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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18

Farmers Institute-Prof. Kaufman
has set June Is and 20 as the date for
the farmers institute to be held in
this city An effort is being made by
the Commercial club to secure an
other date as this will conflict with
the state encampments of the Grand
Army and Woman's Relief Corps, but
| if that cannot be done both meetings
will be held and a grand good time
given both affairs. This will be the
first farmers institute held in this
county and it is the desire of the
Commercial club to make it as inter.
esting and profitable to the farming
community as possible. A fine corps
of instructors will be here and sub
jects of particular interest to this
section will be discussed. 1t will be
an occasion that will prove of great
profit to farmers and it is hoped thai
a large number will make it a poin
to attend.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18

"Roney's Boys'-No one can afford
to miss such pleaure as the concert
in costume to be given by Roney's
Boys next Monday evening, May p,
at the Atheneum. Their singing is
phenomenal, sweet, true and beauti-
full. They receive perfect ovations
everywhere they go and are in great
demand on all courses of musical
entertainments. The Charlotte IN.
|C.) Observer says: "The artlessness
and sweet simplicity of the youngsters
made. everyone love them. In the
first part of the program the, lads
were clad in blue, and if they only
had wings like cherubs, one would
have known that. they were azure
stained from following the lark up in.
Ito the blue of the sky taking a lesson
in, early morning melody. A beauti
full face, may be painted upont5a. very
tiny piece of porcelain. This concert
was song in miniature, and the more
exquisite because so dainty and deli
cate, and because it was the harmony
of those pure and stainless treasures
of earth whom the kingdom o.
Iheayen is most like" IL. s55lls3S4G
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18

BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN PIC.
y ,:lz a: i n 4 MEN. 8sssSss
A FRATERNAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT
Insurance organization. Meets the second
and last Tuesdays Of each month III the Odd.
fellows hall C. w. Jones I, foreman; 4.
n Best, NJ. A.; E. A. Belk, correspondent.
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/ RATHHONR SI,SJTjRRs


LINCOLN TEMPLE no. d. MEETS EVERY
second and fourth Thursday cf esch Inor,th
a. n. 7. hall Il, Laura Sanders III. E O.. Nellie
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18
I HELP WANTS FEMALE.


WANTED Girl for general house
work. Mrs. B. p. Jones.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18

BISMARCK CHAPTER, NO. ID q.
III Meets first and third FRIDAYS In each mont
v at *. z. hall. Mrs. Robert Orr, W. nj; Hattie
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18

Al. s... >ys<. MASONIC, sFs III 5ts#S }@
BISMARCK / ODGE, IA. .26 a. IN. No. I'll;
Z M eets first and tsird Mondays In each
month at Masonic hall. G. ~ 'Duilam, W.
r M, Burt Finney, Secretary. 5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-18

TANCRED cOhMANDERY, | KNIGHTS
Tcmplar,4 No. l. Meets third Thursday b
~ n. IS, each month at Masonic hall, Dakota block
@ Recorder. IS 49, - GA
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
HE WAS A THIEF.
Chicago Police Assert That Man Who
Cut Woman's Throat Was
Diamond Thief.

Chicago, January THAT Frank J.
Constantine was a thief before becom-
ing murderer and in order to divert
suspicion posed as the son Of wealthy
parents is the theory which the police
are working on in an effort TO solve
the mystery surrounding the murder
here yesterday of Mrs. Arthur w. Gen
try. Constantine's possession Z dia
mond ring which was much too large
for his own finger and which he
pawned in a place on Clark street IS
believed to have been stolen by him
Letters found in the fugitive's trunk,
written by his parents from New
Rochelle. N. Y, indicate that Constan-
tine fled from home which now ap-
pears TO have been located In that city.
to escape the results OF a crime Ef
forts 10 locate the driver of the cab
that conveyed Constantine TO the pawn
shop have been uccessfui
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
LAND IS TO HOLD
WORLDS FAIR
NEXT YEAR

