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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
THE M. E. CHURCH SOUTH.
Sixteenth Business Day Opened at Biz.
mingham.

IS BIRMINGHAM. Ala, May 21.-The six
teenth business day of the general confer
ence Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South began today with devotional services,
led by Rev. ]. C. Reed Of Virginia. Bishop
J. j. Tigert. who was ordained yesterday
presided A motion fixing the first Wednes-
day In May, 1915. as The time for holding
the next conference prevailed.
A discussion arose over the report of the
church extension committee, which made
several changes In the personnel OF the
board. but the report was adopted The
report recommended hearty support of the
church extension work, especially in the
new helds OF Cuba. Oklahoma and Indian
Territory and the rural districts of the
south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
Painters Strike in New York.

NEW YORK, May IA strike of the
Brotherhood of Painters, which has 1900
members In this city. was begun today when
the painters gathered at headquarters in
great numbers to sign the strike agreement
More than 1900 of them arrived there
within two hours after the headquarters
opened. They demand 81 a day for plain
painters and "a. 80 for decorative painters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
MARINES OFF FOR CHARLOTTE
To Attend the Mecklenburg Celebra-
ton

NORFOLK, Va. May 21.-Capt Zulick,
United States Marine Corps. two officers
and sixty-eight men have left the Norfolk
navy yard for Charlotte, N c., to repre-
sent the United States naval service at
the exercises in connection with the cele-
bration OF the one hundred and thfrtfeth
anniversary Of the signing Of the Meek
lenberg, n. c., Declaration of Independence
which, it is claimed was signed in May
1T76, while the Philadelphia Declaration of
Independence Was not signed until July
4, 1776.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
Kaiser to Won Buelow.

BERLIN. May 2L-Emperor William in a
letter thanking Chancellor Won Buelow for
the success of his financial reform measures
In the reichstag includes an expression OF
Joy over the restoration of the chancellor
health and the confident hope that your
excellent services may long be given to me,
to the blessing Of the German people and
the fatherland."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
Lost Child Restored to Parents.

Percy Baker. five years of age. who wan
dered away from hts home. 1888 31st street
northwest yesterday afternoon, was re-
turned to his parents this morning. The
police of the third precinct and friends OF
the missing lad searched the parks in the
north west part of the city last night. but
were unable to find any trace Of him until
this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
Wholly Unlike Ordinary Balloon.

ne SteeraDie alrShip which NJ. GODDARD
and his corps of experts have completed Is
wholly unlike the ordinary balloon It's
great size enables It to lift the car of steel.
three motors, two screws or propulsors a
steel boat, motorsledges, five men food for
seventy-five days, instruments. tools. repair
materials, lubricating oils and 500 pounds
of gasoline for the motors
In its cargo capacity our ship OF the air
much more resembles a sea shin than the
small contrivances used by Santos Dumont
and Baldwin. Nj. GODDARD is constructing
for the expedition the strongest and most
enduring gas envelope ever known
We go from Tromsoe in the ice steamer
Frithjof. which has been chartered for two
years, and IL our various trials are salts
FACTORY the voyage by airship TO the north
pole will be taken in August.
If we find something defective In the ap-
paratus, and it Is impossible to make the
required changes at headquarters we shall
return to Europe and, If necessary strength
en-, or even rebuild, the airship for a fresh
start in 1897
Mr.. Wellman was asked If he was conf
dent of success.
We should not start IL we were nor de-
termined to win he answered. Maj Hor-
sey and | believe that we have practical
plan. and we have adopted the methods
that eventually will make known the vast
region that constitutes the polar cap OF the
earth. 1t is certainly not the reckless ven
ture that some people choose to regard it,
Mr. Wellman is being delayed by the
strikes in the automobile factories To
make the hydrogen, for the imitation of the
airship iG5 tons of sulphuric acid and sew
enty-hye tons OF iron filings will be taken
to SpitZbergen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21

Judge Bradford. in the United States dis
trict court. at Wilmington. Del. quashed
the search Warrant under which the print
ing establishment CT John NJ. Rogers was
searched by United States secret service
agents for evidence in support ofs.ft3se
charge against Mr.. Rogers Of capsiu2 slotf
terry tickets to be sent out OF the state The
jndse directed the return OF the arfeaes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
Sentences Imposed by Justice Gould.

