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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
NEWS SUMMARY.

Judge, comic Ne. York pupi-
cation. publishes humorous, biog-
raphy OF James w Foley ~ NJ,
mArck. Gov. Sarles secretary aud a
poet of national reputation
A few of the Cuban uigents
seem disposed % RAISE trouble They
do not want 10 dIsarn 4 d,.lach-
lnent OF about thirty nite1 States
marines landed at one point and made
something like two hundred ltisurrec-
tOs come To time.
Thousands Of people were unable u
enter the grounds OF tlle Cilicago ba,e-
ball park, Tuesday. 10 witness the
nrst game of the seriesuf seven games
between the National league and
American league local clubs. both III
which won the championship ia their
respective leagues.
"Billy Doweli. "A well known Mime
apolis newspaper man, was, Shot and
instantly killed, Saturday. by John r.
Quirk, an ex-gambler The latter Oh
jected TO the attentions of he former
TO ms ,tep-daughtet, Mis-, Slalres
Monday night. at Mitchell, ). H..
Policeman Walter Newman va, shot
and killed 10y Charles keusan. an in !
0xicated man whom the officer va,
endeavoring 70 arrest The prisoner
was arrested Tie JAN had to ~
strongly guarded to present tire big
crowd that assembled from fYnefius
the prisoner
William Randolph Hearst la, a.
ready begun strenuous speaking
campaign as democratic candiaafe tor
governor Of New York
The republican campaign "a the
day night with tOrchigllt process
sion, the firing OF cannon, etc. There
we're addresses at the AthenHun
BY Gov. Sarles and other republican
leaders Of the state.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
a Singular Character.

an tne early day, Or l-raaylir, tfieae
was d singular ,liar'7,ltr iisins ny
the uanr Of MAJOR Martin M";lnnis
The mayor was HE important man ~
III. camp, ANA when amy ei,tluaiishs.I
parties came "a ilp eitS lll"s Yer.
received ty Miior Martin McaInAis aud
presented with u. freedom Of tlr
camp on gold plate he french
government s.ill three mining eng
ncers over 10 rxuMtne and ~ report
upon The uiiler;l deposits ~ ilils IL
cali'y hey We're received bS MAJOR
Martin McGiliill-, who p,i them ID car
riages aud took them around HE camp
As tlleS We're gong NJ California
guleh the lNrcathinell -ii,ldenls jumped
ont pi the earriage and commenced
70 hammer ana elii7s i!I,na arsc
black bomldcf thai lts alol.g .tie Tie
road HE ninjv afehrf tlria ge-
ticul;ifiis ~ rHpi!icf atti IL, final
ly said 10 The interpreter Wliat do
they mean What AZ. 'lay taking
about The Interpreter sail l'ley
say Mat roek a5a fslaM- llea, The
major said lin. Ne4'o iofft ion
say 10 tho9. foreigners 'll1t MOTT
stand Tor ,l.cla ansAig oer hrse and
running do"ii oar eeaalrs l"ll them
that they can fin,l aiNihaag ani where
in Colorado
The Irenehi.en were .iit however.
for tlilS blaet. ~ 4 Vas 4 meteor and
had fallen ifoia rie skies Ieadville
HerA IN Ipu4loar:f
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
mice o, Communication Final home
stead Proof.

lsNl,@fflcE AT BisMARck. n. D.,
september 2l. 1905.
h. +, lercby given that the following
M s4tti,.l has filed notice OF her inten-
fl, accommodation final proof in sup
Il i. l.il.icisin. and that said proof will he
a. sf5r 7. q Rocks. clerk OF dist,ict
ias liamon, county, y. ID at his of!ice
ls@an y ~. on Tuesday. November 20,
MAI DE l.. GouDlNG,
s,l dated September b. i.O4. for
80 :. W. "a. n. y of n. W. !. aud
.Di \ w a OF See. 9. Twp. l:.y n,
a.. " Of Fifth Y. NJ.
.heraiaes the following Witnesses To prove
+IluuouS residence upon and cutiva
ID sud ttnd. VIZ:
.,lc i Parker. of Dale, \. -.
aa Iaaa>on. of Dale. y. ID.
T9f Nclyiy of Dale. y. ID.
sa> Mil>on OF Dale. y. ID.
Nj. III. JEWEL Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
otiee Of Final Home stead Proof.

