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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-12-28
HANNAH.
(From the Hannah Moon.l

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. G. Olson
on Saturday the 18th inst, a daughter.
Col. Orion. of Langdon, passed
through here Tuesday on his way north.
A spirited bowling match has been
going on for a week past between five
picked teams.
Mrs. Peter Reid and baby, of Lang
don, arrived Wednesday. and are guests
Of Samuel Balfour and family.
Miss Elsie Perry, of Wales, is a guest
at the home of w. E. belong this week
while taking the final school e1amina-
ton.
Chas. Lawson who is on a collection
trip through the western part of the
county, spent Sunday with his family in
Hannah.
Peter Naismith left Monday for Lang
don where he joined a party of friends
and continued on to Ontario where they
will spend the winter.
G. E. Shortridge, of Daniels, was in
town Monday and reports the roads bad
He recently purchased a fine quarter
section from Mcmillan & Sillers.
Mrs. Jas. Little took the train tol
Park River yesterday where, after {
short visit, she leaves via Iron River
Wisconsin, for an extended visit IN On
tario.
John Gordon, formerly OF this place
but now of CALVIN, was over this weel
to see his many friends. John is look
ing we'll and is well pleased with his new
home.
Maggie, the young daughter of Sena
tor and Mrs. Henry Mclean, had the mis-
fortune of being rnn into at the skating
rink the other evening, and falling o.
the leo broke her arm above the wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mclean who TO
the past year have been operating tn
Central Hotel in Hannah, we are in
formed will retire from the business an
Mr.. Mclean will devote his entire al
%tention to the dray business.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-12-28
2l-22
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby, given that a certain mort.
gage, executed and delivered by Chris "A. Bjorn.
stad and Olive Bjornstad, his wife, mortgagors
to G, W Y, Andrews md mortgaeee, dated the LIST day
the Register of Deeds of the County of Cava.
lier .nd state OF North Dakota on the 9th day
of April, 1902, and recorded il. Book 26 OF
Mortgages at Page 46S, will be foreclosed by a
sale of the premises In suchmertgage and here
matter described, at the front door of the
Court House, in the County # Cavalier and
State Of North Dakota, az the hour of O'Clock
p. M, on the 10Th day of February, A. D. 1906
to satisfy the amount due upon such mort
gage on the day of sale. The premises de
scrited in such mortgage and which will be
sold to satisfy the same are described az
follows. viz: Tho southwest quarter (swA.
OF Section four az in Township ono hundrec
and sixty-three (1G3) north Of Range hfty-ssver
$50 west, containing one hundred and sixt,
Q60) acres Of land (more or less) according tt
the United States government survey thereof
There will be due on such mortgage at tn,
date of sale the sum of six hundred ~forty-on,
and sixty-six hundrcdths dollars 1854. G6)
w. ANDREWS. Mortgage
WILLIS A. JOY, Grand Forks, n. D.,
22-2S Attorney for Mortgage
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-12-28
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that n certain mort
gage executed aud delivered by Anders g..
Lantz and Nellie Lantz, his wife, of Cavalier
Mooney, LIS Champine and C. E. Johnston,
mortgages, dated the 10Th. day OF April, 1904,
and filed for record in the office of the Register
9Th day OF May. 1904 in Book 55 of Mortgages,
ct page Az thereof, and the interest Of IT, s.
Champine WAS heretofore duly assigned to w.
signment dated May 18TH. 1905, and recorded in
tho office of the Register of Deeds in and tor
Cavalier county, North Dnko,a, on the 23rd.
day OF may, 1903, at 10 O'clock a m, in Book 81
said mortgage was heretofore d.ly assigned by
enid w. j. Mooney and G.. L. Johnston to j. j.
Mahouey by deed of assignment dated Novem.
Der 18th. 1905, and recorded in tho Office of the
Register OF Decds i'll and for Cavalier county
North Dskoai d, =. ..i.. .L:S o! November,
1905, in Book 81 Of Mortgages, at page 173 there.
Of, will be forecloscd BY a sal" Of the promises
in hnid mortgage and hereinafter deoribed, a,
tho front door Of tho Court House in aud OF
said Cavalier county, North Dakota. at tn,
December, 4. u 1906. to satisfy the amount duo
upon said mortgage at tho date Of sale.
The premises described in said mortgage,
and which will be sold to satisfy the same arc
described I'M follows. to.wit: The northeast
quarter tNEh) of Section eight, o. in Town
Clip ens hundred %, sixty.two, us2) north Of
And which ssid mortgage contains a provision
that if default be made in the payment Of the
indebtedness thereby secured or any part there.
of, either principal, interest or taxes, then and
in that case the mortgagec. or his assigns, MAY
ut tneir election declare tho principnlindobtei
ness due and payable; and there being doftrnlt
in thc interest md prinripa! which foil due on
said indebted csr. said assignee Of mortgage
does elect and declare the whole debI
dnn a. j payable, and does hereby declare tina,
said drht IL due, aud tini there will IL. due or
.aid mortgage uh the dh. oI snir the suu, o
Tlttt" li%utmts"d ard F"ul aud - no IullnIi
Isl 4 10, ID '.i'l e. s' rStn'is"E al solo, -iatn,nr,
sin,fnr.'- ssr-. end rusi allowed ~ NV
n,n Il 'hi- 3 .. in,'t% v~ruipr \. u lDn
j J. NAHnhI.N, AhriRm. Of Aiortuasees
n. j. hnnSEy. At,"rn,. t"r Assignee N Mort
ksgSa. LALHdoi, ~. ~. Ia "
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-12-28
Proposals Wanted.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board of County Commissioners of
Cavalier county, N. Dak., until two
o'clock p. M, Wednesday, January 3rd,
1906, for furnishing medicine, medical
and surgical attendance to the county
poor in the several physicians districts
in said county for the ensuing year.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. Address tenders to the
undersigned marked "Proposal for Fur
nishing Medicine to the County Poor
Dated at Langdon, this 2lst day OF
Dec. 1905.
ROBERT Work,
2l-22 Co. Auditor
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-12-28
Don't Talk of Your Health.

