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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-08
Notice 81 SDecIal Az Receipt

Notice ID hereby given, thatsa Government Tax
i'm issuedssto##A.. .. Larsen, Crary North Da.
nth, 1907 ;;$sthatYth description Of the proper.
nv where aaid Tax Receipt $is posted is the
entire room Of the building situate on Lot$ Z
Block 2 sofsaSthe YillageIofg Crary, Ramsey
said property in which said Tax Receipt is
posted is Old. Larsen and the name of the
lessor of said property is A.EC. j. Larsen. ~
Dated Oct. sd 1907. as' II
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Notice of Special Tax. Receipt

:. Notice is hereby given, that 4 Government
Tax Receipt is issued to KavanauRh & Co.,
that the date Of such Receipt is August End,
1901; that the description of the: property
where said Tax Receipt is posted is the front
room Of the building situateon Lot l, 2 and 8,
Block 2, Of the village of Crazy, Ramsey Coun.
", MD. ; and the name of the owner OF said
properly In which said Tax Receipt is posted
isl D. Kavanaugh and the name of the lessor
OF said property 10 NJ. D. K~avanaugh. d
DatedsAugust 10th, 1907. :.
vi $3.50 IA ' -Rnuunonoh q n a
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- Z. w. Tfee1e,
Holder Of said Government. Tax Receipt


TREASURY DEPARTMENT., Office of
the Supervising Architect, Washington,
p: e., October 80, 1902. SEALED PRO-
POSALS will be received at this office
until 8 o'clock P. M. on the End day Of
December, 1907, and then opened, for
the construction Of foundation. etc, for
the y. s. Post Office and Court House at
Devils Lake, North Dakota, in aceerd-
ton, copies Of which may be had at
this office or at the Office. Of the ,custod-
ian Of the site at Devils Lake, North
vising Architect. r. - :
james Knox Taylor, :
Supervising Architect.
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Liquor License or 7,ax Notioe.

" Notice Is hereby given that a govern.
ment tax receipt for special tax on the
business Of retail liquor dealer was is
sued to G. W. Greene, of Devils Lake,
North Dakota, on the 26th day Of June
A. D., 1907, which said tax receipt is
posted in the front store room, located
on lot No. 81, block No. 23, Of city Of
Devils Lake, North Dakota, at No. 317
Fourth street, which said building Is
owned by G.. I. Converse, and c.. W,
Greene Is the lessor of said property,
where said tax receipt is posted. -
Dated the 9Th day Of November, A. D.,
&C. W. Greene.
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o . o . q . . . . o a&as
FOR SALE. = =
= s1,15o.oo-Buys new five room :
house, rs foot lot, cellar. :
4. cistern and coal she'd
= nearSround house. II
? s1,2oo.oo-Buys good four room :
9 house, well & small barn,
. lot and half Of. ground, y
9 and 9th streets. 5
UIine ave-, between It'll
. $500. oo--Buys new house, four !
q" rooms, pantry, cellar andSs
. coal shed, Moore ave-. i
backof DIR. Jones, 3 lots.
. s1,eoo.oo-Buys new room house
o good cellar and two let's
. n~earSround house. Ss3S
8 $f,so0.oo-Buys good i've room
2 house, LOT and hall, HIll
2 IS ave. between 18th and 8tin5s
. streets. #y AS sss Ssss
= &&f,soo.oo-Buys new i've room
Z. house, lot and hall, Uline
n sS5 ave, between 77tth and 9th
= |s%53 streets. 81
y ssf,soO.oo-Buys good seven room !
I house. two lots, well and
small barn, near round :
= agB5#5 house. 81
4 ~ 77o0.0o-Buys new nine room
'3$8s55Ss house. two lots, large
ss.s lar. suitable FOR boarding
house near round house.
eooo1---Buya good modern
house on vest 7thHtreas.
''ss5. rnfornattiion regarding ana
" kha above propersy talk with
\ Steve Jonea Devils Lake
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Notice of Special Tax Receipt

TAX ne Hsse i = h IS Issussd Iy se5j ;?'1 JESSE g & SS7ssnnse;
that the date of such Receipt is Oct, LIST, 1907;
that the description Of the property where said
Tax Receipt iss posted is the main room of the
frame building situate or Lot S, Block 2'of the
village Of ;Doyon..3R Ramsey County, N. D.; and
the nameaof5 the owner Of said property in
which saidTax Receipt deposited is j.. Jesse
Terpenning.S z.,E$s - n :" -
Dated Oct. 10TH 1907.
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Notice of Hearing Application fo
~ . ..DruqQist's Permit
STATE OF North DAKOTA.,
County of Ramsey, 81

