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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13
Cine Semfclsamstreibmmg.

en- Der @enbarmerie BON Gbarlerpi
erf6ien bieier Sage Der 56jdbrige
S6reinermeiiter gfeitor 9raFfine aug
Runiart unb meloete nit srObterEube,
oaB er in Ser Sriibe feline Srau umses
bra9t babe, um lie pom ,Senfel Su
befreien. Man fdnb Srau 9raHsline
eripiiret in ibrer 8ebauiung. sic lit
bas Spfer religi0ien Wa6nes getporz
ben. Der MDrDer mar i6on 5fpei
Wlal i'm Srrenaipl. Gr ertldrte BEL
Ieiner @nfunft in Ser 9enbarmerie:
SD bin Der S6retner 8raIfine. 9eute
friib bemerfte i6, als meine Srau mir
ben 8affee mu9te, buB ii9 lire &0ds
6sftig betpesten. Gs paren SeuIel
oarunter. Sd ponte oieie Oertreiben
unO tieB gu Dem 3pede meine 5rau
UNI, aber Oie Dbl len Setter paren In
spii6sn in i6ren 2eib gefloben. I'm
Die Seufel umSubrirgen, briidte id
frGftie auf BEN 9als meiner Srau, Sic
Damn ben Muno aufriB, bd Ser GU
tan aus oieIem beraus pollte. Sd
per6inberte ieOo9 bies babur9, baB iG
mein Sai9entu9 bineinitopfte." Ger
2ei6enbefuno ergab, oaB 5rau 8raTz
fine ii9 aug alien &rdften getpebrt bat.
Ser SIRE ielbft befunbete por Dem
Neutrality-suspicious. feline SreuOe
iiber oie @erni6tune bes 6OIengeiites.
als mar 8rafine in ben 3eaenfpagen
au brinaen beriu6te, tpurbe er raienO
uno mubte gefef1elt neroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13
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.Bnf Tdnmns sos 49,
SerbH6oe.
@on Serinann Seiie.


@ie hing bon rei9er Sliit6e, Srdurt an
Srdlim
11lb &uni6 an &uni1, min meiner SUI
9enb Smiml
1lnb elmer INN BEN anbern, %tpinbeefabt,
Stob III Die Silfte, tpelfte, Itarb am Iit.
SD flagte lang. Sa fam nit raIhem
Sdritt
Sas 2ebeu mir porbei u1O nabm mid
nit.
Sd fdmpfte, lit ....Gie Srdume iuurber
blab
limb fern nnb fcrncr, big ib iic Oersab.
Stun, ba nod man6er ftiirmcpoIlcu
Snbrt
Iir enbli9 cine title Seimfebr tparb,
Sinh i6 am altcn Snltme ungeIltdt,
@ritaunt nod man6e froftperI6ortte
Sr16t.
Snbes ih fernc bur6 sic %elt aeItreift,
&ar 6eimli6 mir 6u 9nus elm 9erbii
gcreift.
Iei6 lit er niGt, 1no man6er It blieb
Ieer,
Sod fam er mnber6offt. @as mill id
mebr!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13

Diebe bra&en sefsrn In bic
Wobnung bes Grant Bea9man elm;
tOnnten iebo& ibr gOrbaben ni&i aus.
fibren, ba fe Bel ibrer Mrbeit ssH6rt
tpurben. sic muBtsn nit Ieeren 6dn,
ben oas @eite fu&en.
Gin re&t METER gbesatts
ideint Der 3immanrt go. BON
s17 Bird ape. gu fein. gii&Of iOa
nit isiner Grau tus9er elmer 2leinis.
felt In Streit seratben fein uno f&lieb.
ltd aus Wiitb anes fur3 uno Helm &c.
f&lasen baben, tuesbalb ibn feline bei=
fere gbebdIfte einIo&en Iieb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13
MaerIei iir's Sans.