Dublin, Jan, 7.--Iraland is to hold a
Worlds Fair in 1907. II VII embody
the results Of the industrial revival
which has swept over that island dur
ing the past decade A large plot oi
ground in Dublin has been purchased
work will be begun on the buildings
in a few we ks, anG in the GUNNER OF
next wear the Emerald Isle wi invite
the world to come and visit It,
Plans for this undertaking have
been maturing for some years There
have been many obstacles to over.
come. but the movement has been led
by such ndomitable men as James
Shanks, ExL0rd Mayor Of Dublin and
they determined at the start that they
would not fail They have at last
raised the necesGary guarantee fund
and the enterprise lsaon most promi-
sing basis
The main feature Of the exposition
will be the axh bition of home manu-.
factures. Everything will be done. by
the erection of suitable buildings and
facilities for display to make the
Irish section show worth going any
distance to see. All trades and every
handicraft will be amply represented.
Cottage industries WI be given a
prominent place and the native arts
and crafts will have a great display.
This Is a rare opportunity for the Irish
manufacturer who unless he exhibits
abroad, has never had such crowds as
ne will have in 1907 to see his pro.
duets
The untrayeled Irishman viii have
his first opportunity in many years to
see the newest things of foreign manu-.
factrre. Furthermore, Ieland's great.
est need just now is for markets for
The wares which are the first fruits OF
he industrial revival now in progress.
The promoters believe that these mar.
kets can be found in no better way
than by the holding Of worlds fair"
All the e things show why Ireland Is
looking forward eagerly to the begin
ing Of work upsn her greatest exhi-
bition.
Incidentally, hundreds Of thousands
-cf visitors will be drawn 10 ireland
by the exhibition for the first time. II
Is expected, too, that this exhibition
will form a magnet which will draw
thousands Of Irish-Americans back for
a visit to their old homes. II Is nc
wonder then, that Ireland Is looking
forward to great things in 1907.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
INFLUENCE IS TOO
GREAT FOR KAISER
HE WILL HAVE TO LOWER HIS
MAILED FIRST BEFORE THE
COMBINED POWERS.
ITALY is WITH FRANCE
AS Evidenced BY Selection of Dele.
gate to Moroccan Conference
French to Do the Polio
ing

Paris, January 7.-Public uneasiness
over the Moroccan conference has
undergone a distinct improvement
This is due mainly TO the confident
attitude of the officials CT the foreign
Office who consider the selection by
the Italian government Of Marquis
Visconti Venosta to head its delegation
as strengthening the position OF
France.
1t is evident that the officials hold
the view that if France can secure the
support of the great powers having
tangible interests in the Mediterran-
can and in Morocco, it will be difficult
for Germany to stand against the
force of this moral influence. There
fore Italy's choice of the Marquis Wis
cont VenOsta, who was one of the
earliest advocates of the Franco-Italy
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
IN A COLLISION
kentucky Running Aground is
Rammed and injured BY the
Alabama.

New York, Jan. While the bat
dleship squadron under the command
If Rear Admiral Roblev y. Evans was
proceeding TO sea today the battle.
ships Kearsarge and Kentucky ran
aground in the lower harbor off the
vest bank light The Alabama and
Illinois were following next in line
md before they could alter their
,ourse the Alabama collided with the
ieniucy, STR king her a glancing blow.
The Illinois just got clear Of the
angle and proceeded down the bay.
'nchoring outside the bar with the
'agship Maine. The accident oc-
urred shortly after l p. m. AT 2:45
p'clock the Kearsarge and Kentucky
we're both hoated and started to sea.
accompanied by the Alabama. The
kentucky was ordered back and re-
.u-ned 10 Tompkinsville. where sha
in,hored late this afternoon.
A wireless message received from
ne Brooklyn navy yard tonight from
yhe Kentucky stated that the star
1card side of the vessel above the
water line had been quite badly dam
aged in the coils on with the Ala
1ama. 1t was also stated that the Ken
lucky will come up to the navy yard
Omorow for repairs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
BIC MOVEMENT FOR
STATE FIRE
STATUTE

