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The Bowbells tribune., 1905-01-27
Georgie's Investment.

"Pa," said the SPECTATORS son, 81
want some money for little spccula.
tion.'
"I'm pleased, my boy" returned the
father, as he fshed sovereign from
his pocket, "to see that you are talk
of life. Now, won't ask you what
this speculation is. but will go halves
with you on it. l will furnish the
money and you engineer the business,
and we will go halves on the profits
Or course, If there are none, lose my
money and you your time"
"All right, pa. I'll make the invest.
melt to-day and report progress TO-
morrow"
The next evening, when the father
returnedhome, he inquired about the
deal
'No good" was the sententious re.
mark of the youth.
mo good?" exclaimed the old man,
in surprise.
Yes, no good" replied the boy.
"Never saw such a decline in stocks
in my life. Shrunk quite out of sight.
IT. was :; good investment yesterday
goods worth their face value then
but to-day you couldn't give them
away"
'But, for heavens sake. George
what did you invest in?"
"Thcater tickets for last nights per-
fOlmance."
Tho old man thought very hard for
a time, and then expressed himself to
the effect that the boy was better flt-
ted for company promoter than
speculator.
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QUANTITIES OF THE LEGISLATURE
-cv:. Ccv Ec, and Speaker piercy Announce Names in
Their Respective Houses.