w offlcE AT BISMARCK. \. d..
september .sss.. 1906.
sth'nby gwen that the following
,ts'i has MED notice of his inten-
~ r. homestead final proof in sup
/. WY y and hat said proof will be
y Rooks, CLERK OF district
i'i.eas county. \. D.. at Linton.
suay November ~. l9Osi, viz.
l7sEfH fErTlG.
s" u.ttcd August II. 1902. FOR =
= \. oi :. T.. !. and = W.
OF sec ~. Twp l3i ~, Hge. u
|, se, Ne following witnesses to prove
af,,1,43i residence upon and cuitiva
Es, 1N t'io, VIZ:
it..sisNd. of >trasburg. N. ID.
sei9, y 'nsartnrr vi Strasburg y u.
/ i,,s,si - strashurg. \. %
p ol stra>burg. n ~.
NJ. n. JEW ELL. Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
Final Homestead Proof.
sflcE AT BISMARCK, n. H..

,xl,9sflcE AT BISMARCK, n. d.,
September 81. 1906.
,.nercDy given that the following
ftfrr has filed notice OF his inten-
Niae homestead fnal proof in
ais claim, aud that said proof
III Defcre r. u. Rocks. clerk OF the
aatf o lsmmons county. \. d.. 1T
fn Linton, y. d., on Tuesday.
-ssaa "a ,lH,ti. viz:
JOSEPH BOSCH,
fit,a,. dated April 10. 1901, for $. f.
~ 80 - Twp. l;ss ~. Rge. - W. OF
!. ss.a~ fiie following witnesses to prove
4rl5luus residence upon and cultiva-
r. III ,a3d ilnd. viz:
sel.,s yets,l. If Linton, y. ID.
,s,sd lloruer, of Linton. y. ID.
M N,.i.sh. at Linton. N. u.
al5 NJ. JEWELL. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
&c OF Final Homestead Proof.

IN 2tFicE AT BISMARCK n. d..
september 81. 1906
ID. I'M, by given that the following
.i5SI,..,i ~, MED notice Of his inten-
j ~ homestead final proof in sup
9 5'il' and that said proof will he
"a y Hooks. clerk OF district
itt,'hs county. \. D., at Linton.
64ii 6isiay, November ~. 1!Nti, viz.
siisAN M Bl.. HlEGI. Ek,
% a;ited December .. ls.H for
iq N v = ard lots Sand !. Sec :.
~ kse- .6 w. OF Fifth z. n.
'he following witnesses to
I.s3s3 il'tihuous resiuence upon and
n " SAID land, viz:
,..3l.. strasburg. y. ID.
VI strasburg. y. D.
e3J fnsnt'ot >trasburg. n. ID.
afi5 'i'nsei OF Strasburg. n. ID.
IL. JEWELL. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
CHANGED OWNERS.
List OF Hnmons County Property
Transferred During the Week
Beginning sept. 10th aud i:nding
sept asd, 1000.

Ia llv tulleNlfe table II rs.,f. -
iiu>lv,>. fo,uci nom ,n, r'rsrl>
TIN irgtStt.r nt lr.a> ~. n.At
relritnce foa x, ~ hlisow, ,,.,.
Ercris ) f4as ls.,.fpt oa
c4alin lp,yi M f,nii,s,. ~
gsl i ltiolear, n1fk ksu.s ii, Wu.,s
tst Dec.
tlulf,l Si,tn ,s4s,4.,,
lIllnfn. ~r
l,p ,uac,,
II; nfs.l slaY,.N la ,n,,s,,.
rra4i,nau,l ~
d, ,,s9j Al * ~,
e ,1t Il M an,,.r,s
III ulted stat, 10 FRAN.
,,o,sinan. ~ nf >. lou
loo acres
il'nlt.A sia,c, Ia,slftsm
stickuev. W ol ~
lbu acre,
flinl,c4 states l., ll.,,~ n,
George Iru.,uI,u,, " .f
ne se,pl uv ma
OF sw pl ~ ~ lna
acres
II nitcd States H., Jaln,un
Wenuitp. . OF : N and
lots 3 and 4 Of Is lis m
lb. 81 acres
II nl,cu STATES la lnhu N.,n
ming n ~ .1 ia loa
1863. NJ acne,
Il nitrel States "a
Alien ~ .fuv ~, -.f,
~, su acres
'l'nitrd s,at.s ~ M,sn,,l NJ
Wclnr ~ SO .,nd
81 set OF /, l3a = M, aero,
rnnlna, : Eulr,,, IL inl,p
j RYAN , ,a lgn
,.o acre, ,,u,
a 'harle, m Miner rtnt,n,,sn
"A Baker i, ms ni ln
l.y Is. lnu nc,ss
Minerva AdkInslu Alh.,, Na
klns. n ~ ,nf III lgs lno
acre, ,oo
,Ar,hur ~ Wrsr,,, I,,,ly.
RYAN 4 ,Iap,.,,j H., ~,
hlo,k > N,l IL, in .nInrL
lots : To IA ,n.l,,.,vn -,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
NAi nE T. GuunlNl;.
oliee OF Final Homestead Proof.

