Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-14

while the engine took water 1t was
pitiable to see the way the animals
evidenced their suffering. The cars
had been pa pered before starting but
the paper had long since been blown
away and the animals were complete
Ely exposed to the extreme cold.
They Are All Helping-Ity has been
stated that there is not enough room
at the penitentiary to properly accom-
modate criminals already detained
there. It seems that an appropriation
to enlarge the cell room would be in
accordance with good form A glance
over the state papers and sizing up
the number of men that are being sen.
fenced to penal servitude it would
seem that all the counties are con
niving to have said additional cell
room made an absolute necessity and
bright probability.
Columbia Ladies' Trio-The Colum-
.bian Ladies Trio, in the Bismarck
course on Thursday evening at the
Presbyterian church will present their
artistic and pleasing entertainment
The management has received word
from Minnesota points where they
have given performances, speaking
of them in the highest praise. Their
program is varied and entertaining to
IN audience that is not entirely com.
posed of musicians. Adult admis-
sion rs cents. Arrange to hear their
entertainment. 1t is the last musical
event of the regular course.
New Carpet DoWn-When the legis.
lature re-convenes today the new car.
pet will have been laid in the house
chamber, and the interior aspect OF
that handsome apartment will be com.
plete The carpet is very heavy one
| of Wilton velvet, and the color is a
dark red, harmonizing nicely with the
other finishings. There are in all 96C
yards of carpet required to cover the
floor and the clerks and speakers
platforms. AS completely furnished
the house chamber is now a thing Of
beauty, and it's comforts and conven
fences will certainly be appreciated
by the members of that body.
! Wagner Won Out-In the wrestlins
match held last night at Baker hal
Otto Wagner won out over the victor
of last week, Fred sleight. The first
fall went to Wagner's credit in three
minutes and was a quick piece Of
work. In the second round Sleight LEI
Wagner do all the work and made but
few attempts to throw his opponent
| Wagner who was in fine condition but
about fifty pounds lighter, worked like
a trojan and after twenty-eight min
| utes put Sleight on his back for the
second time. It. was the opinion o.
many that if Sleight had been in train
ing and was in as good condition fol
the match as Wagner was there would
have been a different termination tc
the affair.
Visited Here Yesterday-The ladies
and mems basket ball teams of the
Valley City normal school visited in
the city, yesterday, the former oil
which were the guests of Miss Bent
ley and the Misses Satterlund, meu
bers of the alumni of the normal. They
were returning from Dickinson where
the two teams played matched games
With the teams from that, city aud
walked off with victory. The girls Won
by score of eighteen to four and the
Toys by score of seventy-three to fif
teen. During the day they were
shown around the city by their hos.
tesses, visiting the penitentiary and
the capitol. They left on the late
train for Valley City. The names of
those of the party are: Misses G. Nc.
Farland, M. Sinclair, D. Dezereaux, F.
Mcdonald, E. spansbury and Miss Am.
idon, chaperone. Messrs. M. Jaten, P.
Fridd, R. Thurston, O.. Oldahl, P,
Whipple, T. Burke and Mr.. Hatch,
coach. y Vs.
PERSONALS. TX.