I'm Sif9tI9ernunb Strs
einen iGonen @lonS gu bers
feiben, fon man tie in febr beiBem
Blaupafer ipiilen. Dem man etpas
eef6molSenes Paraffin 5ugeiest bal.
Man ldbt bic Sa6sn i6neu bur6 ben
Wafdrineer seben unb f9itteIt re
bann ti9tig, um etpaigc feline gas
r~offintbeile, bic ii9 aneefest BADEN
fDnnten, gu entfernen. Man bigeIt
bann bic Stiide feu6t NIT re9t BERGEN
@iien unb pirb bur9 ibren i9Oner
Slang rei9lt9 fir Die angspunbte
Miibe belobnt.
Wa9stu6beden, bic beipnz
bers i9muBig iinb, reinigt man NIT
einem in Petroleum pber Serpentin
getau4ten @ollappen.
nmbeim 8e m alenbpnS eioe
NIT Selfarben bas Muslaufen Der
Sdrben 81 perbinbern, beitreut mar
bic Gidfeite Der Seibe bid nit Salz
cum. Ra9 Sertisfteluns bes &C.
mGlbes fam bic Salcumi9i6t biz
auf einen fleinen &eit pegeepif9t
fperben. Sir benjenieen, Der Die err
fprberli9en Materialien beiibt, siebt
es Elm nod beferes @erfabren. Der
Stoff pirb nit elmer febr f9pa9sn
4uflOfung BON @ummi Nrabicum &C.
trGntt uno, mod NAB, mittels zines
5oblrabmens 9eitedt unb auf bus
&eibbrett seipannt. 4ber bierb.i
fommt es> auf Die Sarbe Der Seibe on,
ba man9e 5arben bas Srdnfen ni6t
b. :tragen ipiiroen; man muB alfo crit
nit einem Stiid9en StOff cine prpbe
MAIDEN.
@ngeIaufenes SiIber TT
folgenbermaben gu reinieen: sSn cine
fon5entrirte 2Dfuns BON 8orar pber
cine &alilauge bon mdbieer GtGrte,
bic gum &o6en er6ibt tpurbe, toudt
man bic gu reinigenben @egenitdrbs.
fpel9e man in Elm 3infiieb geleet but.
Man fann audi bas 3infiteb entbebren
unb einfa9 bic @esenitGnbe in Der
Gauge nit 3infitdbhen on mebreren
Stelen beriibren. Polirte anselaus
fene 9eaenifdnbe erbalten bur9 bteies
@erfabren bic uriprinsli9 rein tpeiBs
nnb ~glGnsenbe Silberfarbe pieber.
8ietet biefe Metbpbe auberurbentli4e
@ortheile Bel f9per gu prbenben unb
Sarten Sa4en pber BEL elmer groBen
@nadbl BON @eeenitGnben, 10 tpirb
man einaelne olatte Stiide am beffen
nit @mmuniatfliifiisteit r%einieen.
pelGe man, nit etpas S9lemmfreibe
perbidt, mittels elmer 8irIte auftrGgt
unb bann nit elmer trodenen 8iirfte
inter gu 9%iffenebmen bon rei9li9er
trodener S9lemmfreibe obpuBt. Die
Silberia4en erbalten idon our9 eins
malise 8ebanbluns bic Silberfarbe
unb ben 9lan5 poutommen tpieber.
8ebdnblune BON Setbe.
Seibene Stpffe biirfen midi eebiirfet
perben, ba bas bieSeibe iebr angreiTt.
Man reibt lie ab nit ieibenen Sii4ern.
feinen, reinen 2eberz pber Jlaneu<
2appen.
SIaf tDpfeI BON sel<
E m @.a9s @erf4liebt nor Jlas
fden unb 6ldf49en, bic dBenbe 6liiis
iisfeiten entbalten, nit &orfft0pfel, 10
pirb nan sefunben baben, bab bieiels
ben balb berbrennen unb serbrOdeln;
man permeibet bas, tpenrt man ii9
aus pei4em Wa4s pafenbt St0pfei
fOrmt unb bamit bic Glai8en pers
fdliebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13
Rot. YImtofratte