If you are o we'll don't talk about
it.
To do so only exaggerates your cor
seriousness of physical discomfort; also
it casts a shadow Of gloom over Other
people. They grow hesitant about ask.
ing you how you feel. 1t gives them
cold chills to be continually told that
you are mot very we'll" or mot sc
well' or 'about the same"
Do you know that a good deal OF
this is imagination? If you braced uI
and told people cheerily that you felt
tiptop nine chances in ten you would
feel tiptop pretty You'd forget
the ailing habit.
Don't let yourself become a slave tt
such a miserable little absorber OF
health and happiness as the perpetual
habit of mot feeling well."-Bostol
Traveller.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-12-28
The Velocity of Light.

Watch the train as it dashes past
you with a speed of sixty miles per
hour, and after it is lost in the dis,
lance sit down OIL the track and figure
a little on the velocity of light. Tho
train has passed with a mighty rusll
and great noise, but the silent beam OF
light fits past with a speed 11,179,
$50 times greater! The initial v~elocit!
Of a ball fired from a twelve FOUNDER
is 1.765 fc"t per second; that of light
1,5GO,134 f.at in the same length OF
time. Comparisons give us but a very
poor idea of the velocity, but they en-.
able us to partially comprehend the
immensely of the universe, for We
know that with all It's prodigious speed
1t takes light four hours to flash from
Neptune to our earth.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-12-28
Jokes with Soldiers.

While some regiments of London vol.
lnteers were engaged in q sham fight
In the suburbs a mar on a coach, pass
Ing along Il nelghboring road, sounded
Cease firing" on his bneie. The call
was passed along the lines and the
battle was suspended TIL the Joke was
discovered.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-12-28
Accent to Arabic.