Justice Gould In Criminal Court No. /, to-
day sentenced Charles C. Pleasant. coiored.
convicted of forgery, TO serve one year
and day in the penitentiary. A motion
for a new trial. made by Attorney Wilton
]. Lambert, counsel for the prisoner. was
overruled and an appeal was noted. Bail
was fixed in the sum of 81 600
John Wilkinson, convicted of larceny from
the United States, was also sentenced to
serve year and a day In the penitentiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
Ladies' Day" at Police Court.

This was regarded as ladies day at the
Police Court. because. after all the collec-
tions OF prisoners from all the precincts
had been delivered at the court II was
found that there were twenty-eight women
in the dock. Twenty-six were colored and
the others white
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
Heavy Fire in Alabama Town.

DOTHAN. Ala. May Y.-Alnlost the en-
tire business section of Abbeviiie was wiped
out by fire last night. Abbevilie has a pop
uiatien of, 200, is the county seat OF Henry
county. and Is about thirty-fiye miles north
of the Florida state line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
British Ship Captured by Pirates.

GIBRALTAR. May 21.-The British ship
Felueca consuelo has been captured Off the
Anghera coast by pirates, who are ad-
herents Of the brigand chief. valiente. The
sum of 5000 is demanded. as ransom for
the vessel and the release OF her crew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
Tunnel Under Prison discovered.

BAKU, Trans-Caucasi STA, May 21--The au-
thorfties here today discovered that d tun-
mel had been dug under the military prison
They also seized secret printing office for
anarchist prOclamad0ns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
Novel Feature of Arrangement.

Another novel feature of the arrangement
will be an attempt to keep constantly in
touch with civilization by means of wire
less telegraphy For this purpose wireless
telegraph stations will be established at
Hammerfest, Norway, and the headquar-
ters in Spitzbergen. points that are soc
miles apart.
Communica tons will be maintained be-
tween these stations continuously and the
airship itself win be provided with a COM
plete installation of the wireless method 50
that whatever happens the members of the
expedition can always report themselves to
the outside world
Mr.. Vellman outlined his plans to news
paper men as follows:
we leave Paris with the airship at the
end of May" he said. We shall proceed
10 the town of Tromsoe, Norway where
the members of the expedition win assem-
bic. Besides Maj. Horsey and myself. there
will be Mr.. Maxwell Smith. the wireless
Geographic expert: Mr.. CASTOR Hervfeu
one of the most famous aeronauts In Eu-
whom we have not yet selected. He Will
be a mechanic and aeronaut and will be
engaged in Paris.
our headquarters in Low Island North
Spitzbergen, DR. W n. Fowler and Mr.
Felix Rfessenberg. a former member OF the
United states coast and geodetic survey. He
will be in charge of the nautical fnstru-
ments. Mr.. Alexander Liwenthal, who was
associated with Count Zeppelin in the fam
Gus airship experiments in Germany and
Switzerland. and an Adirondack guide Will
Also he left there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21