QUIZ Uunes oVe auBetIuiIuttp uo'
ben @hicaaOsr 8sri&ten berbanDelt
ueroen. fino bon bobem Suterefe.
Der cine prossb if Der ssasn Der
5lsif6truf, Der anbere gegen Wit9lie'
Der elmer arbeiter Union.
geioe 6dne geben ben @sriatsn &c.
lessnbeit, Der grfldruns bes prdfbsn,
ten Rooiepelt In ieiner lsBtsn 8otfdaft
.9iefe Reaieruns if unb bari nismals
cine Regierung Der pIutotratie iein,
bisis iRsaieruns if uno oarf nismals
cine p6bel . Resieruns isin". @a9'
brud 3u aeben.
Der proseb gegen ben 5leif6truf II
BITE 5ol9e elmer fortgefeBten WiBa&.
tang Der geftimmungsn oss Sherman
Antt.8 rufaeiebes uno miro Dor Bum
besoifritis. Ri9tcr 6umphrep ssfihrt.
Dor Ridter gbetlain miro Der 5al
esssn Witalieoer Der Wassnbausr
Union go. 4 tpegen grmoroung bon
gbas. s. garlfrome burd bon ben
llnionbeamten bs3ahlte 8obti9Iager
pdbreno bes Jubrleuts: Streifes i'm
Iebten CONNER berbanoelt.
Der 5al 9sgen bic plntotraten bor
&i9ter 0umpbrep 1T ielbfuerfdnblid
Der FIR bic aqaemeinbeit wiatigsre.
Ssin ausaana uiro fsftslsn, Oh unisr
Mnti.S rufseisb @srtb bat ooer ni6t.
Der Gletfdtrut bat IS Inudlts
eneneirt, uelae beriu&en weroen, oas
@eieb fir ibrs @lientsrl uniadolia 3u
MAIDEN burd allerIei 2nifs unb ts9-
nilden ginwdnbe.
Shre Sdulo baben Die Jlsii9truf-
leute ihon einaefanben. 9ieielbe Be.
fsbt BARN, nahesu fdmmtli9s Paras
graphen bes Gberman=S eiebss NIT
DO1em gewubtiein. oab Fe ungeiebli3e
6anblungen b~eeineen. berlebt su
baben.
Sieie Srehbeit rtbrt felbfperftdnb
LID bon benz 0ertrauen, baB bic Ma9t
ibres @eloes ibnen Strafoieteit fi9ern
utiroe, Der.
sic Rno asuohnt. Die @efsbe als
rtur fir oas gstpbbnli6s Bolt bsasbsnb
an3ufehsn
Dem Ri4tsr 6umphrep liset es nun
OBJ, Dem 2anoe su beweiisn, bob bic
plutotratie unisr 2anb, mic Der prds
fibsnt in ieinsr goti&aft iagte, ni9t
reqisrsn oarf.
Cine smpfinblide Strafe fOate bieis
W liondr : Anardiffen treffen, b. b.
ni1t nur cine Celebrate, fonbern aud
6rsibsiisfrafe.
.RiGter @betlain lisst bic Bfi9t Oh,
bic Rebrfsite bes Rooispelt'i6sn gus.
fpruGes Du&ii9 gu MAIDEN, inoem er
bic 8eamten uno Witalieber Der 8e.
wsrti4aftsn, wel9e Sootfaldger oins
gen, uul anbere Arbeiter. bic ibnsn
mibliebia fino, nisberau.dlagen, alio
p6belbsrridaft sinfthren wolsn, ebsn-
fals cine empfinolide 9ettion 3u geben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13

Wenn bic &oiaden betn 8aren bic
8reue tt%inoigen. oann lit es 3eit fur
Iitolaus bic 2rone bonn 6aupte 3u
nebmen unb cine Spribtour nod ga.
ris an3utreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13
Grnnbe isentburus Ilebertrasunssn'