lANUofrlcE AT BISMARCK. y. D..
September 81. l.A6.
9i.esi, hereby given that the following
gSeiii,.r has tled notice of his inten-
9akc homestead final proof in sup.
ai illsrlaln. and that said proof will he
aeidfe T. q. Rocks. clerk of district
3s}a inluuii> county. \. ~. at his office
44aE \ ~, on Tuesday. November ~.
CLARENCE Z McLAiN,
w. s-,>i tiated january -. lyOO. for W..
+. ;,ud f., 's of :. W. !. OF sec.
aNp la5 y. lige. ., w. of Fifth T.. NJ
y tiii' tie following WITNESSES to prove
n@l> residence upon and ruItiva-
% said and. viz;
asl..eb -chatx. of Linton. n u.
gr-t l5Iler. Of Linton, \. ID.
sam isowse. of Hampton, n. U.
iieF ANDERSON. of Winchester. n ID.
aals NJ IA. JEWELL. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
80 ot Final Homestead Proof.

.Sp OFFICE AT BISMARCK. n. d.,
September II. lA08.
hereby given that the following
il,.r la, filed notice OF his inten-
ms.kc homestead final proof in
HI, claim. and that said proof will
efor,4 Pa Rocks, clerk of the dis
IA 81 Emuion, county. \. ID. at his
linton. y ~. on Tuesday, Novem-
rsErER II. WOLF.
ls.a,s. dated February Is. lgOO. for
T.. Z. and ;. W. 4 OF n. f. "a OF
,a,3 \ ~. a OF :. W. "a OF Sec. -
s \ Rge - w. OF Fifth u. NJ
',., lie following Witnesses 10 prove
,.4is,i, residence upon and cultiva
.fsa land, viz:
Klein OF Hague. y. -.
, Nolk, of Hague. n: ":
.s5a. .l,erle. of Hague. y. ID.
.,5li ere. OF Hague. n. ID.
NJ n. JEWELL. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
oiice OF Final Homestead Proof.

hANn OFFICE at BlsMARCK. y. ID.
September u. 1906
!, hereby gwen that the following
y ~ s'''lr has filed notice OF his inten-
1aAe homestead final proof In sup
isis eali. and that said proof will lie
~ sigf' ! Y; Rocks, clerk OF district
t*oiinpii> county, y. d.. at his Office
I = IN Tuesday. November 20,
AlcnAEL Llpr.
z N 90 dated September II. 1903. for
;tHdi. Sec. ~. Twp. l3i n. kge.
/, ,l'ss liie following witnesses toprove
z siid Atnd. viz.
ple .Ap- of strasbnrg. y. ID
herr OF Strasburg, y. u.
gl,i ,isrills Of >traSburg. n D.
,',' sartner. OF Strashurg. y. ID.
NJ N. It.w ELL, Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
OF Final Homestead Proof

fisi AT BISMARCK. y. d..
September ~. 1906.
sbN slNen that th. following
IS if,s, lt3's fiied notice OF his irten-
.as Haal homestead PROOF in sup
,..e,. IN, " ana that said proof will he
i - Rocks. clerk OF distric,
Igts1 'n'9iis county, \. ~. at his office
'ph Tuesday. November ~.
hihk MASsoT.
ni'sd january ~. 1901. for y.
Sl.g \, NJ. !, lwp lsl y. kg~ IS IS. Of
wy lpilowing witnesses 10 prove
sa8. 5.,,s,; 'slaeIe,' upon and cultiva-
ngfsad. OF Linton, i. 10
e li'"f Linton. y. d.
ol Linton, n. d.
" II JEMELL. Register.
!, s,a;,sn = .een The large assortment
~ D and lOc counterss
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
,tlcs or FINAL Homestead Proof.