Chicago, January 7.-Promoters of
he movement to secure state building
avs are greatly encouraged by the fa-
yorable reception OF their plan. The
international Society Of Building In
spectors are the official sponsors Of a
bill under the caption of State Fire
Protection" which will be presented in
every state legislature this year The
main object sought is 10 have the state
fix basic fundamental building regua.
tons prescribing minimum prccau-
ions against fire, and so to form a
safe foundation upon which cities will
be left free to erect complete building
codes
For hotels, warehouses, churches and
)ther structures intended for special
purposes the Building Inspectors bill
lays down certain specific rules in re-
gard to the form of construction that
must be adopted with a view TO pro
ecti0n against fire. In respect 10
buildings of absolutely fireproof con-
tsruction" the bill requires that walls,
aoof and all exposed structural parts
he of fire and water proof material and
hat the steel frames be protected
Nth at least two inches of brick, hol,
low tile, or concrete ether than Gin
Ter concrete.
The floor CONSTITUTIONAL material in
spans or arches is limited to hollow
lie, brick on reinforced concrete not
ess than six inches thick and no
weaker than one part of cement to two
PARTS cf sand and three parts crushed
stone or brick. tile slag-no cinders
o be used. For the floor coverings
md interior trim nnammable ma
erial' IL specified, with wire glass in
metal frames for exposed windows.
other regulations apply to enclosed
Elevators, and fire-fghting equipment.
Officers Of the Society of Building
Inspectors believe that their bill will
PASS in several states and lcok for
widespread popular support when the
lbject Of the proposed legislation IS
'ully understood
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
AN ELECTION TO
FILL VACANCIES
m OFFICE OF ALDERMEN WHERE
uNExPlRED TERM is MORE
THAN SIX MONTHS.
WERNER SAYS HE'S OUT
AS He Sent Resignation to Alderman
NeH to Use As He Saw Ft.
Law On the Sub
ject.

Furthe~ information as regards The
"sealed envelope" in Alderman Nef's
ponses icn supposed TO be the rasig-
nation of Edward Werner as council
man from The First warl was Obtained
in an interview with Mr. Werner by a
representative Of The Bulletin last
evening.
Mr., Werner says that about two
weaks ago he sent his resignation to
M. Neff, whom he considers to be
cne of the best aldermen in the coun-
Gil and upon advice of the latter told
him 10 use the same al his own dis
ere etlon. This resignation he said Is to
be presented to the counc Tuesday
night.
Mr. Werner also said that his pres
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08

entente strengthens the governments
expectation Of the united support Of
the leading Mediterranean powers.
The martial tone of the press has
considerably diminished, and the SEN
ational branch of it no longer prints
alarmist reports of the frontier prepar-
ations.
If the French position is upheld the
conference 81 is expected will change
France with the police. customs and
other duties Against this Germany
will seek TO secure international con
troll of the police. customs and other
matters thus giving all nations in
cluding Germany. the same status in
Morocco as that Of France.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
NO RADICAL MOVE
Says Coroner Mix VIII BE Taken I'm
rnediaiely in Edwards
Murder.

New Haven. Conn January DE
vclcpments IN the matter Of the death
Of Charles A. Edwards we're few to-
day
Late this afternoon three persons
were summoned 10 the cur0ner's Office.
Two remained there for some tine.
They were unknown newspaper men
here The third vas Charles A. Hitler.
who was with the coroner several
hours. Corner Mix uncOmmuni,ive to-
day az he has been since the inquest
began.
RE merely said much ground Gov
cred in the previous hearing Of Wit
nesses was retraced tolay bat Il was
unlikely that any radical move n
The case would be taken Immediately.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
FEEL THE BOYCOTT
Nearly Every Flour Mill On Pacific
Coast Fees Effect Of chinece
Boycott.

Seattle Wash. Jan. T-Un,pss the
Chinese boycott on American g0ois
is removed within the next 80 days
the plant Of the Centennial Milling
company with a capacity Of 2te9 bar
relz of four per day ard that of the
Hammond Milling company VIA a
capac ty Of 2.000 barrels aiI D. fore 4
practically 10 close down. NearIv
every 3Cur mill on the Pacific coast
doing an export business has fCl the
effects Of the boycott
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08

ence in the city was in no wise con.
nected with the matter of his resig.
nation and that be had been so busy
With other matters Of late that he had
never given the subject thought since
the document was delivered to Mr..
Men.
When questioned ss to the p0ssi.
bility Of bis dismissal from the coun-
Gil Mr.. Verne laid that he didn't
think he would be sammanly dis
mi sed but that II he was /. made no
difference to him as his object was 10
get out.
lie also stated that he thought the
city would be making a mistake I'm
issu'ng an order for a special election
to I'LL the vacancy
Mr.. Werner left for ST Louis this
morning al 2:3O O'Clock.
Relative to the filing of the vacancy
existing in the First ward caused by
the removal from Cairo Of Mr. Wer-
ler. the revised ordinances Of the city
II Cairo are very explicit on this
point
The ordinance Is az follows.
Chapter Xxx. Section 40S. Article 9.
To FIJI Vacancies in Othe~ Offices. ]
r any vacancy shall occur in the
,ffice Of alderman by death. resigna-
ion. or removal from the ward rep
-esen'ed by him. such Office shall be
,orne vacant and whenever such va
;ancy shall happen in the Office Of any
alderman. the council shah within
hirty days after the same shall have
occurred. order rev election. Pro
'ided. that more than six months Of
uch term Of office shall then remain
Inexpired
Mr. Werner was elected as alder
man from the First ward al the April
election Of 1905 and ss hiz term Of
oHics was for two years there is some
thing like sixteen months yet remain
ing unexpired.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
TOLD OF A CRIME
Would-Re Suicide confesses 70 Rob.
berry Committed Seventeen
Years Ago.