Special Gabiegram to The star.
PARIS May Y--Mr. Walter Wcflman,
who VIII make his third attempt to reach
the north pole this summer, has just ar
rived from America Hal. Henry p. Hessey
of the United States government meteore-
logical service. who win be the scientific
observer of the expedition, accompanied
him.
The chief feature of this voyage OF dis
eerery win be the great airship. I'm which
the party will sail from Spat3bergen, but
one real novelty viii be what the explorers
call motor sledge. Arctic explorers ordf-
narsly travel across the icefields on sledges
drawn by teams OF dogs. The Wellman ex-
petition will travel on a train OF two or
more siedges drawn by a motor.
Three patterns OF motor sledges were de-
signed In America and sent to a British
engineer. who went to Norway to expert
ment with it. The engineer returned re-
Gently and made his report to Mr.. WeIlman
and Maj Horsey.
The pattern which proved to be the most
serafceable and which will be used consists
of a small sledge just large enough to hold
one man and the engine. which Is OF the
ordinary motor car type. 1t drives wheel
fastened between the front ends OF the
siedge runners. The rim of the wheel is
provided with spikes. that effect the neces-
sary grip on the smooth surface OF the
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fsENSE 10 SELL RE ~ is SAFE!
STATE OF NoRTH DAK0TA5s s
b =SS3ss8ss ount.sof Ramsey SgS5+ Il
= In county court, bsiore Hon John Fl Henry,
III the mat er Of the estate of Sam Gilbertson,
deceased. 3SS5 & 5sE.
Chas. b. Taylor, petitioner, VS. Asse .iilbertson,
Y Rosy Nestegard, Dina HilbertsoH, Gilbert
Gttbertson, Oscar bhber SOL, lillie Gilbert.
son, Carr GIiDeitson tward III lbsrIson, Lila
Gilbsl tson, bertha I'll ber tsun IS INA hilbert
Il. G. ara Gllbertson, respondents, 81 Ii "a
Notice Of hearing petition for license to sell
real estate
The State II Moth Bak ota to the ab0Ye i AIMED
respo dents, and all persons Interested liz the
este OF Sam Uil cElsun, deceased
,1ou a, hereby not ned that the petition u
has. 4. layl,r, administrators OF sam ailberI
son, late OF tile loW,,shlp OF Norway ln tIe
county a. mses, u d state NORTH Dakota
deceased has been hled in this COURT, tliereII
peJltioning tia lie be au tAofized. empowered
AID directed to sell real estate be.ohging Il
| said decedenCs estat described as follows, u
wit:
lhe nor tneast quarter aud the north half o.
I the southeast qudI ter of section q tomnshi,
15i, range 10, III liannsey county, North DAKOTA
lnat said petition W II BIZ heard by ilis colr
on ,sonuay, the 24th oays,f DeceinbeI, Al. "
la1o, IL ~ . clio, K Ia the iorenoun, OF that day
at The court looms OF has cSutt ill Lhe couf1
house the cfts of Devils axe, county o.
hamsey. ami state oil North Dakota.
tfd YOU aud each OF you are hereby cited anc
| required then aud there Io De aud appear be
| lore ihls court and SHOW cause, Al any sou have
why This petition should no. be granted. I'll 4
| Dated tile 2ist day Vi Noyemoer Al. u 4 1906. \
bs 'h go ggsFtsl \
| Il fStal Judge If tile Eou W Court.
Let the SCI vice III this citation be made b.
I publishing the same III tile y wis Lake In or
gceah t"as @ss =. on Il
Ell 20. =, III y il EN- Yi Judge
ANDERSON ~ TeAYs,,ss
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Notice Of Application 70 Yacatss Streets,


IS Office Is hereby given that "a petition has
been PRESENTED 70 the city council II. the City
e,f Devils Lake, North Dakota, and fled in the
Office of the city auditor to vacats th.se
etreets and alley and pDrtions of streets and
alleys in said City of Dew Is Lake hereinafter
described That 8 id petition will bs consider.
60 aud heard by said CITY council On the 18th
he.councIi chambers of the city cour,ci al
Ssaid city lnstIe city hall in the city of Devils
Lake, M. ID. sSf ~
The portions Of said streets and alleys sought
to be vacated are described as follows 81 Is.
ALI Of the alley in block 1Ss from the soath.
erly line IF Kailroafi avenue south to the west
line OF lot l4 produced. & .
All OF fifth street from the southerly line Of
hanroad avenue south To the ceutArsn II tson
avenue and north " Of Filth street from tie
center of kittson, venue % the nest line Of
4 lot u produced in block 10 sF M
& All OF hittsDn avenue from the southern, line
OF 4 ailroad avenue soutito tllecepr rof fitth
street ana, east = sf Kittson Avenue from The
prt,duced IN block 1888. -
"a a of the tIey in block 179 from the soutt,er-
~ ilenf Raiiroad avenue south to the west
!; lihe OF lot > produced in said block I79.
All Of sixth street from tile si,utheriy line az
Ratitoad avenue sotit b TO the west line If lot :.
pfoduced ~ block iSl aud north X Of sixth
bioc is9 10 the west line OF lot II produced in
40 81 i Han avenue nom tho southerly
line 81 alley produced iii hiock i79 80 ~
All ;of tlle fey In block Is. fsfs
i Il I, al OF the alley IN block iI4 from the west
line oil SABINE avenue TO the west line Of lot 81
produced IN said block ia sg'
4 ~ q seventh The spntheriS line
i..l 4 aiifoad aSenhs soath to the center 81
isssall ~ sabsns avenue from the sontfsriy lins
i Of kali Dad avenue south to the south Iue
e. 9 siis, pradncssi in block aad east y if
% n!uea avenue rom the south line Of alley
pruduced lubbock ~ I'd ftie 4, sa nf s;1sf
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Summons.