i.tNppfficE AT BISMARCK. n. d.,
September 3l. 1905 i
isei hereby given that the following
80 SETTER has filed notice of his inten-
q make homestead final proof in sup
ei Az elailn. and that said proof will be
set tQre 7 u. Rocks. clerk OF district
g fAiA9ns county. n. D., AT his office
3ia9a y p..on Tuesday, November ~,
l,pRRANGE TRACY.
1910 dated Maya, 1901, for :. w. q
Ses = l'wp l3o ~. kge. 7s W. of Fifth
ii'itiss tine following witnesses to prove
iis'inu9n, residence upon and rultiva-
SAID lalid, viz:
AnatNS. OF Dale. y. ID.
t'f.e>. uf Dale. N. ~
hNndersnn. uf Dale, y ID.
>''';lsens. OF Dale. N a.
NJ N. JEWELL. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
Nov Ind They Manage

Signora r had dozen proposals
before yours. all from smarter men
than you too Slgnor T. They must
have been How did they manage to
c-a wl ont OF IL; In Garicatnrista
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
Another Good Show Coming.

Don't fai u see The shsrry !, in
Their latest comedy plays The Ma
Jel'> Crazy Aunt. A Mr.. and Miss
Mistaken and The New Doctor. Z
Every line scream. New songs
clever dancing latest mnsn. new
speclaltie>. elegant wardrobe. quick
changes: two hours solid fan. Re-
fined and up-to-date Atopera House.
October 18th
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11

"a The First Bank of Linton. Lin
tom. y. D.. has real-estate money to
loan on good farm lands. three to live
years.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
~ tie H""rd ~ County Con.A.s.
sinners "I Ew.U."Ms Commty
NORTH Duh"su.
MONDAY.

LINTON. y. ID. October L. 1906
he board met in regular session.
Present: VIM. Cleveringa chairman
James Frederick and $. +. kurtz, Com
missioners.
On motion NJ b. Morford was appoint
ed road supervisor of District No. a, vice
Y. II. Hammond. resigned.
On motion the auditor was directed TO
issue refunding order for 1912. in ia
vor of David Frederick: il being the
amount enormously paid Sept. 20 last
Tor road-poll tax for the year 1889; he
having been past the age for said tax.
On motion the county auditor was di-
rected to advertise and sell pursuant to
law all real estate upon which the taxes
tor the year 1905, or prior years remain
unpaid, and the Emmons County Adyo
cate was designated as the paper in
which such notice of sale shall be pub
lished.
The following bills against the county
were audited and allowed:
G; l.. Merrick. bridge material III, 3,
fnuniN Lumber Co strasburg bridge
fhFniN Lumber Co. Hague. bridge
=, mi. maternal .,.... ...,... ;is 10
hurt hurlingame, work on road II 10
=. y. t'ltcher. road work .s.,. Ia 10
Fred SURFING, road work .yJ
Mm: Baker, road work ii 10
Meinhover. road work 800
SeorSe MesSner. road work 10
y bnrlingam.-, road work u 30
George Mct-;tih. road work ..-~ 10
AndreaS Permanii, labor on road %
feter Wlkenheser. Labor on road ~
LarNicls Bros, labor on road l.. -
y. w Hrophy. nails for bridge 20
- j. hagg, repaiIs. window glass. etc. N
y r. .oover. board and care OF by
= ron Mclhersol. ............ 10 10
stamp Works rubber stamps. 90
Grand Forks Herald. stationery 40
bismarck Tribune, codes and station
cry .... E... lt ~
Walker bros. * Hardy. books md
blanks. .-s...... .. l.5 IL
UMmaii;t ~ irintins Co.. stationery 80, b3
The i'elbridgeco interest tables. 10 20
On motion the board adjourned TO
meet at 9 O'Clock a. M, Oct. ,.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11