gnslifb, Got IS, Brues's aoo.. SIS bel
1872 SUB, pacant, Ofisite BON Bart
aue., ftoli9 bon 25. Str. 81. $50
@atbarins 5. 3sner an 8bOmas u.
Onel, Got ia, 6let6er's 2. Nso.,
g%risbtuOOo, 40 bel 100 Sub, paeant.
Ofieite bon 2aSale Str, n6roli4
BON %. Str. $3.50.
Sobn 5. @alooin an Cigar 8.
Sobnfon, Got Al, &eagan part Ioo.,
40 Bel 165 SUB, pacant, Wefieite afb-
LAMB aps. u6roli9 bon "a. Str. ST.
500.
@omarb Sermann an &Obert g.
Reepes u. u. Got 8, Walfer's Clifford
ape. Nob., "a bel $50 JuB, baeant,
Norbfeite 10. Str, trefIi9 o &ural
Str. $725.
George 8. anen an Winis g. War-
rsr u. a., She'll BON nOrb6flidsn
Yiertel, Section Is, Sownibip Is,
@ange 5, 5 Mder, 2arprsnee 8omnibip.
1925.
glt @eImarl an @bas. 8. S&raber.
Got 10, SnbianapOlis & Cincinnati
giienbabn Cos Suboibifon bon 60.
9. 80 bel 100 SUB, berb., Wefieite Der
Senate Nps., ftoli9 bon Nortb Ctr.
$500.
Samusl 6. pertits on Noab8roots,
Got 81, psrtins' Sherman Sripe alo.
oition. 40 BEL 1876 SUB, bsrb., @sf=
isite oss SHERMAN 9ribs. fiOIi& bon
perfins Ctr. 81.
2aura Wpers oil Granf 8. Wanaer,
She'll bonn iio6flidsn 0iertsf, Section
IL, &ownibip IA, &ange 4, 40 ader,
Sranflin Somnibip. $500.
Marp 6. Bun9 On Ssridsl @. u.
&ougbman. n6rolids Sdlfte bon Got
20, glod 2. Stooff Mbo.. SO bel 181 6
SuB. perbsKert, 6iflide Settle Der OIips
Str, n6roli9 bon Orange Ctr. 3d..
600.
gilbert 6. Mebger. Aominitrator.
on Samuel u. Z. Sarrig, She'll bon
Qots l big 4. Serrn II a. Cub, Mu-
BenIot ~. As bel 154 CUB, Oerbsfsrt,
mefli6e Settle Der WiHouri ctr. iios
LID bon Werriq Ctr. $685..
Mgit Sabm an George .. G%lbriose.
Got rs, Wurpbp's eorrigirie Mbb.
46.s bel $50 CUB. berbsHert. 0ftIi6e
Seitseosr Nsw Ssrisp Str, iiOlia bon
16. Str. 81, 900.
Sames W. asmp an Charles ID.
&poer, Got 8, Rols Subj. bon SbetI
BON 4rmfrona parf Mbb., mefli6s
Settle bon WOrtbwefern Mpe., n6roIi6
bon SO. Str, 5000.
2utbsr g. gruib an elmer u.
Diaiams. Got Is. Smite IT,. a.. Sub.
n6roli9e Settle bon %. Str, 6flid
BON glbribgs Str, $3.50.
BiQiam 8. 2urb on Charles u.
SpieesI. Cots z uno 8, glate uno
aap's Sub, square 2. nOrO6flide
@de Wafbington uno Decatur Str.
Sc. 600.
B~oulebarb 2anb COMPANY on
9ilian dc. Sbelbp, Got 244 noro6fl
@de bon 6arlan Str. uno gnsliib
4bsnue, $500.
5ranf g. Sbat9er an 6enrp We=
2elanb, Got las in 9ouglab Bart
abb.. IS be: 1924 SUB. paeant. Wef-
ieite Der Sem Serisp Str. n0rblid bon
Is. Ctr. 81. 1000.
2ouis 5. MeBser an Nnna 8ibbin-
ger, Got IS in 4enuoob parf Noo.,
4G BET 1872 CUB, bucant, Oifieite Der
@raesIanb Nbe., n6rbIi9 Der 80. Str.
5000.
State Pla3a 60. an 9enrp 6.
5reemnn, Got Is in State plasa Nob.
- Sc 40 Sub. pacant. Ofieite bon
Senbrids plaee. n6roli9 bon @afbs
ington Ctr. 81, loo.
@i0iam 5. 2arsIafe an gmilp g.
SibiOn. 2ots 4. 5 unb 6. 6oue's &c.
Suboipifon, $beil bon Srpinaton,
unregelmdbige Stids. bacant, @orb.
ieite bon Somnsp Nbs.. mefli9 bon
Sitter Mbe., $4,000. - 6eri9sa q. u.
gausbman an W. 6. Bun1. Got 231,
Mrmirone parf addition. IS BET $50
SUB, pacant, Stbfsits bon IS. Strabe,
tpefli& bon Barnes Mpe.. $400.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-14
Anglers HAGENBARTH
CRITICISM OF HIS CONDUCT RE-
sENTED BY PRESIDENT OF
STOCK ASSOCIATION.
ADOPTION OF REORGANIZATION
PLAN WOULD CAUSE WEST.
ERN MEN TO RESIGN.