: County or Ramsey,
IN THE COUNTY COURT
-, Pursuant 1rsp to az order OF ,o this court, made on
given that on Saturday, the 3Otb day of Nov. A.
D. 1907. at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day, at the court rooms of this court, at the
county court house, in the city of Devils Lake,
county of Ramsey, and state Of North Dakota,
has been appointed by the Judge of this court
of A. W. Harrison, of thu township of Fresh.
water in said Ramsey county, for the granting
TO him of a D19uggist's Permit to sell for medi.
malt, vinous. spirituous, fermented or other
Intoxicating. liquors at lot 10, block 7, in Web.
sey, and state of North Dakota; when and
where any person interested in the granting Of
said petition may appear and contest the
sans under the provisions of the law, and they
will be heard. {.
Dated at Devils Lake, North Dakota, the
S0th day OF Oct. a. D.. 1907. =
A. W. HARRISON, JOHN f. HENRY,
Petitioner Judge of the Co. Court
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Public Sale

Having sold my farm and as I am
leaving the state I am going to sell to
the highest bidder without e at
my farm 2h miles northeast of Devils
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Notary Public. Ramsey Co., N. D
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-08
B. L. Bentson.
Elmer EngebretSQn.

State Of North Dakota, County Of
Ramsey-ss. -,
On this 31st day of October, A. D.,
1907, personally appeared before me, A.
E.. Parshall, a notary public in and for
and Elmer Engebretson, to me known to
be the persons who are described in,
n whose names are subscribed to the
acknowledged to me. that they executed
"A. E. Parshal1.,
Notary Public, Ramsey Co., N. D.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
TRIED TO KILL HIMSELF.
Friends Can GiUe No Reason for
CLOakmakeI's act.

Abe opoenheim & leak manLfa aCturer, at
+enpted suicide yestert-sy Afternoon iE his room
in the Hotel BelIeclaire. at Broadway and nth
street He was taken 10 the Roosevelt, Hospital
II was said that his condition serious Before
shooting himself he teIephonsc friends. saying
he was Ill and needed doctor
Those To whom he telephOned. including MISS
Ethel Sake a sister of the proprietor of the
hotel were unable to give the police Of the West
6sth street station any reason why the mar;
should want to take his life.
In the afternoon Mr. Oppenheirn. in his office
at Fifth avenue and 9th street, complained TO
hts mariner Harry J. Hearn. that he felt i'll He
left soon after = O'clock At the hotel he called
up Miss SAKE on the telephone She informed
Mr. Hearn and they sent for Dr. Daniel h
Rr,nsmade of No SOL West End avenue They
found Mr. Oppenheim lying in bed with bullet
wound in his right temple. DIR. Brins1nade re-
vived him 80,
Detectives Cooke and Levins, OF the west oo'it
street station. were sent for. When they asked
him if he had shot himself. Mr. Oppenheinl. they
saw replied that he had He was too weak 10
give any reasons The detectives say they could
find no cause for the act
Mr. Oppenheim is a brother-in-law or ALBERT san
rroDrietor or the hotel II was said there that
rben Mr. Sake married Mr. Oppenheims sister
her father A u. Oppenhetm. a retired neICiclIt =
ca1-a tho hotel to them wedding present MI
ha,rn sa,d last night that he believed his partner
did not attempt suicide. but that the shooting mas
an accident.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
RECOVERY FROM TETINUS
Disease Has WeU 1dUGnCed When
Doctors Began Treatment.

Jacob PiIeski twenty-nine years old, of No.
90 Ferguson street Newark. victim Of tet-
anus resulting from blank cartridge wound
in the right hand July 4. is expected to be
able 10 leave St Michaels Hospital, that city,
by Saturday
On July 4. when a physician was called. the
,aw had locked. and Piieski was removed 10
the hospital Examination of the wound showed
the presence OF wadding from a cartridge. Thls
was removed and anti-tetanic powder was used.
For few days he fed through a tube in
his nostrils. Later the medicine loosened the
laws a little and plug was inserted Pileski.
annoved removed ii, causing the jaw to lock
again tighter than before Finally the progress
of the disease was checked. The last week 10
bas been able to eat his meals and take medi-
cine in the natural way. and only q slight stiff
ness in the Jaws remains The recovery is con-
eidered remarkable, the case was SO well
deveIoped when treatment was begun.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
WR. CH4NLERLOSES POINT
Still Liable to Sei1me as Lunatic
if He Comes Here.

