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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
! Father and pauahter Perish.

Reading, Pa, Dec. John Reedy,
q Civil war veteran, and his daughter
Ellen were burned to death in a fire
which destroyed their home on Never
sink mountain. It Is not known when
the fire occurred. The charred bodies
Of Reedy and his daughter were found
in the debris.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
sTALE EGGS FoR nERNHARDr.

French-C anadians Resent Actress Tn.
complimentary Remarks.
Chicago, Dec. IA dispatch to the
Tribune from Quebec says:
Mime. Sarah Bernhard and her com.
pany left Quebec under police escort
after q mob had made vicious attack
upon the French players, THROWING
rotten eggs and other missiles. The
attack was the result of uncompli;
mentary remarks made by Sarah
Bernhardt about French Canadians
and the influence Of the clergy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
UNION PACIFIC Wreck
KILLS nine, INJURIES MANY
Head On Collision Makes kindnng Wood Of Limited Train
and Causes Greet Loss

car and dining car on the passenger
train. Mine people were killed, In
Guiding two mail clerks, four cooks,
Two electricians and one engineer.
Eleven train employees and nine pas
sengers were injured.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07

Green River, Wyo., December .
The overland limited Union Pacific
train collided with q freight head on
at Wilkins station early this morning
demolishing engines, dynamo car, mail
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
TO BE REsENTENcED TO DIE
Lawyer Patrick Taken From Sing
Sing to New York City.

Ossining, N. Y, Dec. ALBERT T.
Patrick, the lawyer convicted of the
murder of William Marsh Rice, an
aged millionaire, has been taken from
Sing Sing prison to New York to be
resentenced to death. Patrick left
Sing Sing about noon as cheerful and
self-controiled as he has appeared at
any time in the three years which he
has spent at Sing Sing fighting his
death sentence through nearly every
known legal procedure.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07

Root to Discuss Foreign Affairs.
Washington, Dec. THE senate
committee on foreign relations has
decided to invite Secretary of State
Root to appear before the committee
and discuss foreign affairs pending or
likely to be presented to the senate.
The committee considered the Isle of
Pines treaty, but no action was taken,
rs this Is one Of the matters that
Secretary Root has given careful at
tention. %
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
CANAL APPROPRIATION
REDUCED FIVE MILLIONS

Washington December 7The
mouse today passed the canal appro-
priation bid after reducing the amount
from sixteen and half million to
eleven million dollars.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
A WOMAN ASSASSlNATES
LIEUT.. GENERAL SAkHAROfF
Lille Was Sent To uel Agrarian Riots at SaratOff Woman
Put Three Bullets Into Him

an revolutionist in Saratoff province
whither he had been sent to quell
agrarian riots. The woman fred three
shots, Instantly killing SalRharon.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
st. Petersburg, December Lieu
tenant General Sakkaroff, former war
minister, was assassinated by a, wom-

specific terms for the leyying OF ex-
cess duties against countries which
do not admit the goods Of the United
States on terms equal to those grant
Cd to other countries.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
ToGo TO VISIT UNITED STATES
Noted Japanese Admiral Will Come
Next Year,

Noted Japanese Admiral Will Come
Next Year.
San Francisco, Dec. minister
Griscom, Americas diplomatic repre-
sentative at Toxic, who arrived here
during the day on the Manchuria, con.
firmed the report that Admiral Togo
proposed to visit foreign waters. He
says that the admiral informed him
of his intention to take a Japanese
feet to England and the United States
next year.
General Luke 3. Wright, governor
Of the Philippines, also came over on
the Manchuria and said that the prt
mary object Of his visit was to be
present In Washington when the bids
for the construction of railways in the
islands were. opened. Conditions IN
the Philippines were never more hope
full than at present. There were prac.
tically no Disturbances and the people
we're generally contented. General
Wright said:
Miss Roosevelt's visit was creative
Of good feeling toward the United
States, for the people down there re.
garded II as q kind Of Official recogni.
ton Of their status as American citi.
Rpna y -.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07

Try with Solicitor Penfeld. who had
besn. by direction Of the president.
making personal investigation o.
the ground Of the charges and counter
charges. Judge Penheld has so faI
not submitted any written report and
has been only able to communicate
briefly and verbally to the president
and to Secretary Root the result OF
his inquiry When Mr.. Thompson
reached New York after weeks de.
lay he came to Washington and called
upon Secretary Root and Assistant
Secretary Bacon and then proceeded
70 his home In Nebraska to wait the
pleasure Of the department as to his
further appearance.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM RATES
Senator Lodge Introduces Amendment
ss to Dingley Bill.

to Dingley Bill.
Washington, Dec. Senator Lodge
has introduced an amendment to the
Dingley tariff law providing for maxi
mum and minimum rates of duty SO as
to give preference and advantage to
the products of those countries which
do not discriminate against products
Of the United States. It provides in
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
No NEW PRESIDENT CHOSEN.
Trustees Of Mutual Life Hold Long
Session.