Rules OLA Moure, chairman; Lit.
tie, CasEel, Sharpe, Talcott, Wagner,
Young.
immigration (5)-Hagen, chairman
Carroll, Benson, Garnett, Johnson of
Walsh.
Highways, Hedges and Ferries o.
Mcdonald, chairman; Macarthur, Nc
Lean, Herbrandson, Stade, Kraabel,
Spoonheim.
Irrigation (7)-Voss, chairman;
Hanna. Swenson, Little, Simpson,
Plain, Sifton.
Apportionment (1D-Brown, chair.
man; Little, Garnett, Herbrandson,
Kirkcid, Plain, Steele, Fox, Main,
Swenson, Mcdonald
Corporations Other Than Munich.
pal G-Crane, chtirman; Cashel,
Benson, Carroll, Johnson of Mclean,
Johnson Of Walsh, Movius.
Military Affairs (O-Fox, chairman;
Thatcher, Macarthur, Main, Stadc,
Dyste. Wagner.
Woman Suffrage (5)--McLean, chair
man; Taylor Bacon, Johnson of
Walsh; Kraabel
Joint Committees.
Public Buildings (5)-SimDson,
chairman; Cashcl, Hanna, Thatcher,
Gnlack
Charitable Institutions (5)-Bacon,
chairman; Carroll, Sifton, Spoonheim.
Steele.
Penal Institutions (5)-Little, chair
man: Fierce, Mclean, Kirkeide, Stade.
Educational Institutions (7)-Tal-
colt, chairman; Main, Fox, Taylor, Ha-
gen, Stade, Cashel.
State Library (5)-Sharpe. chair
man; Crane, Brown, Gulack, Plain.
Joint Rules (7)-l-a Mourc, chair
man; Little, Cashel, Sharpe, Talcott,
Wagner. Young.
,, House Standing Committees.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Butt, chairman: ::
Treat, Dickinson, Stevens OF Burleigh,
Ryan, Rose, Mcclure, Peterson, Bri-
dent. Johnson of Ward, Gilbert, Rich
mond, Little, Cooper Of Sargent, Eli
son
Ways and Means-Messrs McKech-
| mic, chairman; Braaten, Ganssln, Heg-
lie Streetcr, Duncan, Robillard, Glas-
CAV, Wclo. Palfrey, Johnson of Ward
Observation-Disclosures. Davis, chairman; !;
Rose. Chapman, Chcyalicr. Bclden,
Treat, Dickinson, Cooper of Stutsman,
Dutiz. 'folfsrud, Mitchell, Glasgow,
Richmond, Blank, 'Gilbert.
Appropriations - Sweet, charman
Fried, Allen, Gilbert, Phelan, Nichol-
son. Stevens of Burleigh, Underwood,
Rogers, Stevens of Dickey, Johnson Of
Richand, McLain, Chevalier Simpson.
Eng-osscd Bils-Messrs. Brown,
: chairman: Wclo, Meidinger, Goulet,
Weisle, Esgen. Flados, Stevens, Dahl.
Enrolled Bills - MessrS Mcclure,
chairman; Gilbert, Glasgow, Johnson
of Richland, Palmer, White, Piper.
Underwood, Eggan.
Edncalion-Mes Martin. chair
man; McCrea, Purdon, Mooney, Fried,
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With the largest attendance Of any
opening day since its organization. the
Tri-State Grain and Stock Growers
convention began its sixth annual scs-
sion at Fargo Tuesday morning. The
visitors represent the best type Of
farmers and stockmen in Minnesota
and the DaEotas, and display much en-
thusiasm.
The invocation was by Dr.. J. F. Dud-
lev and the welcoming address by
Mayor Wall. President Worst deliv-
cred his annual address and the usual
committees were appointed in the
morning. In the afternoon Prof John
Hamilton, the farmers institute spo-
cialist of the United States department
of agriculture spoke on Farming as
Business" T. +. Eastsatc OF Lari-
more made a short address on gra sscs.
A. NJ. Bush of the farmers institute
corps; spoke on seed selection and
there was an interesting discussion OF
all the papers.
In the evening there was band con
cert, after which Prof. II. l.. Bollcy OF
the agricultural college spoke ON
wheat rust. in the absence of J. S. Nc
Donald OF Minneapolis, Thomas MINI
los of the same city spoke on market
ing farm produce and created a lively
discussion by agitating the building OF
elevators, mills and factories.
Wednesday was dairy day, and
brought out great crowd to the tri-
state convention. The big armory was
packed at all three sessions and the
addresses Of the speakers were OF Il
highly interesting nature.
Ex.Dairy Commissioner Mcconnell
of Minnesota and S. B. Schilling. pres
ident of the Iowa Dairymen's associa-
tion, held the boards in the afternoon.
In the afternoon Il paper by d. NJ.
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horse breeding. The convention then
adjourned to pay visit to the agricul-
tural college.
In the evening addresses were made
by Professors Richards and Bolley OF
the college faculty.
The Tri-State Grain and Stock Grow
ers' convention closed Friday night
after a four-day session which unani-
mously has been pronounced the best
the organization ever has held.
]. H. Worst, president of the North
Dakota agricultural college, unani.
mously was elected president and eX-
Mayor J. A. Johnson Of Fargo sccre-
tary.
The resolutions opposed the Shiel:s
bill providing for a grain commission
CT; indorscd the measure to regulate
insurance companies; protested
against the admission OF Canadian
wheat for either milling or seed pul-
poses, with a rebate; asked for in
creased appropriations for the national
and state governments for carrying on
the work of the experiment stations
and pure food law in this state by
Prof. Ladd; thanked Secretary OF Az
rculture Wilson for assisting in the
determination of cattle diseases, and
favored instruction in agriculture at
rural schools.
Resolutions which had been prepar-
cd for introduction, exonerating the
Edwards-Wood company from the
charge of making false returns OH
grain shipments were not submitted
to the convention as fight against
their adoption had been organized.
The program for the day was under
the supervision of the State Horticul-
tural society. The new officers are:
James Holes, Fargo, president; Prof.
c. B. Waldron, Fargo, secretary; Lieut..
Gov. Bartlett, Cooperstown, treasurer.
A. f. Phillips of Wisconsin, +. A.
Smith of Lake City, Mimi, and mum.
ber of other speakers addressed the
convention. The trend of the remarks
was to show the advance in the growth
of small fruits in the state and encour-
aging predictions for their future de-
velopment. An informal session was
held in the evening, closing the con-
vention.
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BAD BLAZE AT FESSENDEN.
One Hundred Thousand-DoIIar Blaze
Levels Business Houses.

Fessenden, N. D., Jan. 22.-Fessen
den has suffered a bad fire. The blaze
was discovered in small shed in the
rear of Gackle, Zuber E Schlecter's
hardware store. 1t was near the oil
and gasoline and soon became uncon-
trollable. AS a result the following
business houses were destroyed: Con-
nor hotel, Lindgren & Immel, confec-
tionery; Leu, drug store; Fessenden
Mercantile company, merchandise;
Gackle, Zuber & Schlecter, hardware;
Haldor Anderson, jewelry; Eyckden
sisters, millinery; the department
stores of T. L. Quarve and J. K. Swan;
l.. A. Leu's new building across the
street from Romansen's drug store and
the postoffice were slightly damaged,
at a total loss of from sSO,OOO to $780,
600. The total insurance is about
$4,000. The origin Of the fire is
supposed to have been incendiary.
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~caa.c Standing Committees.