EE. ~
State Of North Oak ota, =.
County OF Ramsey % %. nil ~ u
e.. u 4 Justice sourt before !, F. Henry Justice
OF the peace - 80 : 81 y
consisting Of John Ha-1am and George Ro len
Z sachs plaintiff vs.. Edwin Thomas defen.
dsTn Ss ss,ss u s snnIls a.
sdant. f5Ss ss 60 ssssse5s
4 By this second Summons herein YOU are di-S
rsctef t5 appear before me at my Office id the
gsil 81 I,ayits Lake. said county and state at
pine O'clock in the 70 enoon of the 4th day OF
I december. l906, there to- answer the complaint
o q, the plaintiffs above named against YOU
iaiieging that You are indebted to the plain
ftiffs ~ the sum OF S34. for goods wares and
az andise furnish ID You by the said PLAIN
I'm no part Ct which has been paid and furth.
or aliegsn that the said piaintiffs did cause
( the sheriff Of said county under warra If Of
ATTACHMENT d III 5issued by the above named
sst y se ley
water glasses nail e dining room a chairs,
sancers. dozs mates. dog. knives and siorks.s
81 pltcher, bg cad dish, spring cot. wa5dsnss
oc9lbg che irs Il lamp, center table, dining
IS outfit of cooking utensils 10 piIlows II harrei
u tsoitne stove, iroa be isteads sprinus and
mi mat wooden bedstead, one heat I
demanding that plaintiffs hav y isd em aaas
TOT tue sum of S3i. as against Won together with
me costs and disbursements of thi1 action, ana
upon by the sheriff in this acton be sid Ssc.a
corning TO Isw TO satisfy the ella N Of the
Pa .l, ntii1s and all Of tho costs herein
and ss5 he costs Of sale: and sou 8 are
snotsneas that mil ss yol 90 appear and
ailsWer the plaintiff win take Judgment againsf
you accordingly s. r
3,yen this stil5 day d November 1901.
Is Z. ID T.. Henry,
;stH, M ~ 10y
Fred j. Trayaor
I, Plaintiff ils.s ttorney, Devils Iaakes
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DeRarlna OF tilst Id tariors Eatid oiiice sat
Deyils -aAe, ~. ~. Oct. ~ ~ ], yv6,,
office b erGby glgen Iii + &. III
s Cha hLiss 5ifttNEEY "
OF Devils sLa4e NJ. y. has iiied slptice of his
Intention to inah hnaI proof IN support OF iias
claim, gyiz 3 Homestead Entry Mo- SIG made
.0ct. iSvo, for The " ne hs VI hesa ne ID
sec. 81, Twp. la y, range 64w, aud that SAID
at Deyils Lake.sN. IL, u Dec IL 1856. si
y tie names tis giioWiug witnesses e., prove
his sont iliiIous realdalcs upon, aud cultivation
ioi tlis 1and, VIZ 4: Isl
q Luther Elliott Of Devils Lake, and Franz
GaYaraugh, s. amer Gapansugii and JUni,
Gaganaugh. ali at shesenns, A. \ d. z
81 81 Ole Sernmgardss
AZ ster.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF TIME FOR
~ IA REUEMPTION =.

John A. Doubleday and Annie Doubleday. the
persons in whose names LOT s 8 :,nd 4, sectionl /.
and lot z. section q township 1876. RAM 49,; in
Ram county North Dakota. is assessor. you
are hereby not flied, thal said land was eold for
81 a0taxee at the, an1inal tag saIe IN Ramsey
county. n. d.. ON December list, 1908. to Frank
HnRa d, and who has paid subsequent. taxes
for the years 1903 ard 1904 the certifca 4 is
sned him on the land above desc ibes land that
Sll 20 is reqtii rsd TO FeJeem said Ianu from
said sale az this dn notwithstanding to
accrfe upon this MOTTO /. and chat lie time 4 I
radempti from aid sale will ex pire IN 10th
e under my hand and d ficial seal Noyeu,.
ber 20th. 1866.
"a EMIE t, S. ETC &.
Seal County AUDITOR If Ramsey
/! !, /, I Z. !, County, d.
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FARM TENANTS WANTED

WantedTwo tenants for
:240-acre farms all under culti-
walton with good buildings; one
three miles from station and the
other about six. Tenant can
can get all the breaking he can
handle, and all the hay he
wants. Nick Kitch, Webster,
N. D. s.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
Wanted-A girl to work for
her board while going to school.
Mrs. ~. H. Reid.
LOST

taken Up-A small. spotted,
red bull calf; has both ears
notch ed; had a rope around
neck when taken up. Also a
small, spotted red heifer calf.
w. u Goozse, Section 9, Fresh
water township.
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Taken y p.-e'a anne to my place
about a week ago. two bay mares
with white faces, and one bay
mare coli, two years old. st: Gaul's
Monastery.
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For Sale Complete set of
roller skates Tor roller skating
rink Inquire Of Nv Ell. OrGWein,
Gladys, n. D. q. b.
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FOR SALE ].