New York, Dec. The trustees Of
The Mutual Life Insurance company
held long session during the day,
but according to the temporary pres
idant, Frederic Cromwell, nothing was
done With regard to the election Of q
new president, The trustees unani-
Inously adopted the report Of the In
vestigating committee and also amend
ments to the bylaws, which hAve to
do with the management q the yari-
Gus departments Of the company, In
Guiding the supply department
The trustees will meet again Fri
dAy, when action A. To president
Will QuiT MEM YORK LIFE.
eald neth Mccall M psrislns Intend
~ ResIan-
NeH York, Dec. The evening
nm says that President Join a. Nc
can and YiOe President George ~.
Poftins a. tho Ne1 York Life Hnsur-
ance company are solpx 70 retire from
o11ce y fhat con1pSny. Mr.. Retkinss
q 1romenk, the NllA says. viii prob.
:abIx talo Dlace ap6a and Mr.. McGatl's
ho1cye ne next spnual slecti0A q
tsy1tsss IA April. ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
MES. BERRY FINALLY CAPTURED,
Ammonia Used to Put Insane Woman
Isl Out of Action.


Girard, Kan, Dec. Mrs. Ina
Berry, who since Friday last had held
the town officials at bay from her fort
In the toiletroom Of Frisco railway
coach on the tracks here, was re.
moved shortly before noon after she
had been partially overcome by the
fumes Of ammonia A bundle of rags
saturated with the drug had been
pushed through the window of the
toiletroom. Before surrendering Mrs.
Berry fired one shot at her captors,
but without effect. Before she could
shoot again Mrs. Berry was overpow.
cred by two officers. After being re.
assured that the officers and the PEG.
pie Of Girard were her friends and
that the officers had come to protect
her the woman made but feeble effort
at resistance.
She was removed in carriage to
the jail and placed under the care OF
the city physician. Once inside the
jail and made confident that the at.
tendants were working in her behalf
Mrs. Berry quieted down and talked
nationally. IS y. u.
Emaciated by her long fast and
weakened from loss Of sleep and from
exposure the woman presented a pitt,
able appearance. Her clothes were
torn, her face and hands badly soiled
and her hair disheyeled.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
Mitchell RESIGNS chalrmanship,

Washington, Dec. 7.-Vice $Presi-
dent Fairbanks has received a tele-
gram from Senator Mitchell of Oregon
resigning the craftsmanship of the SEN
ate committee on interoceanic canals.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
Annex San Domingo and Hayti.

= ''>S'.>~ Se'' 1e''''''5S ea'i1 F'oye''
Washington, Dec. 7.-Senator Hey.
burn has introduced resolution pro-
viding for the annexation of San Do
mingo and Hayd to the United States
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-08-10
CHAPTER XXX.

Meanwhile the world rolls on. The
war has had its short life In the inter.
ests Of the world Of fashion and folly;
IL has been nine days wonder, and
though occasionally paragraphs, with
capital headings and sensational tele-
grams appear with distressing regu,
larity in the papers, the world pays lit.
Ito heed The great eastern ques.
ton has become great bore long
ago. That fort here and there sttll
holds out that lighting Is still going
on, and lives are staked and lost, eN.
cites no interest; the game has become
wearisome even to the players, and the
spectators can scarcely be expected
to maintain any interest
In some few minds, however, tho
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-08-10
In Ancient DAYS.

Nero was not satisfied with the
slaughter he was causing In the
arena.
This Is too tame" he said. I'll
have to get an automobile"
Then he donnei a pair Of goggles
and rubber coat and annouced to
the Roman senate that he was dress
ed to kill.-Brooklyn Life.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-08-10
Paul Revere a Pioneer
Among American Dentists

Today, Men Trained in This Country Crown Teeth
for the Crowned independent PraCti-
toner Who Refused to Leave Huubler Patient
for the Present kaiser---Dr. Evans and the
French Empress---The Shah's Brother and His
Toothache.
The Washington times., 1905-08-19
c. S. WILLIAMS BEATEN
IN ROGUE TOURNEY

