Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-31

possible the blood hounds at the pen
were put on the trail under their
trainer, MIR. Whitworth. Through this
agency the prisoner was trailed over
five miles north then back to under
the old railroad warehouse on the
river bank where he was finally dug
out by the guards and returned to
the pen. This is the first time the
hounds have been used by the local
pen authorities and they are greatly
gratided over their work. 30
serves as his trunk. This is the 10Th
Sailor jean Sailor JEAN arrived
in town today wheeling barrel on a
bicycle wheel. The barrel was plenti-
fully adorned with cards from people
he has met on his travels. He is MAX
ing the rounds of the United States
on foot wheeling his "Trolleyette," In
other words cranberry barrel which
serves as his trunck. This is the 29th
capital he has made and the 18th
reached on Wednesday,. He started
from Boston two years ago and if he
gets back in three and a half years he
is to win purse of $5,OO0-so he says.
He must visit all the state capitals
and from here goes to Jamestown and
thence to Pierre, S. D. He maintains
himself by the sale of aluminium
souvenirs at 10 cents per and judging
from business done here he won't go
hungry for a while.
Surprised Mrs. Turner-Mrs. R. r.
Turner was the recipient on Monday
evening of a delightful surprise at the
hands of the Bismarck order of Rath-
bone Sisters, who greeted her en-
masse at her home, before her depar-
ture for Gladstone. During the even
ing, Mrs. Frank Lawrence presented
her, on behalf of the organization,
with an exquisite hand-painted plate,
design of cherries, the work of Miss
Emma Stevens. Mrs. Turner respond
ed in a feeling manner, expressing
most happily her appreciation of the
token Of esteem, and of the spirit
which prompted its presentation. While
refreshments were not designed to be
a feature of, the evening, Mrs. Turner
proved herself the gracious hostess
that she is, by providing an impromptu
repast that astonished the visiting
ladies, who had not dreamed of her
gift, of filing "short order" demands,
especially under the disorganized con-
ditions consequent upon breaking
up house keeping in this city,
serving a lunch that was altogether
delectable. Needless to say, Mrs.
Turner leaves Bismarck with a host
of regretting friends, whose name lis
legion. Those present were: Mes
DANES Healy, Hensler, Lawrence,
Cochrane, BRANDS, Evarts, Townsend,
belk, SdnVerS, MdrQuoCt.
Lawn Tennis Match - Mandan's
crack tennis players, accompanied by
a strong aggregation of rooters, came
over yesterday afternoon and didn'e
do thing to the racket weilders of
the Capital City No, they just
cleaned them up, that's all. The only
redeeming feature was one play
wherein Messrs. Coats and Taylor did
up Messrs Hathaway and Lawler 81.
In the other settos DR.. Leonard and
Mr.. Peterson "dissected' Elston and
Woods for rs and Ga. DR.. Lawrence
and Mr.. Hopkins skinned" Messrs.
Holt and Wylie 6-2 and 60. Messrs.
Hathaway and Hopkins then did"
Messrs. Little and Holt 6-2 worth.
Not satisfied with this Mr.. Hopkins
took a single out of Mr.. Holt to the
tune of 81. There were one or two
other sets in which the same sad tale
was recorded, but darkness covered
the defeated ones of the local talent,
and 'twere better the scores are not
mentioned There were many ladies
In the Mandan party and it is said
the way they rooted for the cross-river
folk was simply awful. The Bismarck
players have set aside business and
other things that interfere with ten
mis- practice and when in good form
will go across the river and smite the
enemy sorely.
Typographical survey-Basil Duke
Of Washington. Is In the city with a
force Of several men who, under his
direction are making a topographic