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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-10-27
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-10-27
til the first Sunday in Novem-

til the first Sunday in Novem-
Der.
Fort Totten people are daily
being made to realize that there
are people who do not like the
Fort or it's inhabitants, and yet
unfettered by a single unbreak-
able tie remain with us.
Miss Maude Bardy spent Sun
day at home. Her home Sun
days seem long way between.
Miss Alice Reese returned Fri
day after an extended visit at
Sheyenne.
| Moonless strolls, masqueraders
and ghost story parties are a
few of our pleasant pastimes.
Mrs. Sears will now have
charge of the Domestic Science
department and an assistant ma
iron will be appointed.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-10-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CITY in BRIEF {
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

- $3.50 .a.#s. &:EH5s &&S y
SaeaonoueHeaoaoaoaeaoaeueS|
Col. C. A. Lounsberry is now
located atWashington D. C. -sr
Jas. A. Horne, one of the big
Dry Lake farmers, was in the|
city Saturday.
F. R. Stevens Of Crazy was in
the city Monday, as prosperous
and smiling as ever.
A. M. Powell has sold lots 4, 5
and 6, 32- Is to Albert Rob
erts, the price being $35l7.50.
First National Bank loans money
not only on farms, but on good city
property, as well Il "a
Rev. James and family left
this waek for their new home at
Mandan.
If you wish to make a farm
loan, call at John W. Makers
office in Devils Lake, N. D. and
get the best rate and terms ever
offered in this county.
Ward Gretzsinger, pressman
in the Inter-Ocean office, at
tempted to take an impression
on his hand a few days ago. A
part Of a couple fingers remain
ed with the press. :
Wanted One all round pants
man, and one bushelman.
j. j. Burtcher,
Devils Lake, N. D,
John K. James and Miss Jessie
Burdick, both of Graham's Is
land. were married at Reds
hotel in this city Monday after
Don, Rev. James officiating.
Oliver evans has sold his in.
terests in the Fargo Studio and
will devote all his time to the
Photographic studio in Devils
Lake.
Money always on hand for
farm loans at John w. Makers
office. No delay. You get your
money as soon as papers are ex.
ecuted. Rate Z per cent per
annum.
| Position Wanted. An exper-
enced youffg man wants to take
charge Of farm druing winter;
married. Address D. A. Pear.
son, Starkweather.
Free books and car fare paid
| Fall term begins Sept. 18th. Send
for catalog Queen City Business
College, Crookston, MINI. If
1 H. H. Lampman, who pours
the oil Of vitriol upon the offend
| ling head Of high and low alike,
through the columns Of the
| Neche Chronotype, spent a short
time in the city this week.
I Editor Pierce Of the Grafton
Record, the Bill Nye of North
Dakota. is hunting in the vicinity
lof FreshWater this week. Poison
Carrots having seripticiously Sc
Icured access to Pierce's closet,
was not in a physical cona ition
Ito join the expedition.
r.. j WiImott, who has been
visiting in this county for some
time, left for his Oregon home
Tuesday. He stated that he had
royalty enjoyed his visit and
counted it among the pleasant
Incidents in his life.
Geo. H. Carothone has been
appointed G. N. agent in this
city to succeed r S. Dunn. The
new agent comes from the Chi
cage Il Rock Island, and is q
thorough railroad man. \
We have just received another
carload Of sugar and we are sell !;
ing ii at Sc. 80 per 100 sack. This
is the 4ff1 cam this year max
ing 1900 sacks, l20, 900 pounds
We have saved to- the patrons
Of this store 25 cents persack or
$685. on sugar Ills \ ear Twill
Say; syait n 49, Il tesaf lsn
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
SAYS JUDSON STOLE STOCK
Hoadiey Tesifes Partner Caused
Loss iH P0zcer Pool.