Complaint Is made that the teacher
OF Arabic in Kings College. London.
speaks 1t with an Egyptian accent.
The college has schools OF Chinese,
modern Greek. Turkish, Armenian,
Swahili and Malay, and arrangements
arc being made for the appointment
Of a, lecturer In Hausa.
The evening world., 1905-07-18
EATHSFRO
SCORCHING HEAT
CONTINUED from First Page.)

enrolled and the list grow during The
day.
The drivers. who are satisfied with
thctic In their relations TO the helpers.
did double duty to-day. driving ana
delivering. They say the" cannot
stand 1t long Thus far there has been
no rio! noe Fl a serious nature. hut
some 'scab" helpers have been drfEgrd
from wagons They readily agreed TO
Join the new union.
Otlcills of the Americ IN Ice Com
par! cr'ticise the men for going out
On strike 1t. a time when the demand
for ice strains every resource Df the
plant. 70 his the men reply that they
must strik" waile the weather Is hot
4 stand any chance " winning. They
assert hat they made their demand Is
upon President Dhler yesterday morn
ing. tina he treat'h th"m curt eD usly
and promised them II. answer ycste'-
day aftern ron. hut that when thnir
CoinuIttee wen. :cr tn answer they
found The ,ilces deserted.
'It would be a fine thing for the ice
company II we would strike on Christ
mas Eve" remarked n Of the strike
leaders sarcastically, when told Of
President OILERS complaint.
1t was stated at the offices OF the
Board of Health this afternoon that
from figures already nj hand the num-
Der of deaths from heat on Saturday.
Sunday and Monday was thirty-thrcc.
For the week ending Saturday noon
there were forty-siX deaths from heat
or sunstroke officially recorded.
The evening world., 1905-07-18
ABANDONED
HIS Wife AND
20 CHILDREN
Mrs. Leitstona Gets Husband
Arrested Of the Chill
dren in Court.

Accused OF abandoning his wife. Mil
lie. and their twenty children. aged
from two to twenty-five years. Charles
Leitstone, forty-thrce years old, a
glazier. or 245 Eidrlige street, was ar
raigned before Magistrate Wahle In
Essex Market Police Court to-day.
Both husband and wife agreed as to
the number of their children. They
have been married twenty-six years,
being seventeen n fifteen respectively
when they were welded. They nav
.lvd for several years in q Iour-room
int AT the address given.
a few weeks ago Leitstone, hndlng
work duh here, went to Pittsburs TO
look for a job. lie found n and
wrote his wife to join him there, but
she didn't have enough mt ney to trans
port ,!"rir army of children to that city,
diin't go.
I.eits one came back here yesterday,
and his WIFE promptly hal him arrtsted.
Sle stys he had given her only about
20 IN We pass mor-h. Several OF the
older children are aJw working, how
E ar, 80 that the fam. y Is not in absoo-
luie Hlnt
MagiS, re Wahle put Le!tstine under
1900 bonds to pay his wife s. a week,
buto, as he couldn't give the security
he went u jail until he can produce II.
About half OF ehoe twenty child e., ap-
peaied In couor, to back up the mo IN
.r's complaint.
The evening world., 1905-07-18
SAVED X AND
WAS ARRESTED.
II observation-disclosures Story EN-
pInined In Court to samuel
BrOoks's Credit.

Samuel Brooks. of No. 900 Filth street,
n young business man In Harlem Court
to-day after a night in jail, placed an
entirely different complexion upon a
reported rocking the boat stony in
which he figured and for which he was
arrested at Audubon Beach, One Hun.
dred and Fifty-first street and the
North river, yesterday.
Three young women, Agnes McIaugh-
lin. Nellie Hatten and Annie Bauer,
complained that they were In II boat
with Brooks and hat he upset the
craft and pitched them into the water.
For the alleged outrage Brooks was
badly pummelled before y policeman
took him 4 ncharge.
Neither OF the three young m ap-
peared IN cour to-day. nor could they
be found at the addresses Me ave
said hat he was swimming from
boat when the three girls and Two
who were with them asked him 10
take them nut TO the float. on the way
the boat, being overloaded, sank, TIT
two men assaulted him, an3 Il On HE
woman caused him to - lorScd w,
was discharged.
The evening world., 1905-07-18