San Francisco, Cal. January T.
Alloy us Jaeger, confined at the county
hospital as the result Of a selfinflict
"a gunshot wound has confessed that
at Sioux City. Iowa, seventeen years
ago. he robbed the American Express
company Cf 81 600. He desires to sur
render The American Express com
pany has admitted that the robber.
iook place as Jaeger stated. but ha-
asked for his record before deciding
whether they wanted him punished or
not
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
THE RUSSIAN CHRISTMAS.

ST. Petersburg, Jan Fine snow
Sitting down from a cold sky fur
nished ideal weather for the Russian
Christmas, 50 far as St Petersburg
was concerned. All theat es and
places of public amusement, even the
restaurants We're closed, and the day
given over to proyerb,al Russian hos
pitality. All dissentions seemed to
have disappeared for the moment and
even the radical new papers ami
mated by the sentiment of peace and
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
VIRGINIA IS OUR
FASTEST WARSH|P
LARGEST ADDITIONS EVER MADE
TO OUR NAVY TO COME
DURING YEAR.
THIRTEEN BIG VESSELS
Comprising Batt!eship and Cruisers
Idaho is Nearest Approach to
Electrical Warship IN
the World.

Washington. lam 7.-ThIa year
the United States navy not only makes
its greatest gain in ships II also adds
to our fighting ;rength the most en-
cient, the fastest, an> the best
equipped warships ever Coated.
Before the year Is out seven big
3attleships, four armoured cruisers and
-wo protected cruisers will. be added b
he United States navy II the present
rate of construction - maintained.
This will be the greatest increase in
any one year of the history of the
American navy, and it will advance
materially the rank or Lie United
States as naval power.
All the new vessels represent the
highest type and all that is modern in
naval architecture The battleships to
be added within the year are the Vir-
g MIA, Nebraska. Georgia, New Jersey.
Rhode Island Connecticut and Louis
ANA. The two last named have tom
mage CT 10000 each, while the other
five have tonnage Of 14,94S each
The four armoured cruisers are the
California and South Dakota. Of 1860
tons each, and the Tennessee and
Washington, of 14,500 each; while the
protected cruisers are the Sc. Louis
and Milwaukee. OF $500 tons each.
For the present at least the Virginia
holds the battleshlp record OF 1901
knots, made during fourhour run In
he open sea. This shows her to be
not only the speediest United States
battleship afloat, but as fast as any
ship OF her class in any navy. When
the Louisiana the other day easily ex-
eeeied her required speed, making
S,9z4 Knots. the performance VAS
lailod as q remarkable achievement.
but the Virginia's record was never
IN serious danger. and Is MT likely
0 be exceeded by the Idaho. the last
pattleship TO be launched, whose speed
equirement Is only II knots.
In other respects, however, the
Idaho, though smaller, will be more
iP-AO-haAN sup NlAiH VI HtI tpA-
sorts. She is even better equipped
han the Mississippi, which was
launched in September Electricity Is
lsed aboard the Idaho to a greater ex
tent than ever before attempted on a
warsh,p. Her watertight bulkhead
doors of the Long Arm" system are
closed by electricity from the pilot
house. thus giving assurance that the
ship will be rendered unsinkable in
case Of emergency at sea. In this
respect the latest American warships.
over thirty in all have an immense
advantage over any other nations
navy.
For the machinery to he operated
by electricity the wires pass through
indestructible steel tubes. with separ.
ate connections at every gun. The
purpose of this equipment is 70 make
it impossible for a foe to disable the
machinery. as was the case in the
naval battle between Russia and Jap.
an, when the machinery Of nearly
every Russia ship was shot 10 pieces
by the expert japanese gunners. dis
abling the fighting force, but otherwise
leaving the ships unharmed and there
fore valuable prizes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
PILED IN A DITCH.