The names OF John Jacob Astor ana Corne-
nus Vanderbilt figured yesterday in the trial
which has been in progress fifteen days of the
SUI, Of William 3. Franklin and George I Scott
against Joseph H. Hoadley. Joseph Letter and
Cyrus Field Judson- Mr. Hoadley's cross exam
ination by E. L. Mooney, counsel for the plain
tfns. was finished. On redirect examination
the witness testified that he had lost SO GOO 600
n q single day in protecting the market for
International Power stock
In answer TO Mr.. Moneys questions Mr.
Eoadley told Of the disappearance Of the stock
Of which Judson had charge on a trust account
from Hoadley and Letter. He declared that Jud-
son had told him that he had almost arranged
10 sell all the stock TO John Jacob Astor and
Cornelius Vanderbilt The stock had reached
about $40 at that time. April 10, 1902. The
witness said Judson had nc authority TO sell TO
Astor and Vanderbilt the $500 shares belonging
70 himself. Letter and Judson. He said the un-
derstanding was that he himself could have sold
the stock
NJ Hoadley said that he asked Judson re-
peatedly for his stock. and that Judson kept put
ting him of telling him that John r Drexel had
put in Sl.0D0,00O and that Cornelius Vanderbilt
and others were anxious TO get in, and that the
three men could unload their stock at from $40
O SfJO share. When Letter took up his own
share OF the stock. II discovered, the witness
said. that Judson had stolen the stock Mr..
Hoadley added that he could have sold out his
stock ar that time and made S1,0O0000. but did
not because Of his faith in a COTubustible engine
owned by the international Power Company.
The witness said that JudsOn acknowledged
having stolen the stock. and was only TOO glad
70 DO anything to keep out Of jail He said he
he sold Il 70 Judson to protect the market losing.
II this way, SO. 100000 in a single day.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
NEW MENGES SUIT TRIAL.
Judgment for 81, 900 900 in Western
naryIand Case Set aside.

By a decision Of the Appellate Division Of the
Supreme Court, Brooklyn, handed down yester-
dav afternoon the judgment Of S1.O00OOO, OBJ
tained by Morris c. Menges from General Louis
Fitzgerald for information alleged to have been
given 10 the syndicate which purchased the
Western Maryland Railroad from the city Of
Baltimore was set aside and new trial or
6ered Justice Miller writes the opinion, in
which Justices jerks and Woodward agree Pre-
siding Justice Hirschberg and Justice Rich dis
sent.
In the trial Of the suit before Justice Spencer
IN the Supreme Court. Brooklyn, last spring. 1t
was shown that George J. Gould and his
brothers. James Hazen Hyde and General Fitz-
gerald, president Of the Mercantile Trust Com
pany, and at that time director Of the Equl-
able Life Assurance Society, were IN the syndi-
cate that bought the railroad. The city OF Bal
tuore. which owned the Western Maryland
Railroad. received s., ,751 900 for it II was then
bonded for S60. 900 and the selling Of some
of the bonds to the Equitable Society formed
feature Of the investigation Of the latter.
Justice Miller. in his decision. says ne is unable
70 agree with the conclusion that the verdict IS
amply supported by the weight Of evidence, and
Eays he thinks the jury was misled By the charge
OF the trial Judge in respect TO a vital point
Counsel for Mr.. Menges said last night that IN
doubtedly they would push the case to another
trial
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
TO EXAMINE ACTU4RY.
AnS1cerS to Questions Nr. McCurdg
Passed Erpected.

II is the present intention Of the legislative
life insurance committee to put Emory Nc
Chntock on the witness stand when the com
mittee resumes its sessions on Tuesday on
several occasions. when asked important ques-
tions, Richard A. McCurdy. the president of the
Mutual Life, has referred the committee to Mr..
McClintock who is one Of the company's
actuaries, and interesting testimony is looked
for.
Whether the investigation will reach James
Hazen Hyde next week remains doubtful at
present although it is known that Mr.. Hyde
wishes 70 pay his already long deferred visit to
Europe as early as practicable. Apropos Of the
Equitable, however the continued absence Of
William H. Mcintyre, Thomas D. Jordan and
General Louis Fitzgerald contributes to the de-
lay of the further investigation Of this society.
While 1t has been decided that the committee
shall resume it's sessions on Tuesday morning It
has not been determined yet whether it shall
adjourn on Wednesday over election.
According TO communications received in town
yesterday Thomas W. Lawson is seeking TO CO.
operate with poIcyholders' committees here in
their warfare against certain insurance officials.
In addition to the Morristow-n Trust Company,
the Mutual Life. it is said bought some time
tional Bank, of Orange n J., making many
changes in its management. II is understood
that the committee Will take up this topic next
week
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
" PAID STATE OFFICERS g
Charges Made in NOrthzcestern Life
Insurance Investigation