a decision adverse TO John Armstrong Chanler
was handed down yesterday in the United States
Circuit Court by Judge Hough who declined to
grant an order which would have given Mr.
Chanler protection against the orders of the
Supreme Court declaring him lunatic and ap-
pointing a committee in custody OF his person
and property Several years ago the Supreme
Court appointed Thomas T Sherman a commit
in charge of Mr. Chanler's estate and person.
He was committed TO BloOmingdale and later he
escaped TO Virginia where he invoked the AID
of the courts of that state, They declared him
legally sane and competent to manage his prop
erty
To protect his rights Mr.. Chanler brought a
suit in the federal court of this district 10 force
Mr. Sherman to restore his property to him.
But fearing that if he ventured wlthln tne
jurisdiction OF the Supreme Court ne might pe
seized as a lunatiC, Mr.. Chanler last week re-
qucsted Judge Hough TO grant him an oroet
restraining the Supreme Court from interfering
with him. Mr.. Chambers counsel even oiere-
that he mign. be kept in the CUSTODY OF a
United States marshal pending the trial. whioh
is expected TO take place in octobeH- 'uuse
IIough declined TO grant such an order.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
CONSUL GENERAL SUES-
GuatemalQn Says His President " as
Libelled by Spanish Editor.

Sa6or r Rengoechea, Guatemalan Consul Gen
eral in this city. charging that Presldeht Is
trada Cabrera OF Guatemala. has been grossly
libelled and nlisrepresented. has had cesar
Zurneta. editor OF the Spanish weekly Aa
samana." arrested and held in bail for trial in
Special Sessions. The case is perhaps the hrSt
where consul general has brought criminal
libel proceedings for attacks on his presldeht-
Members of the Spanish-American colony IN
this city have watched the controversy be'"eeh
Seror Bengoechea, who vigorously ueieilued
President Cabrera. and Sefior Zumeta, who pub
lished things that the consul general oeheFea
called for this defence The editor says that
..J Semana" is only view of the week 3
news published in the American newspapers.
In the course Of his review Senior Zumeta re-
heated story about President cabrera cauS-
ing the imprisonment of one hundred and sixty
mon with the intention OF executing thelh ne
also mentioned the names of some of these ihell-
He also reproduced the editorial note
The Roman emperor who wished that all
Rome had but one neck had 10 rest content III
the absence of all possibility OF seeing his wish
fulfilled President Cabrera of Guatemala VINO
has a smaller number OF subjects TO deaI with
hopes TO achieve what Caligula failed In py tax
ing his citizens 160 at p time
rbereunon Sefor Rengoechea, ever alert to the
interests Of his country and President. puoIlshed
q letter declaring that SefOr Zumeta had In
vented the names OF some of the supposed VIC
Tins and denounced all the circumstances OF
the story as false. whereupon the belliBerent
editor came back with reply which hinted that
he would gladly avail himself OF the opportunity
TO meet the consul general in combat, but not
in a country where the penalty for killing is
death He said yesterday:
Il don't have 10 defend myself before Spanish
American opinion"
Senior Zurneta when brought before Magis-
trate Steinert in the Tombs court charged with
holding President Cabrera up to contempt and
obloouv waived examination and was held In
/ 500 bal! for trial
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
FOUR DIE AT CROSSING.
HIT By B.INKERS TRAIN.
Crozcd of Summer Residents Witness
TRAGEDY at 4Henhurst.

AIlenhurst, N. J.. Aug. IA man and three
young women were killed at the Corles avenue
crossing the New York & Long Branch Rail-
road by a Pennsylvania fast train this evening.
The man was d driver and the women were SER
employed at the Norwood House
They struck by what is known as the
Bankers Special, which is one of the fastest
trail over the Long Branch Railroad 1t is pat
ronized by many wealthy men from New York,
but more especially by wealthy Newarkers
The man killed was Thomas Edwards. The
women were Loretta Grace, Jennie McDondld
and Hannah Murphy They were hired by the
Norwood management through agency IN
New York City, and had been here since the be-
ginning of the season. They were dining room
servants and of the better class. NO one mere
knows where their friends live in New York.
They lived at a lodging house west OF the ralI-
road tracks and each trip to their sleeping place
was provided by the hotel Edwards used
surrey belonging to the hotel. He was taking
them to the hotel to serve dinner Ihey were
minutes late. and that Is supposed 10
have been partly responsible FOR the acclueh-
When Edwards drove up TO the crossing the
fagman was on the east side of the tracks. Inc
surrey was approaching them from the west
There was an excursion train hound up toward
Red Bank passing at the time Edwards drove
in as close to this train as he could get so as
to cross as sOor as the train passed. Ii pre-
vented him from seeing the express pouna Ill
the other direction.
When the last coach passed the crossing Ed
wards started forward across the tracks ne
was upon the southbOund rails wheE the hylhs
engine hit the surrey The horse man anu
women we're hurled in various directlons- Inc
surrey was crushed out of all shape The bod
les of the three women were scattered aIohS
the side of the track Edwardss Douy "en' W
tho other side of the tracks and hit flag shan-
ty burst through it and demolished the snanty'
which was painted with blood. Seemingly every
bone I'm his body was broken -
The women also were instantly killed All
the bodies were manged. The express stoppeu
and the train hands and many OF the passengers
went back, but nothing could be done lor tho
victims, and the train proceeded
The accident witnessed by crowd OF
summer residents at the station. who were walt
ing on the platform and In carriages Tor the ar
rival of a train with the commuters
Coroner Mcdonald. OF Bradley Beach' was
summoned. He Immediately emPaneIled "a jury
and will conduct a searching investigation. he
informed Prosecutor Nevins, who VIII officially
take up the case
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
MRS. MACKAY WINS ELECTION FIGHT.
BY Sweeping MajOrities Her School Trustees
Are Reelected to Office.