Denver, Jan. 13.-"The man who has
imputed motives of dishonor to your
president is liar, an absolute and
unqualified liar, and the chair is able
to substantiate it physically or Other,
wise. i"
This was the declaration of Presi-
dent Frank J. Hagenbarth of the Ma
tional Live Stock association, in a
speech Thursday afternoon.
His words alluded to alleged state
ments that he had been oyer-zealcus
In his efforts to obtain for the rail
roads representation in the governing
body OF the live stock association.
At the morning session OF the as-
sociation some sharp criticisms of the
president were made by number OF
delegates who declared that he was
paying too much attention to the com
mittee meeting in which the plan OF
reorganization was being considered
and too little to the meeting of the
convention. At the afternoon session
the president appeared In person to
reply TO his critics. He declared in
the commencement of his remarks
that ho had been insulted BY dele
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-14
ISSUES AN IMPORTANT ORDER.
President Roosevelt convokes Board
\ on Harbor Defenses. .n

President Roosevelt convokes Board
on Harbor Defenses.
Washington, Jan. 13.-An important
order was issued Thursday by Presi-
dent Roosevelt convoking board, in
GLIDING Secretary Taft as president
and seven members of the general
staff, to revise the report of the Endi-
colt harbor defense board appointed
in 1885. The board convoked Thurs
day is also instructed to extend it's ex-
aminations so as to include estimates
and recommendations relative to de.
lenses of the insular possessions. In
his order convoking the board the
president says:
1T is confidently believed our harbor
defense can be completed effectively
and satisfactorily with a much less
expenditure Of money than has been
heretofore estimated. With this OBJ.
ject in view the board will recommend
the armament fixed and floating, mo-
bile torpedoes, submarine mines and
all other defensive appliances that may
be necessary to complete the harkor
defense with the most economical and
advantageous expenditure Of money"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-14
.. 81
SENATOR BORN oUsTED.
Democrat Replaced by Republican In
f.- Colorado Senate. H.

Democrat Replaced by Republican In
f.,t Colorado Senate.
Denver, Jan. 13.-The senate Thurs
day by party vote seated James B.
Dick in place of Senator Robert NJ.
Born. Dick was unseated by the
Democratic majority two years ago.
Senator Born refused to give up his
seat and was forcibly elected by the
sergeant-at-arms.
Senator Healy, who was seated two
years ago in place of Jesse F. McDon-
aid, now lieutenant governor, was also
expelled by a vote of Is to S, the same
as Born's case. Senator Horace T.
De Long, Rep, protested against the
action as unconstitutional The Demo
Gratis allege that two-thirds vote is
necessary to expel members and may
apply to the supreme court for redress
In statement on the floor of the
senate, Healy declared that an attempt
had been made to bribe him. He said
that on Saturday during the joint ses-
sion he was called into private room
and was told that if he would vote for
the confirmation of Judge Goddard he
need have no fear of being unseated.
The senate membership is now 20
Republicans and IL Democrats, with
two vacancies.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-14
C0NFERING WITH HANSBROUGH
Engineers From the Reclamation Service Dis
CuSS Irrigation Matters.
They Consider the Bismarck and BufOfd Missouri River
Pumping Projects Entirely Feasible