S.Id<C oe@'IilJ No't'''''IASSS'
Judiciary Q5)-Littlc, chairman !;
Sharpe, Talcott, Simpson, La Moure,
Voss, Bacon, Fox, Crane, Cashel,
Pierce, Garnett. Young, Hanna.
Education (9)-Talcott, chairman;
Cashel, Sharpe, Garnett, Main, Movius,
Stade, Mcdonald, Herbrandson.
Elections (9)-Hanna, chairman: !:
Resan, Swenson.. Gulack, La Moure,
Mcdonald, Cashel. Kraabel. Stade.
Appropriations QO-La Moure.
chairman; Taylor, Crane, Sharpe. Lit
tie, Mclean. Garnett, Cashel. Fox. Han
na. Voss, Stade, Herbrandson. Young,
Sifton, Thatcher. Movius.
State Affairs QD-Sharpe, chair
man; Fox, Herbrandson, Brown, Little,
Swenson, Crane, La Moure, Johnson of
Walsh. Plain, Regan.
Public Lands (9)--Sifton, chairman +;
Young, I2irleid. Hagen. Macarthur,
Talcott, Mcdonald, Benson.
Railroads G3)-Simpson, chairman +;
.Swenson. Sharpe. Carroll, Regan. Ben.
son. Gulacll Johnson of Mclean, Dys-
Ways and Means (?)--Hcrbrandsoi
chairman: Bacon, Brown. Simpson,
Voss, Mcvius, Thatcher, Wagner. Ia
gen
Agriculture G--Ewcnson. chair
.aan; Talcott, Macarthur, Main, Nc.
Lean, kicHeid, Plain.
Warehouse Grain and Grain Grading
G1--Kirkeid, chairman: Rcgan
Brown, Hagen, Johnson Of Walsh, Gu
lack. Main. Carroll. Kraahcl, Near.
thur. Sp0onheim.
Counties (9)-Johnson OF Mel can
chairman; Pierce, Carroll. Fox, Crane
Simpson, Dyste, Young. Thatcher.
EngGossed and Enrolled Bills (5)--
Young. chairman; Steele. Dystc
Spoonheim, Wagner.
Banks and Banking (9)-Picrcc,
chairman; Little Bacon. Eoss. Gulack
Simpson, Kirkcid. Steele, Movius.
Cities and Municipal Corporations
G-Bacon chairman; Simpson, Voss
Hanna. Young, Stadc, Johnson OF
Walsh.
Indian Affairs (5)---Gulac'l. chair
man; Mcdonald, Wagner. Hagen
Epoonhcim.
Statistics (5)-Wagner. chairman
Diste, Hanna. Sifton. Thatcher.
Federal Rotations G)-Carroll
chairman; Taylor, Macarthur, Plain
Mclean, Pierce, Dyata.
Insurance (2)--Rcgan. chairman
Crane Pierce, Fox, Carroll, Mcdonald
Little. Kraabc!, Sifton.
Public Health (5)-Taylor. chair
man; Sifton, Thatcher, Steele. Brown
Public Printing (5)-Carnett, chair
man: Brown, Young. TAYLOR. Carroll.
Temperance : (9)---Kraa5cl. chair
man: Pierce, Talcott, Blouw. Benson,
Young, Carnctt la Mourc. Thatcher.
Mines and E.inerals o. -----------
chairman: Simpson, Mcdonald, Gar
nett, Plain, Dystc. SiftoI.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-01-27
TWO BROTHERS MURDERED.
Evidently clubbed to Death by Rob.
bers After Supplies.