St. Paul Oct. 2O.-The investigation by the
Hennepin grand jury Of the old officers Of the
Northwestern National Life Insurance Com
pany. of Minneapolis may soon be transferred 10
St. Paul It is said that payments OF money for
corrupt purposes made in St Paul have been
discovered.
Testimony already placed before the grand
jury involves two former State officials, the al
legged payment at the Ryan Hotel of $4,000
check for the suppression of a report exposing
the condition of the company, and voluntary
contribution of $1,000 each to the Democratic
and Republican State Central committees.
Another State official is charged with receiv-
ing $780, in instalnents of $3.50 each. for Sun
day work in clerical capacity. He figured as
an expert accountant As to the campaign con-
tributions, they are said to be vouched for in a
confession made by one of the old officers, but
the receipt of the money is denied in the case
of the Democrats by Labor Commissioner Will
Jams. who says he the to whom the
offer made
There was a string TO the gift. however, and
Governor Johnson and F. G. Winston turned il
down when l told them of it." said Mr.. Williams
to-day. We certainly needed the money, but
Governor Johnson, in case of his election, would
missioner that the old officers wanted. That
was the reason that we did not get the check 1
know that the other side did,
The Northwestern Life Insurance Company,
as reorganized is not concerned in this investi-
CATION.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
DIR. LAWSON'S PANACEA.
Says He's the Nan to Get Policy
holders Their Rights.

Thomas W Lawson. in "Everybody's Maya
zine for November says that up to October 4
he had received 16307 answers, representing
s55,165. .916 to his appeal published in the July
number, asking life insurance poltcyholders to
sign coupon blank and send it to him, that he
might speak for them in a plan to further their
interests.
After drawing his conclusions from the testi-
mony given before the legislative Investigating
committee now holding sessions in this city, ne
says that the funds hand are in actual
jeopardy and that unless something is done at
once by the poIicyhoders all of the larger COM
panfes may become tnsolvent- If the policy
holders move, and move quickly, he assures
them:
The funds as they are to-day will remain in
tact: they will be added to by the restitution Of
from $75,000,000 to $150,000.000. a score Of the
thieves who have plundered policyholders in the
past will be sent TO prison; the future payments
of pOliCyhOlderS will be largely cut down; the
present swollen surpIuses viii be returned in
large part to policyhOlders; in the future policy
holders will actually run the company, and all
pOIiCyhOldeTs can be assured that in the future
they will receive the actual worth Of their policy
at surrender.
Mr.. Lawson has decided that the thing for
the policyholders to do is to authorize some one
in whom they have confidence to select a com
rnittee TO take their proxies and at once seize
possession Of the two great mutual companies,
the New-York Life and the Mutual; TO en-
power this committee to bring action at once
to compel full restitution and enforce full pun
ishment, and then to change the present method
of conducting the insurance business.
The vital question, 10 his mind, is: Whom
can the policyholders trust to do this?" His
answer to this question is: Il am the natural
bne TO make this move" and accordingly ne
gy,+s q FORM Of proxy running to himself. which
he asks pocyholders 10 I'LL out and send 10 nm
In accepting the proxy. he agrees, among otner
things that il shall be voted for only men VINO
shall he nominated as trustees by committee
To consist OF representative Governors Of States;
90 nee the proxy ito elect any director OF
the Mutual Life Insurance Company, the New
work. Life Insurance Company or any other IN
s1rance COMPANY who will not first agree TO DO
an in his power after he is elected TO exact full
restitution Of all moneys flched from these cor
1orations and inforce punishment OF oHcers'
Sf-er+ors agents or other employees who have
been in any way guilty Of wrongdoing.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
Mr., TAFTgS PANAMA TRIP.
It's Chief Him Is to Tell Congress
Where the Money Went.

