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The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
ADMIRAL EVANS HERE.
Puts in Much Time with Navy De-
partmen4 OfEeiaIs.

Rear Admiral Evans arrived in Wash
ington yesterday and put in most Of the
tin1e ia conference At the Navy Depart
menL lie left his flagship, the Maine. at
New York. This vessel is TO be succeeded
soon by the newest pride OF the navy.
the Connecticut, as the flagship OF the
Atlantic feet. The Connecticut. which is
now being made ready for sea service,
viii be in commission within q few
weeks
Admiral Evans conference was chiefly
for the purpose OF determining what
should b. done with several vessels OF
his command which are being repaired
yards.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
Yonne Author proFned.

Altoona, Pa. Oct. zs-Bayard Gable
ased twenty three, Of this city, while on
a sailing vessel bound from New Bed
for6. Mass. 70 Buenos Ayres, gathering
material for a book Of the sea, eyidently
fell overheard and was drowned. Word
Of the accident was received to-day BY his
father, u. 81. F. Gabis
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
NAVAL VESSEL MOVEMENTS.

Arrived at League Island
Newark and Apache, az navy yard. New
York; Eagle, at Norfolk from HamptCr
Roads; Denver. at Norfolk, Dixie, al
Monte Christi from Culebra; Paul Jones
and Preblc at Mare Island: Wisconsin
81 Bremerton: Rainbow. at Cavitc.
Sailed-Newporl from Sanchez tor Bos-
ton Don Juan de Austria and Steriin-
from Sanchez for Monte Christi; MaIiettl
from sanchez to Santo Domingo CITY
Scorpion from Monte Christi 70 san Juan
Paducsth from sanchez for League Island
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
ARMY ORDERS.
LenNes af Absencc.


The leave Of absence granted Contract
Surgeon john y. 8Ierrick. United States
Array, is extended one month.
Resignation.
The resignation by Second Lieut.. lie Roy
.. Lewis. Fourth Cavalry. OF his commits
sion as an officer OF the army is accepted
by the President. 10 take effect October
=. 1856
Transfers.
First Lieut. Sy.ves-er Bonnanon, Sd
Fourth Infantry. upon the expiration or
his present leave or absence viii report
in person 10 the commanding officer.
Washington Barracks. District Of Colum
bia, fer duty with Company G, Fourth
Infantry.
Capt Mark l. Hersey Ninth Infantry.
is detailed for service Is assistant -cfief
Of the Philippine Coastabulary.
special Orders.
Special orders, authorizing Capt Ar
thur H. Mackie. First Infantry. National
Guard Of New Jersey, TO pursue a courso
in military topography at the garrison
school, Fort JAY. New York, is amended
SO as 10 authorize him TO attend the gar
rison school at Fort jay for the purpose
OF continuing the regular course OF in
stTuction Ut that school, with the allow
ances authorized by law.
First Lieut. Charles L. Burt Artillery
Corps, in addition 10 MS other duties VIII
assume charge, under Instructions Of the
ouartermaster General Of the Army o.
construction work al Fort Wordeu. wash
ington, relieving Second Lieut.. Charles a.
Clark. Artillery Corps, Of that duty.
Brig. Gen. Theodore J. Wint. United
States Army, viii return, ccompanied by
his authorized aids-de-camp. 10 Omaha
Nebr.. and resume command Of the De
pertinent OF the Missouri
Contract Surgeon John r. Hereford
United States army. viii proceed 10 Hot
Springs. Ark. and report in person o.
the commanding officer, Army and Nav
General Hospital at that place Tor treat
ment-
Mai. jay z Ho0er. Ordnance Depart
ment, viii make not 10 exceed two visits
each month during the months Of Noven-
Der and December, 1906 and January.
February, and March, 1907. 20 Richmond
Va, or official business pertaining 20 The
manufacture Of ordnance material Tor the
Ordnance Department
Veterinarian Walter Fraser, Thirteenth
Cavalry, viii proceed 10 Liverpool. Eng
land. for the purpose OF taking SIX
weeks special course in tropical dis
eases OF animals at the University OF
Liverpool, and upon the completion OF
this duty VIII return 70 his proper sta
ton.
Contract Surgeon William H. Richard
son. L. s. A, is relieved from the further
operation of paragraph II, Special Orders.
No. 236 October ,, 1906, War Department,
and paragraph >, Special Orders, No as2.
October L, 1905, War Department, and
will reJoin his proper station at Fort
Sheridan, Illinois
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
Judge john T. JearieS Dead.

Special 90 The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd Oct Sword was re-
ceivcd in Annapolis to-day of the death OF
Judge JOAN T. Jefries, Of the Orphans
Court FOR Anne Arundel County at his
home. near Annapolis Junction, last
night He was about seventy wears old
and had served as school commissioned
under the administration Of Gov. Brown
He is survived by widow and two grown
daughtr-s
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
SOLD Cocaine In Medicine.

= fine of SO was imposed in the Police
Court this morning upon J. y. Dieueit,
a King street druggist, on the charge
Of selling cataTrh powder alleged 70 COR
tain q small percentage Of cocaine. At
torney Gardner L. Boothe, who appeared
for the defendant. noted an appeal and
the case will be heard ia the corporation
court Mr.. Dienelt took the stand, and
stated that the powder in question was
q proprietary preparation, put up in
packages which bore no indication Of the
fact that the remedy contained cocaine.
he asserted that as soon as the nature
OF the preparation had been called to his
attention. he had discontinued its sale.
Corporation Counsel Samuel 2. Fisher ap-
peared for the city at the hearing.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
FIsKE SUCCEEDS GAIT.
Commander OF Arkansas Leaves the
Monitor for Court-martiaI Duty.

Special to fhs Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd, Oct 29.--Commander Il.
II Gait, Of the United States Navy. to-day
received orders detacFing aim from COM
uand Of the monitor Arkansas, one OF
the practice ships in use at the Naval
Academy, 10 duty IS a member CT court
martial TO be assembled at the Norfolk
Navy Yard.
Commander Bradley A. Fiske will sue
ceed Commander Gait in command Of the
Arkansas Commander Gait viii proceed
10 Norfolk as soon as his relief reports
st the Naval Academy.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
Mis-. Kate crigIer Passe. Away.

Special @ fae Washington hclal4
culpeper. Va. Oct. 2s.-Miss Kate Crig.
Ter. one Of the oldest residents OF this
city. died here to-day in the eighty-fith
year OF her age She was distinguished
among a large circle OF friends and &C
queintances for ner strong Christian char
actcr and many acts Of charity.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
I<aiscr Honors Ning.s Brotbcr.

Berlin, Oct. 2.-Emperor William has
created the Dukc O. ConEaught a aeId
marshal OF the Prussian army. an honor
has is rarely cclfcrrad On foreigners.
emperor Francis Joseph beng the only
e-her GIG holding similar rank
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
DEFENDS CANNED MEAT.
British Scientist Warns the Public
Assainst Greater Danger in Food.


London, Oct. 29-Dr sir Frederick
Treves addressing The National Health
Society to-day ridiculed the recent out
cry against canned meats, while. he said,
virtually everybody Is Indifferent 10 the
Tar greater danger in food and milk laden
with death-dealing germs.
The public, said be, does not seem to
mind swallowing anything 1t can not see
Iilk and meat, as now insanitarily sup
Piled, swarm with bacilIi Of typhoid and
other diseases. but as they are invisible
the public does not care. Canned meats
which contain door sweeDings and other
filth are harmless. he declared. because
they are cooked and probably were
lealthv before cooked
People he added, are straining at a
euat and swallowing a camel The pres
tnt treatment OF meat before il is eaten
is not In the least more sanitary than il
was in the days of the neolithic cave
0weilers
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
Heavily FINED for IdIeness.

Two cases consequent upon the move
ment started by the police TO disarm
Idle negroes who gather IN certain resorts
throughout the city were heard before
Justice eaton in the Police Court this
morning. and ia each "a fine of 50 was
imposed. A negro who gave his name as
Ellis West was one OF the defendants.
u was testified that h. had been discover
ed with pair OF iron knUcklcs IN his
pocket The other vas Robert Without
who was apprehsnded. Il was testified,
with "a large. antiquated. but dangerous
looking, revolver on his person.
SIX negroes, charged with gambling,
who were rounded I'd Saturday night by
Chief Goods and Officers Jones, knight.
Nicholson, and Young, were called in the
Police Court this morning Five failed
to answer and forfeited s. collateral each.
and the other was fined that amount.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30

The leave Of absence granted Contract
Surgeon john y. 8Ierrick. United States
Army, is extended one mouth.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30

The resignation by Second Lieut. lie RoS
=. Lewis, Fourth Cavalry. OF his commits
sion as an officer OF the army is accepter
by the President, 10 take effect Octobcl
- 1896
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30

Special vesper services, under the auspi-
ees of Fitzgerald Council No. 49, knights
of Columbus. will be held next Sunday
evening in ST. Mary's Catholic Church.
The sermon viii be preached by Rev
Father Doyle. OF Washington.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
Herald want Al.

gIl be received Al 9IcNultys neNsstand
l.th and = sts. Nv. ard prcmStly for
Warded % the main Office.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
Herald Want Ads

will be received at Castslls Pharmacy,
llth and Irving sts. nv. and promptly
forwarded to the main oaice.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
DOWN WITH CZARISM
Fiery Speeches on Amiyer-
saly of D0uma'S Birth.
TERRoRIsTs TURN ROBBERS

steal 2S,000 RubIes, Later Are Caught
and Some VIII Dfe-HOFribIe stOrS'
Of Torture of n Condemned Polish
Socialist Published by Berlin Organ.
He Was Finally Put to Death.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30

while Commonwealth Attorney Samuel 6.
Brent and Attorney r. d. Brumback viii
appear for the Prosecution.
Il IS stated that the Masonic lodges Of
Petersburg made extensive preparations
for the entertainment tonight IN Masonic
Hall there ~ honor Of the visit of Grand
Master Kemper, of this city. The occa-
sien marked the 18Th anniversary Of the
granting Of a charter to Petersburg Lodge
No. I5.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-09-26

uSHlIllIlS Win OIH0r pOrJlOnS OF the
state.
Gen. Tom Thumb, Mrs. Tom
Thumb and baby, together with
Commodore Mutt and Miss Minnie
Warren, will be in St. Paul in about
a month, and exhibit here for one
week. This is the first visit here of
the general and his troupe, and will
be source of considerable amuse-
ment to our citizens.
The Valley & Central railroad
have arranged for running a train
from West St. Paul to Minneapolis
twice a day and return.
William Morrison, an lancient In
dian trader, who visited the falls of
St. Anthony in 1903, recently died
at Morrison's island, Canada East.
Mr.. Morrison has brother residing
at Little Falls, in this state. He
discovered the source Of the Missis-
sippi river and did a great deal in
the early days to establish the fur
trade of the northwest. He was a
gentleman of stern integrity and of
more than ordinary ability.
H. P. Hall announces his second
venture in the newspaper field in
this city. He recently sold out his
interest in the St. Paul Pioneer, and
on the 21st inst, with David Rama
ley as a partner, will commence the
publication of a weekly commercial
paper called the St. Paul CONNER
cial. IC will be devoted to the COM
mercial interests of the state, and
will contain the market quotations
at home and abroad, and a summary
Of local, state and general news.
These gentlemen have had long eX-
perience in the newspaper business,
and are we'll qualified to succeed.
Mr.. Hall possesses the energetic,
goahead spirit Of his father, who is
a veteran Ohio newspaper man,
having been the proprietor of a
number of leading papers at various
times in that state
The Hastings and Red River rail-
road for which a liberal grant of
land has recently been made by con-
gress, has laid down and adopted
the line between towns IA and Is
thru Mcleod county, running thence
west, crossing the Minnesota river
at Yellow Medicine, and bears north
to Big Stone lake.
The Mollie Mohler made a trial
trip this week with peat in her fur
naces. 1t seemed to answer well.
The peat was made at the works of
the packet company near Wacouta.
No difficulty was experienced in
keeping up steam. Every day fur
nishes additional evidence as to the
value of the peat bogs of Minnesota.
Mr.. Charles Passayant, who emf
grated to Frankfort-on-the- Main,
with the intention Of making that
city his home, has returned to st.
Paul. He says things have changed
since the late reconstruction of Ger
many, and Frankfort is scarcely as
'free" as it was before Bismark
laid his heavy hand upOn it.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-11-08
h. q. Hill, Of Spokane, Washing.
ION, is visiting In the city.

A II. a. Hill, Of Spokane, Washing.
BON, is visiting in the city.
The business men OF Rich Hill
have agreed to close their places OF
business at 6 O'Clock each evening
Except Saturdays.
The 49th annual meeting OF the
Missouri State horticultural Society
kill be held at Boonville Dec. 4th, 9th
Ind 9Th.
Electricians are busy at the big
hotel installing the enunciator In the
bface and connecting the bells In each
foom.
\ Jim Trabue has bought the Troy
laundry, and will add new and i'm
proved machinery and run the laun-
Hry on the high pressure.
4 Quintus Kaune, who Is practicing
law at Spiro Ind. Ter, came In the
arst Of the week on business and to
\ visit relatives and old friends.
B. G. Davis, OF Appleton City, and
Miss s. E tanning, Of Rich Hill, were
married by Judge Boxley at his Of
fees on last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Graham returned
Tuesday to her home In Amsterdam,
after q protracted visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. G. Walker.
Experts who conducted the st.
Louis sub.treasury investigation,
found an actual shortage OF sixty.
five thousand dollars, so IL Is report
ed.
A claim for use Of the Baptist
church In Harrisonville by soldiers
during the war has just been settled
by the war department. paying ST.
500.
Charles Garard. who has been hold
IN q position in the Missouri State
|BsN y, left the first OF the week for
QuI lev, Ills, to finish a course in the
CD City Business College.
Hon. John W. Jamison, State
Democratic committeem for the 9Th
district and treasurer for the Demo-
cratic county committee, was In But
Ter on Monday and called at The
TINES sanctum.
John Dougherty, a we'll known
resident OF Usage township. Vernon
county, was found dead In bed FRI
day morning at the home OF bis
brother. His death was due to heart
trouble.
Postmaster Wix and family have
moved into the Zib Williams prop.
ertf on North Main street. This
change was made that the postmast.
e might save long walks to the Of.
fca
d. welty, Of Kansas City, has been
oal)od BY tbs combined Presbyterian
church Of Butlsr. Dr.. Welty comes
w1nh the highest recommendation a.
an1rator, Z scholar and an effective
cAr1lian worker.
Rev. Anack, pastor Of the South
Hethodist church, expects to begin
pcotractsd meeting at bis church
ulxt Sunday, nothing preventing.
b VII y assisted BY Raw. Carter, OF
KanDas City, one Of the ablest
preochees ID ths state.
Jdtrs ~ jokss, and fun b fun, but
who6 the boys on Halloween night
oa eates. signs and hide
and buegies, then thspranks
~ b jokss or run, and the
rastles should be dealt with
I'D Mn g. /. Lynch enter.
Is 1os1b numbef Of their friends
1oteRton hons, Just south o.
~ Npdno16ny svening Of last
- SooG11 mn handsomely
.. company vas do
eesl = =. -.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-01-19
TAX Of TWENTY-FIVE PER cTNT
-oF:O'haLeY kArEs:eiAcEDg
ON e4'LLift'rE:A!ce. \
a,sAlt AMENDMENT ev1 OF oapil
PROMISED .,npEpeaetsce 4
j FailpiNos WHEN CAPABLE
*oF sELf-epvERnMEhT.

Washington, JAN. 17.-Chairman
Olmstead of the committee Of the
whole ruled as out of order an amend,
ment ~ Mr.. Mccall (Mass.) .declar.
Ing that it was the settled policy OF
the United States to grant the Fill
pinos independence as soon as they
were capable Of self-government. MI.
Mccall Immediately appealed from the
decision.
The vote on MIR. McCalrs appeal
from the ruling of the chair declaring
his Philippines amendment out OF or
der resulted in the chair being sus.
tanned, 1876 to 1913. Only three Repub-
licans voted to ovcrrule the chair.
These were Mr.. Mccall. Mr.. Hoar
(Mass.) and Mr.. Fordney (Mich.).
An amendment by William Alden
Smith (Mich.) making the duty on
sugar 60 per cent of the Dingley rate
instead of rs per cent, az provided IN
the bill, was defeated. 70 to 1877.
An amendment was adopted TAX.
ing rice from its place or the free list
under the terms of the bill and pro-
viding a duty of rs per cent of the
Dingley rates on it, the same as on
sugar and tobacco.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-01-19
DEPEw RESOLUTION KILLED
REQUEST FOR HIS RESIGNATION
AS SENATOR DEFEATED BY
DECISIVE VOTE.

Albany, N. Y, Jan. 1.-THE state
senate has defeated by a vote of "a to
1 Senator Brackets resolution. re-
questinS the resignation Of United
States Senator Chauncey M. Depew.
The Democrats were excused from vot-
ing. Senator Bracket alone support
ed the resolution.
This action followed a long debate,
opened by Senator Bracket in a
speech Of an hour and a quarter, in
which he scathingly attacked Senator
Depew, with an incidental denuncia-
tion of Senator Thomas c. Platt.
Senators Malby, Cassidy, Raines,
Coggeshall and others defended Mr..
Depew. M1%
The resolution came up as a spe-
cial order early in the session in
the presence of a crowded. chamber.
After it was read Mr.. Grady, the
minority leader, explained the attitude
OF the Democratic senators. He said
they were in nowise responsible for
sending Mr. Depew to the United
States senate and the responsibility OF,
recalling Mr.. Depew must be on thu
party that sent him there. The Demo.
Gratis would remain passive and listen
to the debate and any individual men,
Der may then be influenced one way
or another. Senator Bracket was the
first speaker onsthe resolution. He
addressed the senate at length in favor
of its adoption.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-01-19
CONTEST NOTICE..

Department of the Interior, United States
sufficient contest saifaidyit having been fled
in this Office by Elizabeth Sullis9an, Contestant,
against Homestead entry No. 2f529, made Jan.
g, lo9s. for 81 NEH So NV section 2, toxn.
tee, in which it is alleged that said claimant
has wholly abandoned said tract that he has
changed his residence therefrom for more than
sx months since making said entry; thet said
party as required by law and that such default
now exists; further that claimants absence
!ment in the U. s. army, navy or marine corps
in time of war;
said parties are hereby notified to. appear. res.
pond and offer evidence touching said allega'
ton at 10 O'Clock q. m. on Jan. 2, 1906, before j.
T. McCullochs q. s. Commissioners, at his Office
at Washburn, N; p, and that final hearing ring will
fore the Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Office in Bismarck, Nd.
The said contestant having. in a proper afa.
davit filed Nov. 9, 1922, set forth facts which
of this notice cannot he made, it hereby order.
ed and directed that such notice be given by
due and proper publication.
1924 John Satterlund. Receiver.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-01-19
\ LARGE Block Of
UNITED STATES LAND ScRIPrFOR SALE
.s9s Sect. E.:FuhK.
Ist Nat. Bank,washburn,N \. D.
Citation Hearing Petition fer Appointment 0
Guardian.

Citation Hearing Petition for Appointment Of
State tsat of north Dakota, In cossnty Court,
County Of Mclean. Lamb, Judge. 49,
jaiiana sehindlsVEAs Petitioner Citation, H..,.
Abertine Maurine SCHNEIDER ing Petition for
. minor, and all other per-J appointment of
sons interested in the above Guardian.
entitled matter. Respondents
The State. OF North Dakota to the above. nam
ed Respondent AlbertiRe Aaurine SCHNEIDER
and all other persons interested in the above
entitled matter:
Julian ;xIGn; s geS; ssHs q tb yo ps,t ats hsse bsl pGsi ssd t sh1ss
in this Court, her petition, praying that letters
Albertine .Maurine SCHNEIDER minor child
Of Louis B. SCHNEIDER, late of tho
SEC ss.ss II II k 3; e. b 5a tos cGSe scsssse 81 NJ s' a1sns.d rg I'd
Julian SCHNEIDER of the County. of Pierce and
State of Wisconsin, and that said petition will
be heard and duly considered by this court, on
Saturday the. twenty-fOurth day OF February,
1874 l eha at c 10 o'c Rsam in Il The etc tor Soe,o1 &; OF .t the 1o day,
Court House in tho Village Of Wushburn Coun-
ty Of Mclean and State Of North Dakata. and
you and each of you, are hereby CITED to be and
appear before this Court at said Wine and place
and answer said petition and show cause il any
(sEAL) By the Court,
E.. A. LAMB, Judge.
Dated this 18th. day of January, A. ID. 1905.
Let the service OF the above Citation DO made
der for a period Of three weeks, being January
E. A. Lamb. Judge.
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North Dakota
ALIAS CONTEST NOTICE.

Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office, Devils Lake, North
Dakota. December II, 1905. -.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by Freda Enewald, contestant,
against homestead entry NO. 29930, made Oct.
II, 1902, for seA section 10, township 149, range
70 by Frank J.. First contestee, in which is is
alleged that said claimant has wholly aban-
doned said land that he has not resided upon
and cultivated said land as required by laws;
that suchidefaclt has existed for more than six
months last past and does now exist; and that
said. alleged. absence from the said lQnd was
not due to his employment in the army, navy or
marine corps of the United States as aFprivate
soldier, officer. seamanor mariae during the
wal with Spain or during any other war in
which the United States may be engaged; and
Said parties are hereby notified to appear,
respond and offer evidence touching said allie
cation ct 10 O'clock a. m. on February 9Th. 1906,
in Washbqrn, North Dakota, and that final
hearing will be held at 10 o'clock,
a. m. on February Is, 1906, before the Register
and Receiver of the United States Lane Office
in Devils Lake, North Dakota.
The said contestant having ina proper aft
davit filed Dec. II, 1906, set forth facts which
of this notice cannot be made, it is hereby. or.
dered and directed that such NOTICE be given
by due and proper publication. VI,
1922 Ole Serumgard, Register. K
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: CoNTEsrN NOTICE:

Department Of the lntsriofssssUuitedeaaeiatss
la Hsu 8staiss; eo sas .ikad.!is h s9S; bsss liza
in this office, by Adelhest Pickard, contestant
Fagainst Homestead y No. 2549l. made Aug
isth;; 1893 j e: M ..nx,IHS snd lots {; ESieaaas ssf
win Lamont contestee,in whikhs &c a AHe6gtd
that claimant has wholly. abandonAe saia tracti
thefefrom for more than six months since max.
ing said entry, and that he has not cultivated
or improved said tract as. required By. Law, and
that such defa.ult now exists, and int ciafRi
ployment in Che o.. s. army, navy OF marine
corps in time Of war; said parties are hereby
touching said allegation at 10 O'clock q. 70. on
February Is, 19oe. before James T.AcCplloch,
u. s. Com, at his Office in WHshburn.a N D.,
and that final heeIins yill bs held g q o,elosit
Receiver at the United States Land Office in
The said contestant ~having,:in q, proper afa-
tdaFit Aledr Nov. III 1906. set forth facts that
shoaw that after due diligence personal service
of This notice cannot be made, it is hereby or
deFed and directed that such noticebe given BY
12.i - NH. Jewell ReKistsf.