Washington, Jan. ia party of en-
gineers from the reclamation service,
headed by engineer Davis, called at the
capitol today to confer with Senator
Hansborough in regard to irrigation
matters in North Dakota. They brought
various maps and drawings showing the
location of projects which have been
examined during the past year and which
are pronounced by engineers as being
feasible. Two extensive projects have
been located along the Missouri river,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-14

SaCeS VINO nad
impunged His Motives,
and that he wished to talk few min
utes on a question of personal priv
lege. Ee denied that he had been
actuated by any idea but the good of
the association, that he had no per-
sonal interest in the admission Of
any group Of men into the membership
OF the live stock association, AMI then
made the foregoing declaration.
Go on with the business Of the
convention" said E. J. Boutwell, Of
Wyoming, "and don't challenge us to
mortal combat. We have just as much
sand as the chair"
The association is now deep in
parliamentary mire, and there is no
telling in Just which direction it will
emerge. The friends of the reorgan-
izat.on plan after hard fight were
successful in standing off until Friday
an order from tho convention directing
the reorganization committee to re-
port at once. 1t is barely possible
that the friends Of the measure may
vote it through, but it's passage, from
all appearances, will result In the dis
ruption of the organization, as great
numbers of the Western men have de.
clared that they will withdraw If the
railroads are admitted to member
ship.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-14

with extreme regret, the resignation.
The gentleman rendering it is pio-
neer resident of the state. In the many
and varied enterprises for the upbuilding
of the state he has taken part in no
minor manner, and, as an old-time citi-
zen of the state, deem it fitting and
proper that this body appoint a commit
tee for the preparation of appropriate
resolutions on the resignation of our
secretary. Therefore move that COM
,mittee of seven be appointed by the
president to draft resolutions concerning
the resignation; that the resolutions,
when adopted, be enrolled, spread upon
the minutes of the senate and engrossed
copies thereof forwarded to Mr.. Tuttle.
Which motion prevailed.
The president then appointed as said
committee. Messrs. Simpson, LaMoure,
Hanna, Young, Fox and Pierce. @
The senate adjourned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-14
TESTIMONY IN SMOOT CASE.
Devoted to Political Conditions in
Idaho,

Washington, Jan. 13.-Nearly the
entire day in the Smoot investigation
was devoted to testimony relating to
political conditions in Idaho. Frank
Martin and F. H. Holzheimer, promi-
nent Idaho Democrats, testified that
majority of the Democrats of the state
opposed an unnecessary attack on
the Mormon church, which they said
was the effect of the anti-polygamy
plank of the party's state platform.
James H. Brady, chairman of the
Republican state committee, told Of
taking advantage of the Democratic
charges in order to get votes for the
Republican ticket. He said also the
Democrats traded off Judge Parker,
the Democratic candidate for presi-
dent, for votes for Heitfeld, the Demo-
cratic candidate for governor.
J. N. Whitecotton of Provo, Utah,
gave evidence in relation to political
conditions in Utah.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-14