Reno. New. Jan. while speeding
across the Nevada desert last night
Fast Mail Tran No. 9. west bound on
the Southern Pacific went into the
ditch ~ Hsrney. the rails spreading
Two Lrakenen and a mail clerk werc
Injured. The latter fatally
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
ITALY FOR PEACE.

Rome. January Premier Fortes
today received the Marquis Visconti
Venosta who was accompanied by the
Marquis San Giuliano. the foreign min
lister. The three discussed at length
the attitude 10 be taken by the Italian
representative in the Moroccan con
ference
Italy's delegates will go 10 Alger-
ciras with fun moral and diplomatic
liberty. animated only by a desire TO
concil- ate the different interests.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
AMERICANS CLAIM
DAMAGES IN
RUSSIA

ST. Petersburg, Jan, Mr. Meyer.
the Amer can ambassador today re-
ceived from consGls at Moscow and
odessa detailed reports cf injuries
suffered by American property during
the recent riots. The statement Of the
damages claimed will be forwarded to
the state department for instructions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
FELL IN THE CELLAR.

Tcrre Haute Ind. amary 7.-Enis
+. South, general agent Of the Big
Four railroad here one of the beat
known railroad men in this section.
was fatally injured this afternoon by
falling down cellar stairs at his
home His skull was fractured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
FAILED 70 RESCUE aiM.

Youngstown Ohio. 1aa. Arthur
Ewinr. aged 10. san Of James G..
EainE. a wei knoEn real estate man.
los his life while skating al Mil
Creek Park this afternoon David
kennedy. AGED ia. son Of Judge James
B. Kennedy. tried 20 rescne Ewing
and feu In himself. bot managed to
get ult- Robert Carr also attempted
TO rescue Ewing
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08

good will to all, silenced their guns
The day passed quietly and without
any untoward incident. Religious ser
vices in the churches were largely at
tended. At the palace Tsa skoe-Selo
the emperor pres ded at the Christmas
tree.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
A COSTLY oERAILMENT.

Hammond. Ind Jan IA vest
bound Wahash freight train vas de-
rallied al Willow Creek fhis merulng.
No one vas seriously injured. but the
loss 20 rolling stock was great Traffic
vas bl0ckaded for hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
THREE BOYS ESCAPE.

Columbus. Ohio, January bruno
Otto, Ross Styles and Robert Tilton.
three inmates of the state institution
FOR the feeble minded escaped this
2vening from the Institution. and their
whereabouts are unknown. The form
r two are crippled.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
RusslA's REVISED BUDGET.

ST. Petersburg, Jan 7-According
TO the Noyoe Vremya the revised bud,
get as submitted to the emperor
makes the revenues for 1906 $1.O14,.
100000 as against $1027 100000 for
last year. Expenditures are estimated
at $l009, 100000 as against $1,000, 5OO,-
900 OF la2t year,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
FOR SPECULATIVE PURPOSES

ST. Petersburg. January Inter
viewed by an official telegraph agency
today Count Wit-e declared he did moi
believe She reports that Germany
would resort to an aggressive policy
in the Moroccan conference at Alge-
cieras. Throughout. Emperor VIII
iam's remarkable reign he said. Ger
many's policy had been c-n-isiently
pacifed He believed il would remain
50. and that the conference would
terminate without any untoward in
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
A MEXICAN COLONY.
Has Not Been Abandoned BY the
Dowieites-Looking For Tract of
Agricultural Land.

Mexico City. Jan John A. Lewis
general manager Of Prophet Dowie's
Mexican Zion colony denies that a
plan for establishing colony in this
country has been abandoned. He
states that negotiations are pending
fer the purchase Of a large tract Of
good agricultural land in the northern
part Of the country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
HOTEL ANDwUR BURNED.

Elyria. o, January The Hotel
AndHur and block in which IT. is loca
ted was destroyed By FIRE sis morn
ing. The loss IS estimated ar 800 900
No fatali-ies-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08
APPROVES NEW CABINET

Toxic. Jan. THE emperor har
approved tire new cabinet headed By
Marquis Sai0nI
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08

CCOntlnued on Sixth PaseJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-08

Continued on Sixth Rasa)