and that by Thursday morning unless
the COMPANY grants their demand for y
a DAY in she summer months. every
driver Of a.. Ice truck hauling ice for
the American Company will desert his
team.
While President Ohler and other Off
GERS Of the company seek to beiittle
tine strike, it is a fact that the de-
livery OF ice in the lower part Of the
city to-day was badly impeded by the
lack of helpers, MIR. Oaler waXcd e!o-
quent as he described the suGfer!ngs Of
the sick in the hospitals due 10 the
stlike Of the !ce-waSon helpers. while
in the mex breath he declared That the
rlaces OF all the strikers could be easily
filed.
The pay Of an i~ce-wagon helper at
the present rate Is 50 a week the year
round. They go to work at 3 o'clock n
the morning IN summer and der
themsolven lucky II thev get away after
fifteen hours. They do not object to
the overtime, but they want 81 a day in
May. June, July and August. $3.50 "A day
FOR the rest Of the year and abolition
OF the rule that requires them to clean
horses on Sunday.
The men formed an organization n
lcclar-d 4 strike at 1 O'Clock this
morning al Tenth avenue and Twenty
eighth street, .Sah Richard Butler.
former Assemblyman and right hand
man OF William S. Dcvery. as their
leader and adviser. About $50 men were
The evening world., 1905-07-18
SUICIDES BODY
CAUSES FLAT
TENANTS ROW
Complained that Corpse Had
Been Deserted Three Days
ID Locked Rooms.


A., excited man who said be was
TradorinI- pa,r ~ W. ,or, T,hin1
"S"' VI Nv 4"oi Inn" I've
Hue, called up the Coroncr's office on the
telephone to-day ana p, port.d that IN,
- ~.
"'4S yI nara mason" VINO committed
suicide in the Hat Of Charles Faust, No.
IA lsos. s,,,onty-,igrI treat had h,.n
co. r,"'I So '''e " 'V'"
''pdud By the Fausts, who Were re-
ported to have locked M the place and
-. a.. -
!eIt MI. hehr saId the Uphiition OF the
body in the hot weather vas unbcarabie
to tne % uer tenants
~
Coroner Brown advised hehr to notify
HE Bolrd OF Health. who in turn would
+. unl,ip ~ IN. noItos and b..a Nh. ~
n'Isa,a" ,nr,at,n'i"
!esed nuisance investigated.
An Evening World reporter who called
at the FausI nat, on the third aoor of
W 80 49, 1' H-u y "
the lour-s'Oty p"'iu!hs AT NO Zoi East
seventy-e1shth street. learned that Mrs.
-. n,n,,si-,r nj, a n,orrtng na.,.
" , o oN 'o,''h ~"
The evening world., 1905-07-18
MAN FOUND SHOT IN
CABIN OF HIS BOAT
William J. King Victim Of Murderous
Assault on the Aglia Off Bay Twsn-
ty-second Street-Signs Of a :
Desperate Struggle.

William J. King was found unconscious with two bullets in his body,
his lower jaw fractured and his head badly cut, OF board his Soop yacht
Agia, off the foot of Bay Twenty-second street, Bath Beach, this after
noon. He was hurried to Norwegian Hospital, where it was said that his
injuries would probably prove fatal before he could regain consciousness.
King lives at West Two Hundred and Tenth and Emerson streets, but
kept his yacht at Bath Beach. and lived O N board most OF the time dur
ing the summer. When he did not appear O shore to-day az usual and
there were appearances about the yacht denotng that all was not right,
DR.. Shea, of No. 12 Summit avenue. ard William e. Robinson, IF No.
1888 Fhty-eishth street, went ut in a rcwbcat to investigate,
Immediately they went aboard the sloop they found signs indicating
that there had beer a desperate struggle. Spots of blood dotted the wood
work here and there. Looking further they came across King lying in a
pool of blood and barely breathing. ~
There was a bullet wound in his right shoulder and another in his left
temple. The fracture o. the jaw looked as though it might have beer ac-
compished by the kick of a heavy boot, while the cuts on the face bore in
dications Of having been inflicted by the butt of a revolver. No revolver
nor other weapon ola any character was found aboard tho boat.
DIR. Shea and Robinson lost no hme in getting the unconscious man
ashore. They taephoned from Snppers Eotel fer IN ambulance and notified
u policeman o Cropsey avenue of their discovery. T.
Every effort wa made to arouse King to CONSEQUENCES before the ar
at the hospital in the hope that he might be able to tell the story of the
assault.
Detectives from the Bath Beach Station who examined the yacht say
that there vas a terrific fight aboard, probably some time during the night
and that the assailants or assailant of King went away in a small boat.
leaving him fol dead. There are many yachts in Gravesend Bay off Bath
Beach, but no n could be found aboard any of them who had heard the
noise If a struggle IN board the AgHa during the night.
The evening world., 1905-07-18
SlPH0N, A O
HURT MAN On CAB.
Hanson Driver On Broadway In
iured by Novel Explosion from
Mysterious Source.