NORWICH. Conn, Aug 19--The fea-
ture OF yesterdays play in the national
rogue tournament was brakes defeat
Of Williams. of Washington, the leader,
who had won fve games straight, and
the brilliant playing OF young Bosworth,
the bay player. who shut out Wahly, OF
Washington, and Prof Jacobus without
allowing either of them a shot
Williams came near losing a game to
Dr Feasey, who at length wired his
own bah in cage. allowing Williams to
get the balls and the game Williams
has vet 10 meet BosWOrth and Wahly.
Owing 10 mud rain, and wet courts
early ia the week the tournament has
been delayed, but the championship viii
Dc decided today.
Yesterays 5 results follow;
First dIVislon-A. W Drake, Maiden,
beat g. S. Williams, Washington; B. r.
Neaszy. Wilmington. Del, beat & NJ
Bryant, Washing ton; Bosworth beat W.
II. Wahly, Washington Williams beat
Nestseyi l. {. Cox. Maiden. beat Wahly;
Cox beat N1--ian1s; Bryant beat A W.
Dickey. Norfolk; Wahly beat Dickey
Williams beat DiclIey.
Second iVision-DaVeupOrt beat J. Z.
Webb, West Chester, Pa; w l.. Robin
son, Mansfield, Mass. beat II. T. Webb,
West Chester. Pa; II. T. Webb beat E.
W. Robinson; Brown beat j, +. Webb.
ter Pa beat Carl Browning Norwich
Rudd beat j, c. Kirk. Philadelphia
Pyle beat r. 5 Baker, Washington ;
RUd1 beat Baker; Pyle beat Dudley
BaEer beat Cowles; Baker beat Brown
ing-
The Washington times., 1905-08-19
SAILORS SURPRISED
BY INTERIOR TEAM

The Interior sprang a big surprise on
the Navy boys last night by giving them
an unmerctful drubbing to the tune OF
y to in nn eight-inning game
The 'Redmen. who appear to have
taken new lease of life. began count
ing. from the getaway, and only in one
inning did they miss sending one or
more runs across the counting pan.
Lauder began to pitch, but the way
the Redmen took to his assortment of
curves and twisters soon convinced
Capt; Shorty Hughes that his elon-
gated pitcher was not in form" Nc
Carron was substituted In the third,
but in the seventh the Interiors took all
the steam out OF him, scoring eight
runs. Bryan then took up the cudgei,
hut couldn't stem the tide, and just for
good luck scored three more runs Had
l. not been that Bum deliberately al
lowed Hughes to put him out, retiring
the side. il is probable that the inning
would not have been completed.
The Sailors" put up a fierce article
OF ball, making three times as many
ei rors as they did hits. Before the
game was called at the eighth every
man on the team had played two or
more positions.
Wahler. for the Interiors, pitched
good. steady ball throughout, and de-
served to win.
The score.
The Washington times., 1905-08-19
TWELVE ERRORS
BEAT CARROLL

NORFOLK, Va Aug. ,19.-The Carroll
Institute team of Washington was
again beaten yesterday by the local col
legians, this time to 0.
At no stage of the game did the
Washington boys have a look in. Jack
Leonard was put in 10 oppose Arm
strong, the crack University of North
Carolina pitcher. Unfortunately Hapuv
Jack had to succumb to his opponenr
through the generosity of his team
mates. who made no less than twelve
errors. The game was started earlier
than usual, and for that reason the
crowd was somewhat small
At the end of the first inning The Nor
FOLK boys We're two runs to the good
After that it was only a case OF how
bad they would defeat Carroll. The
game throughout was merely a comedy
Of errors. The playing of the local hoye
was brilliant. The real feature was the
twlrling OF the opposing pitchers. Arm
strong struck out fourteen men and
Leonard twelve. fowler at short was
again the fielding feature for NorfOlE
The two teams play again today. but
a much better game is expected. The
score:
Carroll % 0 o @ 0 90 z -
Norfolk - , 0 4 Ks !
Batteries-Leonard and Smith. for
folk. ~
The Washington times., 1905-08-19
DEPARTMENTAL SCHEDULE.

Another revised schedule for the re
naming part Of the season Of the De
partmentaI League has been issued as
follows:
August %. Agrlculture-N Navy August
%. kVar-LIbrary. Juscice-Treasury Au-
gust 90; Commerce and Labor Navy.
Postofice- Interior; August q, Agricul-
ture-T Treasury, Justice-WaT. September
J. Library Interior, PostOff1ce-Commerce
and Labor: September .. Agriculture-In-
terror. Commerce and LabOr-Justicc:
September 6; Postoffice-Treasury. War
Navy; September T. Commerce and
Labor Interior, Agriculture Library;
Scuternber g, Postofnce- War, Navy
Treasury. September II, Library Navy,
Agriculturc-P Postofiice: September L. In
terior-Treas sury Commerce and Labor
War, September I3. Commerce and
Labor Library. Justice-NaYy. and Sep
tember Ii. Postoffice-Justice.
The Washington times., 1905-08-19
Drunkards Cured
In One Day
Any Lady Can Do 1t Secretly at Home,
Costs Nothing to Try.