Rapid City, S. D., Jan. 22-The Cain
brothers, two bachelor miners living
in log cabin at the Cammarack mine.
fifteen miles west of this city, were
discovered dead yesterday morning,
and news of their murder has just
been brought to this city. 1t is sup
posed they were murdered for q wag-
on load of supplies which they had
purchased in this city. The wagon
had been empties. The men evidently
were clubbed to death. There is no
clue to the murder. 1t is said that the
brothers had trouble with neighbors,
who are under suspicion. The broth
ers were well known in this port Of
the Black Hills.
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Burgum, Rogers. Thorson, Juzeler.
! Elections and Privileges-Messr
Blake, chairman; Davis, Briden, Rob
illard, Blank, Palmer, McKechnie, Pi
per. Chapman.
Municipal Corporations Messrs
Ryan, chairman; White, Rice, Phelan
! Gibbens, Sowlc, Meikeljohn, Heglie
Sweet
Corporations Other Than Municipal
-Mcssrs. Tolfsrud, chairman; Belden
Mckeechnie, Lille, Nelson, Schlenler
Eggen, Sunderland, Palmer.
Agriculture Messrs. Robillard
chairman; Duncan, Morgan, Nichol.
son, White, McKechnie, Lille, Truem-
| ner. Midgardcn, bennington, Tai
Jackson, Kyle, Rue.
Public Printing.-Messrs. Mitchell,
chairman; Johnson of Ward, Arnold,
Watson, Streeter, Gilbert, Weigel,
Brown, Eggen.
observation-disclosures. Chapman, chair
man; Phelan, Mitchell. Spangberg.
Simpson, Juzelcr, Lille, Streeter, Eli
son.
Observation-Disclosures. Fried, chairman; :;
Treat. Ganssle, Glasgow, Clendening,
Brown, Dickinson, Stevens of Dickey,
Ovind.
Banking-Messrs. Clendcning, chair
man: Chapman, Arnold, Peterson.
Piper. Cooper OF Stutsman, Martin,
Underwood, Tolfsrud. Juzeler, Lyon.
Labor-Mcssrs. Flados, chairman;
Kyle, Walters. Dahl. Vernon, Dahlen,
Jennings, Mooney, Duncan.
observation-disclosures. Mooney, chair
man; Swendseid. Spangberg, Meidin-
ger, Weige, Schlcnkec, Hemmingson,
Lemieux, Flados.
Apportionment Mcssrs. Rriden.
chairman; Walters, Sunderland, Tai
jackson. Mooney, Burtncss. Sowle,
Thompson, Eggen. Moore. Piper, Pur-
don, Flados, Buttz, Rogers, Stavens,
Dahl, Meikeljohn, LemieuN. Baever-
stad, Nelson, Adams, Fried, Ellison.
Stevens OF Diclkey Belden, Spangberg,
Watson, Lyon, Simpson, Martin, Rue,
Scheer, Welo, Scvhlenker, Meidingcr,
IIcglic, Goulet, White, Jennings.
School and Public Ilands--Messrs.
Palfrey, chairman; Adams, Vernon,
Truemner, Piper, Baverstad, Rice,
Phelan, Swcndseid.
Public Hea1th--Messrs. Lemieux,
chairman: Dahlcn, Jennings. Ovind,
McKcchnie, Dickinson, Hardt, ThoTe-
son, Weigcl.
Military Aifairs-Messrs. Purdon,
chairman; Nicholson, Dahl Spune-
berg, Ganssle, Buttz, Casey. Allen,
Moore.
Warehouses, Grain Grading and
Dealing Messrs. Dickinson, chair
man: Underwood, Swenseid, Trucm-
ner, Nicholson. Shicls, Stevens of Dick
ey, Casey. Nelson, Ovind. Palfrey,
Goulet, Lyon, Duncan, Clendenning.
Federal Relations-Messrs. Johnson
Of Richland, chairman; Braaten, Ca
sey, Cooper of Sargent Stevens, Nor
gan, Welo. Mcidinger, Goulet.
Mines and Mining-Messrs. Sowle.