Pedestrians near Broadway and
Thirty-hrst street were startled, to-day
by a loud report, followed by the sound
OF falling glass. At the same time Jo-
seph Ryan, a cabman. sitting on his
Imperial. was seen to fall unconscious
from his seat. with blood flowing from
several ugly cuts In his head,
Remnants OF q broken siphon were
found on the ground and Il was be-
lievsd that II had been thrown or fallen
from some window Of the hotel and
had exploded upon striking the cahmap.
The evening world., 1905-07-18
HEAT DROVE HIM
TO SEEK DEATH
0rIick Fired Three Times at
His Head in Attempt at Sui
eide Because He Could Not
Sleep.

Unable to sleep OF account of the OPP
pressive heat Joseph orlick. twenty
eight years old, living At No. 4T Ham
burg avenue. Williamsburg, attempted
suicide early to-day by shooting himself
three times In the head, All three st
tempts We're failures.
Orlick worked as a fireman in a WILL
iamsDurg factory, and on coming home
asst nignt complained OF a dizziness in
his head. He said the heat had affected
him n he acted strangely during the
evening. After retiring he took his re-
vclyer and shot himself once In the
right side of the head and twice In the
left side, inficting. scalp Wounds.
Bleeding ~profusely. he walked to the
nmsmSnrS avehSe station ana askea t Ss
German Hospital, attended him. and he
vas srraigned In the Ewing Street
Cour. Tor attempted suicide. ,
The evening world., 1905-07-18
! KILLED; 30 HURT
IN TRAIN CRASH

CHICAGO. July 1S-one man was
killed. another. fatally injured ami
twenty pcrsons'w were hurt to-day, sew
cral seriously. in a collision between n
construction train and a passenger train
on the AtchiSon, Topeka and santa Fe
Railroad. neal Romeo, Ill.
William Kold, messenger for the Wells
Fargo Express Company, was the a
killed.
The boiler OF the passenger engine ex-
plOded Immediately after IN collision.
Tn smoking-car was telescoped and two
other cars were derailed.
The evening world., 1905-07-18
Wrote Initial of Assailant

WTOtC THTtTdT OF NsSII'aTN'
Late this afternoon the police STRUCK
a clue that may lead to the discovery
II Kings ASA liant. They learned NAT
he employed a man to act as captain
of the Yacht last night and that this
mar has disappeared. His name begins
with a b.
At one time while DR.. Lane, of the
Norwegian Hospital, was working over
King, he asked the injured man VINO
shot him. King. unable to speak, mo-
toned that he wanted n pencil and Il
piece of paper. He wrote one letter
'rB"-and then relapsed into uncoh-
seriousness.
Ning was seen about Bath Beach In,
toxlcatcd last night. He g OVID n ron
II money in vatious saloons, an I s.
PLAYED. his wealth when he eng Red t,,y
man I act ms captain of lis yach.. o.lS
The evening world., 1905-07-18
MORGAN'S MARINE
co., SHOWS BIG Loss.