Washington Oct. 2O.-secretary Taft an
r1ounced to-day that he and his party viii arrive
on the IstIlnlus November and that they will
remain there until November and return to
washington about the 10th The party
will consist Of Secretary Taft, General Storey,
retired. former chief of artillery; Colonel Black
engineer corps: Colonel Edwards. chief of the
E2rrear Of Insular Affairs, and ". ". MichIer
Secretary Taft said that there were number
NJ questions that he wanted to discuss with the
Pananans; that he wished TO see what has been
ACCOMPLISHED this year. SO he could compare it
with last years work and that his chief reason
for making the trip was his desire 10 go oelore
[Sa,--aes and reII where the money had gone
Tn this connection Secretary Taft said that his
-enorts from the Isthmus were very satisfactory
- he cornpIinented the work OF Mr.. Stevens
oIIia4 engineer, Governor Magoon and Mr.. Cor
gas chief sanitary officer.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
RESCUED IN MIDOCE4N.
Cre5U of Bark Taken off as TesseI
WaS about to Sink.

sydney. c. B, Oct 20-Rescued in mid-ocean
.s their vessel was about TO sink, Captain
Zachariassen and his crew Of eight men OF the
,-,,,aqian bark H. W. Palmer. were landed
tare to-day by the Norwegian steamer Christian
D.. which arrived from Hull. The Palmer left
T7,,,.ouche. y. b. October > for Queenstown
with a cargo of deal On October II she en-
,,a,,,+ared a terrific hurricane and sprang leak.
~. ,,-o+ar rushed in so rapidly that by the next
day all the provisions had been spoiled Soon
.st.r1,ard Il was evident that the vessel could
NOT remain afoat much longer and captain
1oo,,a-tassen and the crew prepared to take TO
t,,a,e although q tremendous sea was run
ming. ~ c,,,s+ta, T7o-s
was sighted Signals Of distress %ere al qplSes rs
5la olSpl9 few on board the steamer the ere" oE
tAkeIl g. Are TO the bark II Is supposed the
Htt,iorad vessel sank. .o- .o. -, !,
aeanog9WT % ~ W Palmer registered 400 tons sso Ret spd and
inT tl-tl+ a+ Dorchester. N b: IN Ioo- 9t 2tle
We We owned in Norway.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
BIG NEW LINER IN PORT.
The Ameriha, Largest Transatlantic
Steamship, ArriUeS.

The new neutrality-suspicious. liner Amerika
made her first entrance to this port yesterday
afternoon. Heavy storm clouds hung over the
lower bay as the leviathan steamed slowly up
the Narrows. Just as her big propellers
stopped off Quarantine the clouds parted and a
streak of sunlight followed the steamer like
searchlight up TO the Battery.
The Anerika was loaded to the waterline, but
her great steel sides and the four white decks
which lowered above the revenue cutters like
skyscraper gave her the appearance of being
greater than her 1900 tons displacement.
Emil Boas. the local agent of the Hamburg
American Line, was the first person TO board the
new steamer. After the Quarantine officials ex-
arnined the passengers. julius P. Meyer, Of the
line. and a party OF the companys guests were
taken aboard
Herr Albert Balm. general director of the
Hamburg American Line, who came over with
the ship, said:
am proud Of the Anerika. She certainly eX-
ceeds all expectations. We had bad weather ali
the wav over, but il did not affect in the
least The Amerika was built for comfort-nOt
for sDeed. Her speed is 1Ii2 knots an hour, but
am sure she viii make IS knots after she has
made q few trips.
The trip from Hamburg. distance of $3.50
miles was made by the Amerika in seven days
seventeen hours and f1fty-two minutes. at an
average speed Of 16.41 knots an hour Captain
Sauerr1an said that the ship acted splendidIy.
The electric elevators carried 5,061 passengers
on the voyage. They start at the lowest deck,
the Cleveland" Above this is the Roosevelt
deck then the washington" The last stop is
made at the uppermost deck the Kaiser"
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
WESTERN PACIFIC BOND INCREASE
President Says $25, 100000 To Be Authorized
Next Month VIII Not Be Issued.

President Jeffery Of the Western Pacific Railroad
Cornpanv, referring to the authorized increase OF
~ tonded indebtedness Of the road from $S00O0cOO
- e. oao o0o as announced in dispatch from San
Francisco said last night:
= Is not contemplated to issue any more western
a-i4o bonds nor is there the slightest necessity
- 60 The stockholders meeting on No
+,eter is in pursuance Of an aTrjeng cement ma @
49, ~ % an{raI stock increased from $JgUoOoto
WheI u t5 ~ n06 and to enable the Western Pacific
Rairoad Company, at some future time should @ II u
mt an issue of this kind, as already stated
- -7D+ rorteTlpIated nor does the manaEeInent be-
Iiaye it will necessary IoF Sul4e gea19 10 S'i'
and probably not at all
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
CRUDE OIL ADVANCED AGAIN.