chairman; Walter, Belden, Hardt. Rue,
Tallackson, Watson, Martin, Robil-
lard
Temperance--Messrs McCrea, chair
man; Stevens of Burleigh, Shiels,
Hardt, Burgum, Blank, Rue, Moore,
IIemmingson, Morgan, Oveson, Street
er. Midgardcn, .Juzeler, Burtness.
Highways, Bridges and Ferries
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Messrs. Lyon, chairman; Baeverstad,
Dahlen, Gibbens, Jennings, Chapman,
Thoreson, White, Simpson.
State Affairs-Messrs. Richmond,
| chairman; Davis, McCrea. Mitchell,
Blake. Chapman, Shiels, Rose, Stev-
ems of Burleigh, Clendenning, Cooper
Of Stutsman, Schlenker, Mcclure, Pal.
| mer, Streeter.
Supplies and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ganssle, chairman; Sunderland, ,Scheer,
Ovind, Hemmingson, Burtness, Meid.
niger, Blake, Cooper Of Stutsman.
Forestry-Messrs. Lille, chairman;
Thompson, Morgan. Vernon, Kyle,
Chevalicr, Tallackson, Glasgow, Bur-
gum.
Public Debt - Messrs. Peterson
chairman; Treat, Rogers, johnson OF
Richland, McCrea, McLain, Moore.
Palfrey, Lcmieux.
chairman; Braaten, Midgarden. Tai
Jackson, Eggen, Hemmingson, Flados,
Hardt, Nicholson.
Manufactures Messrs. Vernon,
chairman; Ryan, Thompson, Cheva.
lier, Treat, Truemner, Heglie, Arnold,
JuZeler.
Counties and County Boundaries
Messrs. Johnson Of Ward, chairman;
Stavens, Palfrey, Brown. Midgarden,
Watson, Blank, Scheer, Morgan.
Taxes and Tax Laws-Messrs. Rice.
chairman; Gibbons, Johnson of Ward,
Arnold, McLain, Burgum, Peterson,
Ellison, Underwood, Davis, Richmond,
Kyle, Meiklejohn, Tolfsrud, Clenden.
ing.
Goa! Lands and Mining-Messrs
Shiels, chairman; Lyon, Gibbens, I'm
derwood, Arnold, Ovind, Phelan, Sweet,
Stevens OF Burleigh.
Live Stock Industry-Messrs. Phe
Ian, chairman; Oveson, Duncan, Eli
son, Blank, Ryan, Heglie, Blake, Rice,
Mooney, Sowle.
Revision and Correction Of Journal
--Mcssrs. Mclean, chairman; Adams,
Burgum, Moore, Rice, Schlenker.
Braaten.
Fish and Game-Messrs. Meikel
john, chairman: Watson, Casey, Sowle,
Thompson, Kyle, Baeverstad, Nelson,
Walter.
Rules-Messrs. Richmond, chair
man; Stevens of Burleigh, Rose,
Scheer, Casey, Sweet, Briden, Purdon,
W2lgo.
Mileage and Per Dicm-Messrs. Da
Wis, chairman; Shiels, Rose.
Joint Committees.
Public ings--Messrs. Palmer,
chairman; Mcidinger, Gibbons, Fried,
Dahl, Midgardcn. Robillard, ChevA
ier, johnson of Ward.
Charitable Incttutions Messrs.
Weigel, chairman; Stavens, Lemieux
Spangberg, Adams, Cooper Of Sargent,
Thompson, Johnson of Richland, Heg.
lie.
Penal observation-disclosures Streeter.
chairman; Blake, Rue, Swendseid,
Briden, Martin, Cooper of Stutsman,
Mcclure, Baeverstad.
Educational Institutions Messrs.
Rose, chairman; McCrea, Allen, Sweet,
McI-ain, Walter, Davis, Duncan, Ryan.
State Library-Messrs. Casey, chair.
man; Oveson, Vernon, Burtness, Jen-
nings, Simpson, Kyle. Dahlen, Purdon.
Joint Rules-Messrs. Stevens of
Burlcish. chairman; Brown, Buttz,
Lyon, Allen, Welo, Treat, Tolfsrud
Ganssle.
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CHARGE BAD CHECK PASSING.
/Man Arrested Is Found to Have St.
Paul Bank Paper.