) ~,e;. .eeil the large assortment
u ) . and lOc counterss
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11

On motion, the board adjourned.
J. G.. PITTS.
County Auditor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11

headed an article last week, 'StuOg.
We didn't read it: but il probably re-
ferred t'a prod that John Barleycorm
had given him.
There was no passenger train OH the
Milwaukee to Linton yesterday. There
was a freight wreck just west Of Aber-
deem and the passenger train could
not get through. No particulars ~
the wreck had been received when the
Record went to press.
The Hazelton chap says s0lne old
timers told him things about Streeter.
Who was IL Windy Hank, the law
sharp And did any VI 'em tell him
that they'd like tp have the money re-
paid which they loaned u help move
the paper toHazeltons
a lady called at the Record Office
the other day To get some newspapers
10 put on the shelves. She wanted
only outside exchanges said awhile
before she'd accidentally put Record
and an Advocate on the same shelf In
the dairy, and-they sOured the milk.
Little Delda, aged two and . half
years. daughter Of Mr.. and MIS- 5. +.
5eddow. who reside about twelve
miles east Of Linton. died Of cholera
I lnorbus Thursday Of last week. The
/ circumstances surrounding the death
OF the little girl we're more than uxu-
ally sad, as her father was In the
northern part OF the state doing
( thrashing work, when she died. En-
balmer A. H. Irvine was called In
and prepared the child's remains 30
chat they could he kept until the ar.
rival OF her father, TO whom tele.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-04
PRESIDENT IS
VERY ANXIOUS
HE SEEKS INVESTIGATION OF
NEGROES.
Senatorial Callers Informed That the
Question of the Discharge of the
Negro Troops for Riotinq Can't Be
Given Too Much Publicity.

Washington, Dec. 4. - President
Roosevelt made 1t apparent to his SEN
atorial callers today, that he is anx-
ious for speedy action on the congress
sional resolution calling for informa-
ton regarding the discharge of the ne
gro soldiers of the Twenty fifth infan-
try for participating in the riot at
Brownsville, Tex. AS soon as the res
olution is passed, he told them he will
send the information to the senate. The
president further stated that either
the Penrose or Foraker resolution, in
troduced in the senate yesterday will
be acceptable to him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-04
m GOVERN
IS NUTTY
The Little Scrapper Has
Another Attack
INTERESTED In ASH BARRELS
HE WAS SENT TO A HOSPITAL
!. THIS MORNING AND HIS sANi-
TY WILL BE INVESTIGATED
HIS PECULIAR ACTIONS CAUSE
CONSIDERABLE EXCITEMENT.

New York, Dec. 4.-Terrence Me-
Govern, prize fighter, who is matched
to fight Young" Corbett in Baltimore
late in January, was taken to the OBJ
servation ward of the Kings county
hospital in Brooklyn today for exami-
nation as to his sanity
Accompanied by his wife and STEP
father, Joseph Kenny, McGovern ar
rived from Washington today, and
went to his home in Brooklyn.
According to the police he acted in
so peculiar a manner at home that
Mrs. McGovern was frightened. He
then left the house and probed with a
stick into ash barrels along the curb
When wagons came to remove the
ahes McGovern is said to have pur-
sued the, drivers with his stick, but
said he was doing it playfully.
A policeman stopped him and
brought him to the police station
where McGovern was examined by
DR.. Howell of the Seney hospital, VIII }
said the fighter appeared to be insane.
McGovern went to the hospital with
out protest.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-04
Coon Climbed the Golden
Stairs With Him
THEY COMMITTED MURDER
ROW AMONG TWO BAPTIST
PREACHERS IN GEORGIA OVER
A PARTY LINE CAUSED ALL
THE TROUBLESOME PEcUL-
lar FEATURES OF THE CASE.