Pitts6urg. Oct. 2o.-The Standard Oil Company
to-day advanced the price Of all grades of crude
oil. except raglan Pennsylvania, Tiona, Newcastle
and CebeI oil were advanced five cents Corning
was raised 10 cents and Somerset eight cents The
lower grades were advanced two cents The quo
Tations follow:
Pennsylvania 81: Tiona. III Corning. 113; New
castle L3s: CabeI II: North Lima. IS; South Lima,
Indiana ana Somerset, g.; Raglan. 49
Independence. Kan. Oct. 20.-The price OF high
g-ade Western oil was advanced one cent q barrel
here to-day by the Standard Oil Company TO 90
cents The price Of fuel oil was not changed
Lima Ohio, Oct zO-The Standard Oil Company
posted 2 bulletin here to-day announcing an ad-
vance Of FIVE cents IN the price offered for Penn
syIvaria crude oil and advance OF two cents on
Lima and Indiana oil
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

A. A Bailey Of Westchester County. living at
No 129 Webster-ave. Mount Vernon yesterday
fled q voluntary petition in bankruptcy, showing
debts q 5000, with no assets The petitioners
one creditor is the Bowery Bank, Of New-York
which holds a note indorsed by the petitioner
which with interest amounts TO 1905. The note
was given as an accommodation 10 H. n Bailey
and indorsed BY the petitioner.
Rutser Ten Hagen, salesman. voluntary petition
u s16S The petitioner was a member OF the firm
q Ten Hagen & Yessing, dissolved in 1894 with
out assets.
An Involuntary petition fled against Isaac
Fredericks. No 81 3d-aye.. by Wen q Livingston
with claim Of S344. Zimmerman & Lev. Win
q claim Of Sz14. and 0. NeuviHe. with claim o.
SO Preferential payments Of $1,000 are alleged
n Beard was appointed receiver Win oono
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
ERlE RALLRoAn APPoINTMENTs.

announcement was made yesterday that Charles
Steele Samuel Spencer, George F Baker ana
F o Underwood. Of New-York. and P + FhooeS'
Of Cleveland had become directors OF the IN
cinnatL Hamilton and Dayton Railway Coihpa'iS
--st.... ~ the Erie Railroad Company. was elect
81 r-eei5ert OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton and DaS
ton and Russell Harding vice president Lo'i- T5e
ys>-ist t5a se[rerary and J L. Howard L
-. " -rsG-,,rar - the Cincinnati. Hamilton ana
DAYTON were reelected and the secretary S.Gst 60
t-,,-- - the Erie Railroad elected assIsL i
ami secretary and assistant treasuTef Tespec1- 0'
~ rbe Cfncfuuati Hamilton and Dayton
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
THE RUSSIAN LOAN.
Financiers Meet at St. Petersburg
Hr. Perkins Delayed.

s. Petersburg, Oct. ga group Of fnan-
ciers, including representatives OF the Credit
Lyonuais, Baron Hottinguer and the Banque de
Paris Of Paris. the Mendelssohns, Of Berlin. and
the Bariugs Of London, began conferences to-
day with the Finance Minister, NJ. Rokovson.
regarding the contemplated new loan Owing
70 delayed train, George ". Perkins. repre-
senting J. Pierpont Morgan & Co, did not ar
rive here until after the conference. The
amount OF the loan is not yet decided, and de-
pends on whether an international French
loan can be arranged At the Ministry Of
Finance S250,0OO. 600 was mentioned as the pro-
posed sum.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
STEAMERS COTTON CARGO ON FIRE.

Manchester. oct. 2o.-Fire broke out to-day in the
cotton on board the Spanish steamer Ramon de
1ar-inaga. Captain Ondoaiza, which arrived @ mere :
On On (CloDer &c sring OF an acetyene lamp The damage
~ NJ - steamer was trIding. Tne names We're
co 20 ti1 - ne third hold where It IS estimated that
5fo bsles were damaged.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
REMEDIES.

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