Duluth, Jan. 22.-Frank w. Penwar-
den. q brakeman for the Duluth, Mis-
sahe e. Northern road, and who held
an appsintive position in the state leg
islature two years ago, is under arrest,
charged with having issued a worth
less check for $40 on a Two Harbors
hank. When searched two checks on
q st. Paul bank were found on him.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-01-27
STATE LEGISLATURE.
The Weeks Proceedings.

grain over the difference between
what is bought and what is shipped,
except what is shown to be on hand,
year nor more than ten years in the
state penitentiary.
In the session of the senate Thurs
day there was little scrap over res
olution by Senator Johnson to add two
clerks to the list of employees, but the
resolution was finally voted down. An
exhaustive report Of the finances of
the state was ordered printed and dis
tributed, showing the moneys to the
credit of state institutions from per.
menent endowment funds. Phelan's S
house resolution providing for stand
pat tariff platform went over in the
senate under the rules of the upper
house.
Senator Bacon offered a resolution
urging the state delegation in con-
gress to have some of the irrigation
funds set aside for drains and storage
basins in the Red river valley. Sena-
tors Crane and Bacon were appointed
members Of the joint committee to ar
range for memorial services for the
late Justice Cochrane
Bills presented in the senate provid>
ed for re-districting county commits
sioners' districts; sale Of personal
property under foreclosure; adds
state bonds of other states to list
of securities that may be purchased
from permanent school fund; appro-
priating $4,000 for live stock expert
ments and stock farm at agricultural
college.
Senators Talcott and Simpson were
appointed members of a joint commit
tee to visit the state departments and
ascertain their needs in the way of
clerk hire and expenses.
Among the bills presented in the
house were: To add public corpora.
tions to defendants in garnishment;
reducing homestead exemption from
$4,000 to $4,000, and other exemptions
from s1,50o to $500; increasing pay of
witnesses from 81 to 50 day; repeal
ing the herd law.
After disposing of business before
them the two houses of the legislature
adjourned Friday until Monday next.
In the house resubmission was killed
by a decisive vote. Streeters local
option amendment to the state consti-
tuition was indefinitely postponed by
a vote Of two to one of the house
members. This ends resubnission talk
for the session. The bill to increase
the salary of district judges also came
up in the house for passage but en-
countered strong opposition and went
over until next Wednesday when it
was made a special order. The bill
provides an increase of $1,000 year
in the compensation of judges of the
district court. In the senate Phelan's
stand pat resolution on the tariff was
passed after an unsuccessful effort on
the part of the democrats to amend it.
Bills were introduced for the disposi-
ton Of the estates of decendentS at the
soldiers home; appropriating $4,000
for an agricultural experiment station
at Dickinson and changing the oil in
spection so that the salary of the in
spector shall be $4,000 annually in
stead of the present fee system. Both
houses adjourned after brief session.
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MoRMoNs IN REsUTTAL.
Smoot Defense Takes Up Endowment
House Testimony.

Washington, Jan. 10. - Attorneys
for Senator Smoot yesterday put upon
the stand witnesses to discredit the
testimony OF the three witnesses for
the Protestants who gave what they
alleged to be the oaths taken by Nor
mons who go through the temples and
take the endowment ceremony of the
Mormon church. The session was
shorter than usual yesterday because
of the absence of witnesses.
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Where ignorance, Etc,

Miss Flyrty-Jack Hanson was tell.
ing me about romantic adventure he
had at the party last night. 1t seems
he bumped into a girl in a dark hall
way and kissed her, and he doesn't
know yet"
Miss Elders-Oh! tee-hee! That was
I.
Miss Flyrty-What? Oh, for good
ness sake, don't tell him now. Let
him have his romance.
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ARMSTRONG WILL RESIGN.
Assistant Secretary Of Treasury Will
Accept Business Position.

Washington, Jan. 1S.--It is learned
from a high source that Robert 3.
Armstrong. assistant secretary Of the
treasury. in charge of customs, has
indicated to the president and Secre.
tary Shaw his purpose to resign to ac-
cept an important business position in
New York. 1t is understood that Mr..
Armstrong; resignation will take eff.
feet on March 4.
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Freight Train Wrecked.

Marshalltown. Iowa, Jan. %. - A
broken axle caused wreck of Mil
waukcc freight train at Dedham. The
train was running at terrific speed
and thirty cars Of merchandise were
piled up in a heap. No one was hurt.
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Killed by Fallinu Tree,

Glidden, Wis, Jan. 20. - Anton
Aigner, who lived on farm near this
city, was struck by a tree which he
had cut down and instantly killed.
Aigner was forty years old and leaves
wife and eight children.
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CARTER is ELECTED.
Former United States Senator Sent
Back to Washington.

Helena, Mont, Jan. 1S.-Thonlas III.
Carter, former United States senator,
was yesterday. ON the sixth ballot OF
tho session, elected United States SEN
ator for the term beginning March 4.
TO succeed Paris Gibson, Democrat.
All but one Of the Republicans voted
for Carter and one fusionist voted for
him. The Democrats with two cScep'
tions voted for W. G.. Conrad.
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NO BAIL FOR MRS. CHADWICK.
Attorney DawIey siames Absence Of
"Prominent Party' for Failure.

Cleveland, Jan. %. - Attorney J. P.
Dawley yesterday failed to provide
bail in either the federal or state
courts for the release of Mrs. Chad
wick, as had been announced he
would do. Mr.. Dawley states that ow-
ing to the absence from the city of
prominent party who was interested
in the matter, nothing could be done
until this afternoon.