For Sale iye-room house on
East ourih street Enquire ST
jacobson block.
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For Sale Registered Short
HON cows and heifers until
Nov. 18th, $4,000 each. Inquire
of Fred Baker or Sec. G, Morris
twp.
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! NOTICE no CREDYToRs.

III County Court lii tie ma tier of the estate
sof jane Il. JnIlieson, dscsased,
Noticeis hereby given bs ife uidsrpie,,a
Geoigp wv Janliea0n a1nainebrator3 of tilts N.
Iat.sof Jane 9, .lateof the or Devils
Like. III the count of Ramsey and state of
North bal osas deceaeed. to the creditors IN.
and all persons ha wing claims againsf said de-
iceasedy TO exhibit them with the neeessary
vouchers, within four months after ne iiFst
publication OF this notes, To Haid adfnfniafra.
TOR at his esidence on West Seventh street III
the ,ctta. Of Devils Lake ii said Ramsey county
NUffh Dak0Eas "a
Dated n 0renaber 28s Az ID 1906. ~
y Edward FL lynn. tfeof9e WI JanffeeUn,
Attorney Tor AdapiSisf ratof AfifninisffasoTs
III ef pnlF catI ID 18th 81 81 Now, 4. lJ 1896
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Strayed. IA dark brown Ham
bletonian mare colt, q years old,
had on halter from my place in
Morris township.
Geo. Rustorlrll. Is.
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For Safe Second hand heat
ing stove, nearly new. G. a..
Dodge. 5
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Set your fuel at the Farm rsS
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FOR Sale Cheap IA gasoline
engine III Mil Il Wol lks Devils
Lake, n. %.
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s Lost three mont s-old Span
ial female. Finder return to
DR.. Jones and receive reward. "a
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Residence for Sale. Seven room
house, small barn, garden, fine.
trees, sewer and water in street.
Good neighborhood. Price $1,000.
Apply to H. G. MiddaugE.
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OAK wood, sawed and de-
q yered Tor 81 40 per cord. .
8 Baker, phone. IA.
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NOTICE OF FINAI PROC !

AtrF nlies 10 Petitioner.
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Look For he Biz I>e3 Canvas =Freut.

This large stock of s ot less than the cost of rav of Pune Bluff end surroN heard of.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-31
20 CANN ON
LOSES GAME.
Woodbridge Pool Experts First
Defeat in State Championship
Tournament at Newark.

James Nature, Of Jersey City.
who many regard as the champion of
New Jersey, defeated Joseph Concan-
non, the Woodbridge boy, in the state
tournament in Newark Monday night
1875 to 1922, marking Concannon's
first defeat in the competition. A
Few hundred dollars were wagered on
the outcome, Nature ruling favorite
at odds of ) to s.. The Italian had
one of the closest tussles of his life in
pulling out the victory. Concannon
played his usually brilliant game.
making n run OF forty-two balls.
It was only by making a great uphill
light and having the advantage of a
'atber open leave after Concannon
broke in the last frame that Nature
managed to win III At one stage
of the game the Woodbridge kid had
the Italian more than thirty points.
The score by frames was as fol-
lows:
Matturo-11, o, II, 70, 2, 9, 9, I,
II, 0, 0, O., 9, 7, "A, u, 9, 2-125.
Concannon-4, Is, 0, 9, -, 6, G..
I, 4, Is, IA, Is, 6, Z, 0, 3, 5-122.
Joe Ryan, of Bayonne, defeated
Walter Durham, of Railway, in the
other championship game by the fol-
lowing score:
Ryan-10, s, IL, 7, 4, 5, 5, IA, IA,
;, 6, 6. 8, 8, 0, 3-125.
Dunham-4, Z, 2, s, 3, 10, 9, |, O.,
;, 8, Z, 5, G, Is, 9-101.
After the championship games
Monday night E. J. Ralph defeated
Robert Buttle, the Washington ex-
Iert, by eleven points. Ralph also
Won four out of five games at fifty
POINTS from George Flynn, the New
ark champion.
Thomas Houston, who won the
pool championship of America