mind. and will not ruin the man and his young wife. In fact will pray heaven that she never finds 1t out. reckon his conscience will punish him enough"
 'oh, am so glad" replied Mrs. Dem ntson. cannot I do something more for your"
 No" replied the woman steadily. You have done a great deal more for several persons today than you have any idea of. Goodbye and God bless
 Then she walked steadily down the path and vanished int0 the EraAts~orld,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-06
WALL STREET REVIEW
CALL LOAN RATE TOUCHES A NEu
 HIGH LEVEL.
Stock Market Resumed Its Appearance of Previous Week, the Trading Bciur
 Dull and Constrained.

New York; Oct. 5.-The call loan rate touched t,sr nsa the high level Of the year at whole resumed the appearance of last week that is to say. trading became duii i firm. 1"1er'oh~ h@'d
 Last week the firmness of the martet of an early easing of money after thcf es- peeiai reodirements H ,e for the turn of the had been met. In todsws msrks. .fanhsacsions h there was a perceptible growth of opin,on that money rates are likely to be firmly circles where the talk of return of ease in money has dealt with delays here otore the allowance for possible firmness If inonsy was extended to weeks. Tn this the snecu iative discussion came more Into line with ,ooks sor rn Dank opening. none of which the passage of weeks and in some cases bankers snat,n. look @ for months as the period of
 In behalf of this opinion bankers assert that firm money market in New York pereey eoadon or trs fse ysnr i this year. 1t Is pointed out. is calculated to lieve 1t. Efforts were mada in "pacuia.iVe quarters, s however. to mitigate the Influence ing it to snse,aI iIl1rry na in money by attribut yss,teraay rssher the "s sffees a0'sa of outside sources and there were larse a offern fem other points; Tltse fnnas. hoM.a:. h'. were re Srawn Saw vdor for the most part from deposits in or transfer of loans from the New York banks to the trust companies which had peen going on for several weeks, the new loans necessitating to some extent the sell
 some of the recent lenders amongst the trust companies were reported also to be an amongst m those calling loans today. A rise reflection of the attraction of higher money nsn,s ine decline in foreign exchange was an asotner & result Large additional arrivals and the days decline in sterling rates here leaves open the question of New York.s ability to secure a portion of this.
 glseounts moved upward today in London proportion of the reserves reported by the 6ank or England gave occasion for sur p.,se rats Una that the exnected rise in the bnne mental exchanges had continu-s to move against London in spite of the weeks rise m the open market. discount rates there ,sas. aads to the the puzzle of the retention of the funds nt Paris Is believed to be due to neaVy losses involved in the collapse of sugar speculation in France
 kets and in the international exchanges ot the world offered explanation for tne reported shipment of s4, 400. 900 of gold From the Bank of France to London and the mise in lbsnking circles.
 A, The movement of prices of stocks under anf restraint of the money market was the day. The tone of the market cdnt,n, pnIt or nss,,,a undecided up to the close. which was ir- |. Bends sSn d were firm. Total sales. par value. vanced h per cent on call.
 NEW YORK STOCK LIST.