An odorless and tasteless remedy when put
in the drunkard's coffee or food will destroy
ell desire for drink This remedy is so
simple that anyone can use 1t and the
drunkard need never know why he quit
drinking intoxicating liquors
Many have been cured in one day with
a free trial alone.
The Washington times., 1905-08-19

First base on errors-Navy. 3; Interior
TO- Left on bases-Navy, 4; Interior. Z
First base on balIs-Of Lauder, 2; of
Wahier, 1; off NfcCarron, 2; off Bryan. /
I; Bryan, ]. Hits-On Lauder, 8: off
McCarron. 9. off Bryan, 3. Struck out
By Lauder, 2; by WahIer, Z; by McCar-
Fenton. Two-base hits-Bunn G2). Carr
Kraft, and Bryan. Sacrifice hits
Hughes and Mcknight (2). Stolen bases
Dougherty, McCarron, Venable (2),
C2), Tracy, WShler 81, Nash. and Shoe
maker ~. Double play-Ve e. bic to
Hughes to Powers. Hit by pitcher-By
Lauder, ,; by WahIer. /; by McCarron
2. Wild pitches-Lauder, I, and Wahler,
2 Passed baIl-Erwin. Unpire-M Mr..
Collifower- Time of game hours and
5 minutes.
The Washington times., 1905-08-19
UNION VETERANS
PLAY TWO GAMES
Administrative Downs Executive il
Two Games at Marshall Hall.
Walkers Clever TwirIing.

The excursion given by John A. Logan
Regiment, No. ., L. V. L. at Marshall
Hall. was thoroughly enjoyed by the
comrades and their many friends
The program comprised two games OF
baseball, other athletic sports, dancing
etc.
The morning game was called at II :3C
a. m, when Administrative took the
measure of Executive, to / 1t was q
cortiing game all through and shows
that administrative are all that was
claimed for them. Walker pitched well
and had Executive shooting ducks in all
but the first inning. There was some
6ood individual batting, Johnson, Bar-
nard, Polings, and Taylor carrying of
the palms
The Washington times., 1905-08-19

Lola Pendleton, Rocky Mountain, Va. cured
her drunken father with the free package of
Golden Specific which Dr.. Haines sent to her.
She writes: Il hope God viii bless you
for IL"
Mrs. Agnes Carroll, Caledonia, MINI, says:
The trial package turned my husband
against liquor that he hates the sight or
smell of IT now. My happiness is so great -
Mrs. Matte Balkins, Nanceburg, Ky. SAYS:
My husband took two doses OF your medicine
about five months ago, and mas not taken a
drink or had any desire for liquor since then.
Our home is different now
Mary l. Harris Lewiston y. c, writes:
The sample you sent me has cured my hus-
band OF the drink habit. May God bless
you, for You have blessed me with happy
home"
Mrs. MabIe link. r. F. D. No. &, Salem
Ore. says My husband has not touched
iiquor since I gave him the sample packa ge
OF your Golden Specific
1t is q physical impossibiity for anyone to
drink Intoxicating liquors and take this medf-
cine,
II anyone desires 20 try Jhis marvellous
remedy. DE- J. W, Haines, 1892 Glenn build
ing, Cincinnati Ohio, VIII gladly send a free
trial package, that they may see how easily
it may be used and how positive its effect is.
The Washington times., 1905-08-19
CHICAGO BOWLER
O0WNED CAMPBELL

IN a bowling match at the RathskeIler
Yesterday Stevens. a member of the IA
nous O'Leary team Of Chicago, defeated
George Campbell. the welI-kuowu Dis
triet League bowler.
The scores follow:
Campbell -. 231 l65 149 i64 lGS IS9 zoo. .26e
stevens . lao i69 222 225 2I5 159 203-l, ,34S
The same men viii meet this after
noon at I 80 o'clock at the Rathskener.
The series will go 10 the winner Of the
best aut of eleven games.
The Washington times., 1905-08-19

Earned Tuns-Nati0naIs. 5. AIoveiIIs
z First base by erFors-Nationais .,
Aloysius. / Left on Nationals 6:
Nloysius. 5 First base on baIls-OCf
Kerr. D. off Handiboe, l. Struck out-RL,
Kerr. u; by Handiboe, >. Threc-base
t-Handiboc TWo-base hits-f'onw,.,,I "
r., Myers Hughes Krahling, Kicker
Ato!en bases - Mccarthy. Handiboe
Hughes. Double play-COnWay TO Erab,
lIns. Hit By piteher-By Kerr, /: b,,
llandiboe. I. Wud pitchcs-Kerr, >, I'm,
Itre-Mr Hardy. Time of game-l hour
;4d - minutes
The Washington times., 1905-08-19