A deficit of 81, ii2, COS for the year end
Ing Dee 81 last as compared with a
surplus OF n,,sT.ieI for the preceding
year. Is shown In a statement given out
ny the International Mercantile Marine
~ IT'S annual meeting in Hoboken, N. u.
ta-tay, Heth wears included the insur-
ance accounts.
The evening world., 1905-07-18

a httlc change was ( ind in rs pockets
The sioup Vtcht was King p"openty.
he was a boat-builder. and up 20 a
snort time Az was orc 'ovei in tile
lem Slip Canal at TwJ Hungr d md
Tent. street.
He lived aboard the little yacht. TAX
ing occasional cruises up and down the
attentive to his work n was dis
charged. Mr.. Newbury said to-day
that IN leevnse King entered the Yard
ser lays ago and knocked a hole in a
ore ae could ne apprehended he had
bcIrded his sloop and escaped.
He went direct to Bath Beach and
boat every afternoon. These who saw
him around the resort say that he
always appeared to have plenty OF
money.
The evening world., 1905-07-18
o rs
STRANGELY MISSING.

SYRACUSE, N, " July lS.-Manuel
Egozcue, IT., n student. left this city
last Saturday to take his father from
a sanitarium at A~mityville, l.. l., 10
San Juan, p. II. Word has Teen re-
ceiyed that at the dock tn efalhar dis
appeared and search for him has been
fru!tless.
Egozcue Was Mayor of San Juan and
u said TO bs y millionaire,
The evening world., 1905-07-18
SAYS CARLTON USED
DRUG TO ROB HIM
DR.. Goldsmith Identifies Brooklyn Prisoner,
Through Evening World Photograph,
as Martinez, Who, He Says, Stole
His Diamonds and Money.

A remarkable story Of icing drugged and robbed by Frederick E. Carl
ton, whose wifets body is to be exhumed in Brooklyn tomorrow in order to
ascertain whether II not she a a victim Of foul play. came to light to-day
when DR.. Charles A. Goldsmith, a travelling physician, went to the Brook
lyn police with a tale that is similar in many ways to the account which
was given by H. C. Schaub, who caused Cartons arrest for grand larceny,
of his experience with Carlton at the ST. George Hotel on July {, when he
The evening world., 1905-07-18
HEAT PATIENT
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, July is.-Mary
Cowan, thirty-six years old. OF New
York. who is visiting her sister. at
tempted suicide this afternoon by drink
Ing two ounoes or ch~loroform while
depressed by heat nrostratton.
The evening world., 1905-07-18
DENTISTRY
LAUNDRY WANTs-EEMALE.


Observation-Disclosures cO.iar ana cuff
starcher wanted, Dakota steam Laundry.
LIST av and l2ith 81
IRoNER -WpBtcl, flrst-class family ironsr.
Model Laundry, 81 Fleet st. Rr1pklyn.
The evening world., 1905-07-18

Ing with Carlton for the last few
months as his wife, appeared at the
Carlton was taken back to the Ray
mond Street JAN, she followed him and
gave, him a box Of cigars. She ~ be.ng
c'~n'''n'lv SIP lowed by one of Inspec-
tor Coasts 'o'or""as.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-01
SAB|O FALLEC|O0

Ha fa''ecido sl profssor baron
Ferdinand Won Richtthofep, eminents
ge6grafo slsman, catedrAtiso de la
UniverslGsd de Berlin, ell sual tenfa
fsms de ser ma, psrito en- natsria de
razss orleutales que ningdn otro Gu.
ropeo, eeepto lord Curzon [virrsy 50
liente de Ia India Inglesa. FL baron
Richtthofsn, que tenfa u sfos, habfs
passdo 20 eat diando lA msteria or
China, el Jap6u, Fllipinss, Indochl
ns, Indiss Holandesas y otros pafse,
del extreme Oriente. A 81 80 ls atribu
ye hsber dsicubierto sl valor conner
cial y estrstSgico de Ktaochou, er
China, 8 inducido al Emperapor Gsi
llermo & que adqurisae sl territoric
por medic de concession.