penalties and remedies for violations of
the proposed law.
Mr.. Morgan introduced concurrent
resolution for direct election of u. s.
senator's which on motion of Mr.. Buttz,
was referred to the committee on privil-
eyes and elections.
On motion Of Mr.. Davis the house
concurred in the senate resolution on
grain inspection. ,N% 81 +
The senate resolution providing for
shipment Of st. Louis exhibit to Port
land was referred to appropriations COM
mittee on motion OF Mr.. Stevens. @' y
All bills introduced were given second
reading. -
All absent members were excused on
motion Of Mr.. Mcclure.
Mr.. Stevens moved appointment of a
committee on joint rules, which was
adopted and same will be named Mon
day. " r%
Herman Milby was elected cloakroom
attendant vice George Sands, deceased.
Harry Weiland of Langdon. as assis-
tant doorkeeper, and Miss Laura W
Conner of Burleigh as stenographer were
sworn in. ~ -" .":
Nice resolutions anentSpeaker Pearcy's
illness were passed and committee was
named to see he got the best of care,
Messrs. Fried, Midgarden and Streeter
being named. H.. - H.
Out of respect for the memory of
George Sands the house adjourned until
Monday at 2 p. m.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-14
Will CONTINUE WAR
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT ABOUT TO
DECIDE THAT PEACE Is NOT
YET POSSIBLE.
GAR STILL FACILITATING AS TO
WHETHER HE SHALL GIVE
WiTTE FULL SWAY.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 13.-The gov
eminent seemingly is about to make
the irrevocable decision that prestige
abroad and the situation at home re-
quire the continuation of the war till
peace with dignity is possible. Be
yond this point, however, confusion
exists, especially regarding the imme-
date development of the interior sit
uation. Emperor Nicholas is still ap.
parently vacillating as to whether he
shall allow M. Witte full sway, in the
meantime declining to permit Prince
Sviatopolk-Mirsky to retire. The lat
ter persists in the view that the con-
fidence of the people in the manner in
which the reform manifesto is to be
worked out is vital, and that this is
impossible if the work is to be left
completely in the hands of the bureau
representative classes interested he
holds essential.
1t has now been definitely establish
ed that the third section of the mani
festo as 1t was originally drafted by
Minister Sviatopolk- Mirsky provided
for representation of the zemstvos in
the council Of the empire, and that it
was stricken out against his earnest
protest.
Prince Sviatopolk- Mirsky's retire
ment from the ministry of the interior
continues to be considered as only a
matter of short time, although there
is seeming evidence that the emperor
hopes, by temporizing, to avoid the
necessity of concentrating the reins
of power in the hands of M. White.
Should real storm break, however,
no one doubts that NJ. Witte is the
one strong man in sight who can be
called to the bridge.
Actual Revolution Improbable.
The lack of cohesion and alignment
OF forces opposed to the existing state
of things, and mutual distrust of each
others programme seems to make any,
thing approaching actual revolution
at the present time unworthy of Sc
rious consideration. Socialists, revo-
lutionists and other extreme ele-
ments, as well as the subject races on
the borders of Russia, all have differ
ent detectives, with which the con-
sentative Liberals whom the govern
ment really hopes to appease have lit
tie in common; and above all Russia's
unnumbered millions of peasants, al
though they have manifested an alb
florence Of the war, principally for
economic reasons and because it takes
their loved ones away, have given al
most no evidence of having been
stirred by the prevailing political agi-
tatlon. Demonstrations, and even dis
orders on large scale in the centsrs
OF population are regarded by the au-
thorities as. possible, accompanied by.
recurrence of terrorism by those
who believe the bomb is the only
weapon with which they can fight
absolutism. This last is really con-
sidered the ikeliest and most deplor-
able possibility in the near future.
For the moment. however, all is quiet
In the interior, the people seemingly
being absorbed with the Christmas
holidays. No further, disorders have
occurred in connection with mobiliza-
ton.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-14

one at Bismarck and the other east of
Buford In both of these projects it will
be necessary to pump water from the
Missouri river and the engineers have
decided that this is feasible in each case
According to the report of the engineers
and in their estimates Of the cost of
pumping water from the river Ignite
coal has been computed at about So per
ton, which is an outside price as it can
probably be furnished for a much less
sum.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-14
}WAYNE IMPEACHMENT CASE,
its Discussion in the House Results in
Dramatic Incident.

its Discussion in the House Results in
Dramatic Incident.
Washington, Jan. 13.-The house of
representatives Thursday devoted it's
entire session to discussion of the iIu-
parchment charges against Judge
Charles Swayne of the Northern dis
tricL of Florida. A dramatic incident
occurred when Mr.. Littlefeld Of Maine
called on Mr.. Lamar of Florida, who
filed the charges against the judge, to
admit or repudiate an alleged inter-
view which the former claimed tended
to incite the people to commit an act
of violence against Judge Swayne.
Mr.. Lamar admitted giving an inter
view but empratically denied any sug-
gestion from him that could be con-
strued into advising assassination or
murder. He said that although Judge
Swayne was known to be the most
lawless man in Florida, he had re-
manned secure f-cm bodily ha;n