Valdosta, Ga, Dec. 4.-The crime for
which J. G. Rawlings and Alf. Moore
were hanged today presented unusual
features.
Rawlings and w. L. Carter were
neighbors twelve miles from here. Both
We're Baptist ministers.
Several years ago a dispute arose
as to the line between their respective
farms. Litigation and bad blood re-
suited.
Carter was wounded by a shot from
ambush and had Rawlings arrested on a
charge of attempted murder. A few
days later, on June 1S, 1905, night
attack was made on the Carter home.
Two of the children, Willie and Car
rie, were shot just outside the house
and shots were fired without effect at
Carter and his wife and another
daughter.
The wounded boy informed his par
ents that Milton and Jesse Rawlings
had shot him. He died the next day.
After shooting the children, the at
tacking party attempted to set fire to
the house, but were fired upon and
driven off without further casualties.
The coroners jury found that the
crime had been committed by Milton
and Jesse Rawlins and Alf. Moore, a
negro. The latter confessed, telling of
a plot, which had been planned by
the elder Rawlings for the murder of
the entire Carter family and the burn
ing Of their house.
The trial lasted two weeks and re-
suited in the conviction Of Elder Raw
lings, his sons Milton and Jesse, and
ALI. Moore.
Both Rawlings ynd Moore s4et death
without a tremor. Rawlings said he
told the truth when he said his sons
had no connection with the crime
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-04
powIE NuTTY.
Great Fakir Is Now a senile Idiot and
Raves.


Chicago, Dec. 4.-John Alexander
Dowie has gone raving mad His
mind is now a wreck and it is believed
that his end is near.
Two hundred OF his followers i'm zion
gathered in Shiloh house, the Dowie
home, to hear him deliver sermon
today and were confronted by mad
man.
Dowie's delusion is that he is a
famous soldier Weak physically and
almost helpless, he incoherently
harangued of a battle in which his
commander, a famous general was
slain. Then he himself won the bat
tie.
L have brought the generals body
here in my tent" said he, "and am
now making a funeral GRAFTON over it,
The foreign powers are sending rep
resentatives to treat with me-"
Nurses carried him out of the room
Dowies wife and son have deserted
him and are living in the Dowie sum
mer home in Michigan. Dowie has
cursed the pair.
Dowie is said to have taken in S15.-
100000 in the thirteen years he has
been in Chicago. \ There is nothing to
show for it but $6,O0O.0OO debts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-04
scHMITz AND RUFF SORE.
Two Men Do Not Speak as They Meet
in Court.

in Court.
San francisco, Dec 4.-Mayor
Schmitz and Abraham Ruef appeared
before Superior Judge Dunno for ar
raignment on charges of extortion, pre-
ferred by the grand jury. The court
room was thronged with spectators.
No ovation greeted the mayor when he
approached the temple Shereth Israel.
which contains the court where his
trial will take place. He was accom-
panied by his attorneys and when he
took his seat before the bar there was
no greeting between himself and Ruef.
who had arrived earlier with his coun-
sell Their actions seemed to Indicate
that the relations between the mayor
and Ruef had become strained.
The attorneys for the two indicted
men asked that the arraignment be
postponed for one week, pleading the
fact that the mayor had arrived in
the city only a few days before and
had not had time to confer with his
counsel. Assistant District Attorney
Heney objected to the delay in the case
of Ruef, while admitting that 1t could
be fairly granted to Mayor Schmitz.
Finally Judge Dunno set next Thurs
day as the day for arraignment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-04
HAS THRILLING EXPERIENCE.
Minot Woman Passes Through Two
Wrecks While on Ocean Trip.

Minot, N. ID. Dec Caught In two
wrecks, and with her suit case and
coat In a berth which ten minutes
after she had vacated it, was smashed
to bits, is the thrilling experience OF
Mrs. J. ]. Coyle, the wife of Attorney
Jack Coyle, of this city, who was on
her way to Freeport iii.
Mrs. Coyle left on No "a, which was
wrecked at Crookston. The report or
the accident reached Minot, but not
until after her husband had been as
sured by q telegram that she was safe.
Starting on from Crookston the next
day, she was caught In the wreck near
G1enwood, in which several people
were killed. Mrs Coyle LEFT her suit
case and coat IN the berth in which
she had been sitting with q. woman
friend and proceeded to the front of
the car. Barely ten minutes after her
departure the accident occurred and
the woman with whom she had been
sitting was instantly killed.
The trainmen, discovering Mrs.
coyle's suitcase, reported her death,
and the name was published In the
Minneapolis and Chicago papers III
the fatality list Mrs. Coyle. being
uninjured, did not telegraph her hus-
band until after her arrival In Minne-
apolis. -