Vincent. 1. First base by errors
Epiphany Chapel. 4; St Vincent. 1 Left
on basses53,,ap2iPhany Chapel, q: St. Vim
cent, g. First base on balls-Off Gordon,
/; off Wooden, 3. Struck out-By Gordon
3; BY Wooden, 8. Three-base hit-LewIs
Two-base hit-R. Rogers, Stolen bases
Lawson ~, a. Rogers, r. Rogers. Cor
don Ryan. Double pays-Spaldine 1Jn-
assisted). Hit by pitcher-By Gordon !
Wild pitches-Wooden ?. UmpireGGfr
Neuman, Time of game hour and 25
minutes.
The Washington times., 1905-08-19
ALOYSIUS TUNBLED
AFTER GOOD LEAD
Got a Start of to 0 Over Natiopa
=. c., But Still Lost
Game.

Alter getting a lead of five TO moth
ing the Aloysius Club was detected ~
the Coliseum yesterday by the National
Athletic Climb by 10 to 7.
The work of both pitchers was erratic
but Handiboe had untimely errors h.
hind him ana they were largely resnon-
sible for the defeat Conway again led
in batting
The s.a-a.
The Washington times., 1905-08-19

First base BY errors-St Paul, 8; s.
Martin, 2. Left on bases-St Paul, G;
St Martin, 3. First base on baIIs-On
E3ram. 2; off Norris, ,; off Gallagher /.
Struck out-By Byram. l. by Norris, !:
BY Gallagher, 10. Three-base hits
Waple, Hurley. Howell. Two-base hits
ter Stolen bases-Hunter, w. Gal
lagher, Shaffer, Nau. Double play
Norris To Graves. Hit by pitcher-By
Gallagher. !. Wild pitches-N Norris, 2
Passed balls-Ross. Baeett Umpire
kiston. Time of game hour and 10
minutes.
The Washington times., 1905-08-19
ST. PAUL DRUBBED BY
ST. MARTINS TEAM
Overwhelmed by II to o-Berrie Gala
CHER IN Form and Allowed
Only Two Hits.

In the interIeague game yesterday s.
Paul. of the Episcopal League, received
severe drubbing at the hands of 81
Martin, Of the Marquette League. Score,
Bernie Gallagher allowed the EDIscn-
palians bat two hits, while the Catholics
battered the opposing twirIers at win.
The score:
The Washington times., 1905-08-19

In an interview recently quoted in the
Buffalo Express Manager StalIings, of
Buffalo. had the following to say about
the race for the Eastern League pen
nant: 1T looks like Jersey City all over
TO me. Baltimore vii! probably fight it
out, and you can stick a pin in it that
we will beat either Providence or New
ark out of fourth place I would like TO
finish not worse than third, but the fight
is going to be a bitter one"
The Washington times., 1905-08-19
EPIPHANY CHAPEL
TIED ST. VINCENT

After st. Vincent had apparently won
the game with Epiphany Chapel yester-
day the latter team went in in the last
inning and eVened up the score I to 7.
There was little to choose between the
pitching of Wooden and Gordon. hui tbc
helding Of the Episcopalians was loose
The Washington times., 1905-08-19

Earned administrative l. Left
on bases-Executive, Il; Administrative
I. First base on balls-Off Walker, 3; Of
Bogia, 2 Struck out-By Walker, y. by
Bogia, 5. Two-base hits-O' Connell.
BROOKS, Bogia. Sacrifice hits-Taylor,
Barnard, Dunn. Stolen bases-Brooks,
Polings. Hit by ptcher-Walker, 3 Wild
pitch-Bogia, l. Passed ball-Brooks, 1.
Umpire-Lieut. James Jones. Time of
game 2 hours.
The 1C0-yard dash was contested by
true, barnard, Taylor and Jones. The
men were started by Sergeant O'Conneli
ana the dash was easily won by Jones
Taylor scratched
The broad jump was won by True, his
competitors being Polings, Dunn and
James Johnson
At the afternoon ball game, called at 4
o'clock, Administrative round Executive
an easy proposition. when II bumped
Brice for fourteen hits, and won BY IL
10 l. Administrative was the goods In
the held. O'ConnelI being the only one
at Iault. Executives one tally was due
10 his wild throw Score: