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MISCELLANEOUS.


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people, many rich, from all sections, mailed sealed
free G.. F. GUNNELS, Toledo, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTE D.
CONFEDERATE MONEY.

(,ONFEDERATE MONEY-GENUINE-FO IS
~ cents / will send you one each Of the following
bills $780, So 90 10, 8. stamps taken. Frank Nichols
400 street S. F.. Washington, ID. G.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

Rust may be removed from nickel
plating by covering The spots with NUT
ton ,tallow and iettiHs Il stand for sey-
erai days. If this II atment is followed
by a rubbing with powdered rotten
stone and then BY thoro washing with
strong ammonia, sncc eeded by clear
water. and a final polishing with dry
" hitting, stubborn cases will yield.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

Stuffed Bananas.-Cut off one-quarter
of the ends of a banana. Remove the
pulp and press thru sieve. Add to
each cupful the juice of half a lemon
and two tablespoonfuls of fine sugar;
whip a cupful of cream; fill shells: set
on ice; serve with cake. 30,
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

CSHnO WILL BE PAID FOR
sDOONJ any case that my Liquor, "a
Tobacco and Cigarette Rem edies, in liq- hH
uid form. fail TO cure, either with
without patients knowledge. Tablet -
form also. Full particulars on request. u
$1,000 WILL BE PAID forany 4s$A
% lOOO Opium. Morphine and Ms22/
Cocaine disease I cannot cure. Treat 's1~
meut at nome. without pain loss OF time. Pay on
instailmentS DIR. n. c. KEITH. Specialist in
Nervous Diseases. Sill NJ st. TOLEDO. OHIO.
oSING YOUR GRIP
II When physical activities seem to be weaken.
ing and the mind losing grip the restorative powsrs
fJryen Plsassert themselves by feeding the nerves
reaching every function of the human organism CIV
ing refreshing seep appetite. strength and health.
trial quickly proves their far-reach1g efficacy. %
sent only by G. L HOOP Co,-Hood's SarsapAr
rlla,-Lowe Mass, on receipt Of this advt. and ii.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

TO make a dressing for chow-chow
make "a paste OF six tablespoonfuls
ground mustard, one tablespoonful tum-
eric. a cupful of -four. one of sugar and
two. quarts good cidar vinegar. Stir the
dry mixture with little of the vinegar,
then add the remainder. Put in clean
porcelaiR-iiHed kettle with the pickles.
that should have been drained from the
brine stir the whole until it scalds and
becomes smooth and thick, then turn
into jars and seal.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

The quickest way Of removing glass
stopper is TO pour small quantity Of
alcohol around il and on The mouth of
The bottle, touch match To make -
flame. When IL i done burning pull
out the stopper. This is the easiest and
quickest way If bottles are large. but
somewhat dangercui if they contain
combustibIe ingredients
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

Lemon Sauce-Squeeze the Juice of
one lemon; mix together, over the fire,
one ounce each of butter and sugar,
until they bubble; stir i'm half pint of
boiling water, one ounce of sugar, the
juice of the lemon, and serve in a sauce
boat with dumplings. Do not let the
sauce boil after adding the lemon, or it
will be bitter.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

Dccanters that are stained inside may
be made quite clean by cutting q raw
potato into small 6iye and putting them
into the bottle with warm water and
ammonia. Shake we'll and let stand for
a couple OF hours, shaking again occa-
sionally. Rinse in cold water, when the
stains VIII be quite gone. For the out
side either soda or ammonia is good
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

Grease spots may be removed by
means of paste made of boiling water
poured on equal quantities of magHesiS
and fuEier's earth This paste. while it
is hot. must be placed on the spots, and
brushed off when quite dry.
Most housekecpers know thai OIL
cloths should never be scrubbed in hot
or cold water, but conpa ratiyeiy few
realize how the glaze may actually be
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-18
Montana Judge Holds That
Its Lines Can be Used
by Competitors
Court Will Appoint Commits.
4. sion to Fix Division
of Charges

st. Paul, July ia special to the
Pioneer Press from Helena, Mont,
says :~ a
Judge Hunt in the United States
court today rendered a decision of
far-reaching Importance to telephone
users, holding that one company
could not withhold the use Of its
lines from another, even though it
be a competing line. E4.# 50
The Montana and Wyoming and
Mutual Telephone Companies appli.
ed to the court for an order com.
polling the Rocky Mountain Bell Tel.
ephone Company to furnish connec.
lions when desired at reasonable
rates when they. were applied for
on the ground that its lines were
built for its patrons and not those
of competing companies. *@
Judge Hunt found for the com
plainants and stated that within a
few days he would name a commits
sion TO Ak division of charges when
such use is made Of connecting lines,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-18
Denies There IS Friction in
Union Ranks Men Want
Better Conditions
He Predicts Early Change in
Telegfaphic System for
General Benefit

(. gEEs%ES as
! Oakland, CAL, July 17After the
meeting of the telegraphers in West
Oakland today President Small
said ::
ST expect to leave Oakland within
the next 4S hours for Chicago.
will recommend that our executive
board meet in that city next Tues
day. Insinuations that there exists
friction between the officers Of the!
union is nonsense.
'tThe strike in San Francisco and
Oakland will continue" said Mr..
Mr. Small There are not enough
telegraphers to fill the positions and
there is no worry about strikebreak-
ers. &.
.'Tbe talk about calling another
strike is misleading. Telegraphers
everywhere desire an adjustment OF
the difficulties once for all and they
want to stay in. We have come to-
the place where we must assert our,
rights and predict change in the
telegraphic world in the near future
one that will augur well for the fu-
ture prosperity of those engaged in
the service, the stockholders of the
two companies and improved service
to the public
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-18
. Edward R. Taylor, Newly
Elected Mayor Of Frisco,
Takes the Oath
Says, Like the Maid: Ill Is
So Sudden" and Has
No Plans \.
Promises to Run the Machine
on NOn-Pdftisan Basis
"A Dream

San Francisco, July 17-Edward
r. Taylor, dean of the Hastings Law
College, and acting president of the
Cooper Medical College today receiv.
ed his commission as mayor from
the clerk of the board of supervis.
ors.. K
He Immediately proceeded to the
office of County Clerk Harry I. Null
creayey, where, in the presence OF
a number of newspaper men, the
oath of Office was administered.
Asked regarding his plans fol
cleaning the city government Mayor
Taylor said
Il have no plans at present. In
fact, the whole thing has come or
me so suddenly that have not had
time to Think about it. as yet. ]
intend to conduct the government or
non-partisian basis, but further
than that I have no plans.'' w !"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-18
MUST Dig UP
PEOPLE OF ROANOKE, VA, MUST
PAY GREEKS ABUSED IN a
RIOT. 7

Roanoke, Va, July 1.-THE special
grand jury ordered by Judge Woods Of
the corporation court, to investigate
the rioting Of last Saturday night when
a mob stormed all the Greek restaur-
ants in town, adjourned this evening,
after finding 20 indictments, The jury
will meet again next Wednesday.
Thirteen of those indicted have
been arrested. Mayor Cutchins has is
sued call for a mass meeting of citi-
zens for tomorrow night for the pur-
pose OF raising the money necessary
to pay damages suffered by, the
Greeks. ~ r. az.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-18

ed tomorrow. Judge Wood has al
ready stated that by putting counsel
on notice in the main points of which
he would Instruct the jury, he hopes
to considerable shorten the argu-
ments. ~
Another announcement by the
court today was his determination
to conclude the case within the next
week. Judge Wood said he would
hold three two-hour sessions daily
during the arguments.
On these points, further the court
inert for the state and E. +. Richard
cen for the @efense Clarence Oar,
row VIII close in behalf Of Haywood
ait: .'e final argument will con-.
frotn Senat~r Borah.
Thu 'ast day of the states ianings
in he Haywood trial opened with 4
statement hy Richardson that ne de-
sired The curt to order Dc. Scott.
VIM. ',rwey and ] G. RTtan Wit
nessos.t WIS, have testified in. rebuff
tai for thu state, to rem ai1 within
the jurisdiction of the eol.t. This
was afterwards explained on the
on the ground that the defense
was considering the advisability of
Issuing certain warrants charging
states witnesses with perjury No
thing was done during the day, how.
ever, and late tonight Clarence Dsr-
row said it was doubtful If any such
steps would be taken.
The state called but two witnesses
in rebuttal to day Notwithstanding.
Mr.. Hawley's statement that eight
or ten witnesses remained. AT the
last moment the prosecution decid-
ed not to call the mine owners or
Pinkerton detectives. believing this.
would strengthen their case before
| the jury.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-18
VATICAN
TAKES FIRST STEP AGAINST THE
ULTRA LIBERAL CATHOLIC
Z. CAMPAIGN. IA

Rome, July 1.-THE first move of
Vatican against the ultra liberal Cath
Ollie campaign, IN which among others.
a secret international league is said
to be engaged, has taken the form of
a decree promulgated by the pope to-
night specifically condenning 65
statements taken form the writings of
leading Catholic modernist writer's,
whose names, however, are not given.
Among the statements condemned IS
ore approving total disregard of the
propositions Of the index expprgatoris
and of Roman Catholic congregations.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-18
THRILLING I. | !. \ N |
BalOORist Had the Time of
His Life With Hot
\. !. Air Bag
Parachute Refused TO Cut
Loose and He Jabbed
Roles In Balloon
Game Down With a Rush and
There Was Excitement
in Plenty

New York, July members OF
an employees benefit association, who
engaged Balloonist w. A. Meeker to
make an ascension and parachute
drop at a Harlem river picnic this
evening got more than their mon
ey's worth. N m 4. VI. q: II 81 y.sf
Meeker not only went up 1000 feet,
but when his parachute attachment
failed to work, he jabbed holes in
the hot air bag and made a descent
that startled the spectators. Miss.
ing a ducking by good luck, the
balloonist made a tremendous jump
and landed himself on the Willis
avenue bridge practically unframed,
Relieved of his weight, the hall
empty bag rose to the house tops
and skinned along for a mile, while
crowds chased the drag ropes.
Once the balloon settled enough to
knock down a woman and cut a
cash in the head of the victim
On West 134th street it was cap.
tured by police reserves who took
it to the station house in a patrol
wagon. In the same wagon went
a man who tried to tell the officers
how to catch the balloon. 355l
The hitch In the parachute was
tangled ii the ropes and when Meek
lei. who was standing on the swing.
ing bar, suddenly began to scram.
bile up the rope until he reached the
gas bag. the crowd below thought II
q part Of the performance and
cheered 5Ii,
A moment later the aerial artist
had pierced half dozen holes in
the bag, which shot downward to.
ward the earth. AS 1t dropped IL
swayed back and forth and Meeker,
who had recovered his seat on the
bar was still holding his seat with
difficulty When $50 feet above Har.
lem river, the balloon was seen to
halt and sway on the road bridge
above the Harlem river and MeeKer
jumped, landing safely on the struc
ture
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-18
FINALE
Both Sides in Haywood Trial
Rest and All Test.
mony Is In
May Possibly be Few Wit
neSSeS in Surfebuttal,
and Probably Not
Judge Says Case Must be
Concluded Within the :.
Next Week

Boise, Idaho, July 1.-THE state OF
Idaho rests content with the evi.
dence it has introduced to prove that
William D. Haywood, secretary-treas.
uere of the Western Federation OF
Miners, conspired to kill and there.
fore murdered Frank Steunenberg,
former governor of the state.
William Haywood, through his
counsel, will also rest his case with
the jury as far as evidence is con-
cerned. Possibly some witnesses will
be called in surrebuttal tomorrow,
but, Haywood's counsel announces
that the case may close without fur
ther evidence. [@'s s2e's s"s....2 ~ VIE.
Judge Fremont Wood has invited
argument on his own proposition to
eliminate certain evidence from con.
sideration by the jury and probably
a3day will be taken to present the
views of both sides as to instruc.
tons to the jury. Friday morning
the argument is expected and the
last stage of the trial will have com.
meneed. -,
After having dismissed the jury
this afternoon Judge Wood stated
his opinion that the evidence intro.
duced by the defense to prove con-
spiracy on the part of the mine own
ers, by showing the deportation of
union miners from the Cripple
Greek district of Colorado during
the strike of 1908 and 1904 is not
material to the issue involved and
should not be submitted to the jury.
On the other hand, he said, the show.
ing by the state that Steve Adams
was concerned in the killing of two
men in the Couer a 'Alene district did
not appear to the court to be ger.
name and should be eliminated. He
announced, however. that the court
would hear the argument tonlors
row.
On these point, further the court
asked that requests for instructions
be submitted at once and arguments
on these instructions may be expect
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-18
BlJGHOUSE.
THE FELLOW WHO SHOT AT THE
FRENCH PRESIDENT HAS
... LONG BEEN INSANE.

Paris, July 17.-An investigation in
to the life history of Leon Malice, the
naval reservist who fired two revolver
shots at President Fallieres on the
streets of Paris last Sunday, leaves
no doubt that the man is unbalanced
mentally. Furthermore he has been
the victim of insanity for years. He
is possessed of the mania of persecu
ton and fancies that the state should
restore his identity, of which he was
robbed at his birth.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-18
DRAMATIC.
YOUNG WOMAN cooLLY JUMPED
OUT OF "a WINDOW TO HER
5$ 5ts Il. Sf DEATH. as s..#5

Chicago, July 17.-While talking 70
friends today on the 18th floor of the
Masonic Temple, Miss Annie Marmo-
lee. q stenographer, deliberately walk
ed to an open window and without
warming threw herself over the ledge
and was dashed to death on the stone
pavement Of the rotunda $50 feet be-
low. The force of the fall was SO great
the body Of the girl was mutilated be-
yond recognition.
No cause for the suicide is known.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-18
MACCABEES
ELECT THEIR SUPREME OFFICERS
AT DETROIT GRAND
COUNCIL.

Detroit, Mich, Julyy II. - The
Knights of the Maccabbees of the
World elected officers today as fol-
lows:
Supreme Commander, D. P. Marley.
Port Huron. Mich; Supreme Record
Keeper, L. E. Sizler,. Port Huron,
Mich; Supreme treasurer, Robert A.
Nelson, Minneapolis.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-18
CONSPIRATOR
AGAINST THE PEACE AND DIG.
:. NIFTY OF BRAZIL RELEASED
FROM ARREST.

New York, July 17.-Sebastian H. L.
Demagali, the young Brazilian arrest
ed here Sunday on a charge of being
engaged in formenting revolution in
one of the states of Brazil, was dis
charged from custody today because of
lack of evidence. r..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-18
CHAPEL DEDICATED

Southwark, England, July 1.-THE
bishop of Southwark this evening dedi.
Gated the chapel of the Southwark
cathedral, where John Harvard. found.
er of Harvard university, at Cam.
bridge, Mass, was baptized, which
has been restored by graduates and
friends of Harvard. 5gsss.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-18
NO TARIFF IINkERING TILL 1909

. = = : *@ - - - : ~ : = = N@F* : !" 1890
= $s&$ 4&#*s4 3ST4%. s3#&%#$ :@&&.&#%%
Bay
illinois, III representing the Wisconsin Tariff Revision
discussed subject tariff revision luncheon at
= Hill today. E5 .5E ."%.
Senator Hopkins leaving Oyster Bay said that
= presidential election. H>1&.
E.#H*az.... H.. ..s%:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-11
THREW SHOES AT WIFE.
Under impression This Gave Hin an
Absolute Divorce.

New York. Sept lo.-The method
employed By Achmar Silver in getting
rid OF his Wife reads like a wife
heaters dream Achmar has no as.
thetic notions OF affinity. In fact. he
could not tell an affinity from a side
Of beef
Achmar who Is Turk and eX'
'chleftain OF The Kabyle tribe In Mo
rocco. threw his shoes az his wife. II
was his gentle way of informing her
that he had divorced her and that 10
was time for her 20 get out
Aohmar acted after the custom OF
his race II he had hurled one shoe
a would have meant thai Mrs. silver
could come In tor alimony. bat wh'
he sent the pair straight ~ her head
he lntimated that Il was an absolute
divorce and nothing ,ominl from his
paw envelope Saturday nights
Achmar was so cXuert in the sho"
throwing line that he counted f.r ',
wives ON the fingers OF both hands.
Now. while Mrs Achmar Is not
American.born. she has imbibod enough
for the spirit OF liberty to know that
the shoe-ihrowing act has no standing
I'm the courts So she lodged the bro
cans and hurried 10 court and had hog
husband arrested. In court Silver told
the magistrate that he threw his shoes
AZ her
That means divorce among my
tribe" he said.
Well. It's different here" replied
the MAGISTRATE. ~ II were not the shoe
factories would not he able 10 keep
up with the demand
Achmar promised he would take his
wife back and give her money so she
would not have to work.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-11
TEXAS BALES oINNEp.
Commissioner OF Agriculture milner
Gives Out the Figures

Austin. Sept lo-Commissioner OF
Agricultur. Miner announced that thr
total number OF bales Of cotton ginned
BY Texas ginncrs to Sept to be-
1871 balcs. This Is In accordance
with the new ginners' law. which re-
auires them 10 make monthly reports
to the agricultural department Thes'
figures represent all cotton which has
been ginned this season up To Sept J.
The above number Of bales Is 3N.uo"
behind the government reports To-
Texas. which has just been made pub
VIC. Commissioner Miner says that
this discrepancy is due tn the fact that
n number ~ ginncrs in the state have
no, reported. not being familiar with
,he law. He IL preparing statement
which will show the number OF ba'e'
ylnned Ia each county.
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass raii'
xay filed n motion for rehearing re-
varding commissions order Ia oompcl
hat road and the TeNas-MeNican TO
nut in track connections at Corpus
Christi. San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass officials believe the proposition
is unnecessary and expensive.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-11
VIRGINIA LADY MURDERED
Slain With F:..ol She Twice
Fired at Assailant.

Norfolk. Va. Sept. l0.-Mrs. Mary
Rorschach wife Of Lieutenant Frank
Rorschaoh of the United States navy,
and sister Of Joseph l-aw'oss, former
secretary OF the commonwealth OF
Virginia. was murdered In her room ut
Portsmouth by an unknown burGla.
early Tuesday. Shc was shot through
the heart with pistol taken from her
hand by the burglar after she fired
upon him through an open door lead.
ing into the kitchen. where she was
cornered Whether he was a negro
or white man Is unknown. He es'
capped. dropping the pistol AS he fled
from the house. Bloodhounds secured
the scent. hut lost IL.
Lieutenant Forschach is aboard the
cruiser Tennessee with Admiral EV'
ans fleet. now off Proyincetown, Mass.
OH target practice. Mrs Rorschach
evidently heard the burglar ara fired
two shots in his direction 10th bull
lets fired by the woman were found
in the wall OF the kitchen. Her body.
with money tied In roll ard hanging
around her neck. was found lying On
the back steps. with her head on The
secon step. Ac pistol had becu placed
close toh or left breast over he night
dress and discharged
Mrs. Rorschach was a handsom"
woman. thirty-siX years OF axe. anc
one OF the most accomplished must
clans in Virginia.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-11
MERE PIPE DREAM.
Fort Brown IL Not to Resarris-
oned. SAYS Ainsvvorth.

Washington. Sept i0-General Aims
worth military secretary Of the gen
eral staff OF tho army, shook his
head when asked about the rumor that
Fort Brown at Brownsvills. Tex. Is TO
be- rcgsrri,oned.
Just q pipe dream" said the gen
eral. A simple pine"
Told that-he rumor was current
among army men In the southwest
and had gained credence NJ Fort sam
Houston. which Is also headquarters o'
the department OF Texas. Of which the
late lamcnted Fort Brown was a part
before the negro soldiers shot up
Brownsville. General Ainsworth OBJ
served
The man with the hoe walks the
furrow where the sentinel trod his
path. the pillow horse and the donkey
drag their loads over the grounds
where the army mule was wont 10 can
t~-. and the department Of agriculture
"a planting onions and artichokes
where the war department planted the
flag
NO" he added positively. ITS .
pipe dream: all a pipe"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-11
CAREFULLY PLANNED.
What oresonian Publishes Relative TO
Recent Demonstration.

Portland Ore. Sept lo-The Ore
CONAN prints ;hc following special
from Seattle:
Everything indicates that the Van
couver. u. G.. riots were carefully plan.
ned Em~-css Irhii. 20 impress the
chief ~ IN" bureau - foreign com
MERGE. Is significant that tho leaders
" Seattle orCan'-jiiou AGAINST the
Japanese Immigration In Vancouver
headed ;Le late demonstrations Fyark
CottrsI. rr, S'dNnt ~ ~" WASHINGTON
State rc1srr;'l IN NJ 7 rhcr, \ W. FCw
Ter. secretary ~ ~" Antl-Jnuanesc and
Korean lwmigra'lo~ lraruc. and
George man. rrorine"t Seattle
labor leadar. wsrH ~ present, together
with rir delegation ~ American
anti.iapaUCsc symuethizers There Is
no question as To- whether Seattle
Por,lard and San Francisco agitator'
took part"
The SPECIAL further saws the grea'
bulk ~ marchers and rioters we
composed &C. Canadians and japanese
and that the officials ignored th'
American PARTICIPANTS In their tele
Cram oi protest To the Ottawa gov
rrrmeat