RosIrn Long Island. Aug Women practically
conducted an election here to-day for school trus
tees and Mrs Clarence II. Mackay and her sup
pOrterT won a decided victory
The fpht dated back 20 last year. when some OF
the residents of ROsIyn Highlands made a strong
plea for a new schOOlhouSe for their sections al
legns that their children had 10 walk too Tar ana
that the roads too dangerous for them It>SIe
was considerable indignation upon the Highlands
beca use Of Mrs Nackay's OUtspoken opposition %
the plan they had proposed Quietly the opposition
started to find a way TO accomplish their aim ana
10 vanduish Mrs Mackay- They proposed % elect
two their party to succeed two of the Old truS-
tees who were friends of Mrs. Mackay
These trustees were Ralph Tubby, secretary or
the Board of Education, and w A Craft The op-
position nominated Thomas Pagan and John H.
Lambert both residents of the Highlands
Mrs NaCkay notified of the election that
was held yesterday afternoon in the schooihouSS-
but was unable to attend and participate IN tie
fight She sent word. however. that her synlpa-
thies were all with the old trustees ard that size
hoped they would be reelected
\ record vote the result and Mrs Mackty's
friends were triumphant by large majorites The
vote follows: Tubby (re-elected). ZIS; Craft ire
elected. 2s3; Pagan. IA. and Lambert. lS
Two wears ago. when Mrs Nackay was running
for the office Of school trustee. 20 votes were
poIed and that was considered reIlarkaoIe- les
terday 423 votes were recorded
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
RESCUED JUST IN TINE.
Tzco Parties SaUed from Deadly
Peril in Long Island Waters.

There We're two thrilling rescues from drown
ing in Long Island waters yesterday. Through
the capsizing of their yacht In Peconic Bay near
Greenport on Tuesday night Miss Julia Preston.
of Jersey City. and Clifford Squires a Syracuse
University student, narrowly escaped death
Big waves raised by the steamer ShinnecOCk.
Capsized the boat. They regained the yacht and
were saved by party from shore. Miss Pres
ton owes her escape 10 her ability a swim
Mr.. Squires is a half mile college cham
pion and a member of the Irish-American Ath-
letic Club.
Captain Ross Skidmore. a member Of the
Point o Woods life crew. while off duty yester-
day rescued the entire Horan family. of Great
River. from possible shipwreCk Mr.. HOran had
planned days outing with his family in their
motor boat intending to across the bay to
Fire Island Suddenly the craft became unman-
ageable- The launch drtfred toward the open
sea- when Captain Skidmore her. He went
in his boat after the party and towed the launch
back to port.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
THREE DROWN IN LAKE.
Mann on Shore, but None Could
Szcim to hid of Tzco Girls and Nan.

Newton. n. J.. Aug. Three young persons
were drowned this afternoon at Hunts Pond.
short distance outside Of this place Their pooies
have been recovered They were drowned III
sight of q number of friends sitting about the
banks of the pond Those drowned were James
Johnson. twenty-one years old, of Jersey city
Harriet Slinkard. sixteen years old. or BROOKLYN,
and Helen Bloomer. eighteen years old. also Oh
Brooklyn They had gone into the pond for
swim and were fooIfng about raft which was
anchored short distance offshore- They were
patrons at the Hunt House. alongside the lake.
The three were seen TO be wading and splash
ing about. The young was in the centre.
with girl on each arm Suddenly one of the
Young women screamed 1t is not known wheth--
er she was seized with cramp or they walked
into q sink hole The three called for help
There the shore who could swfn
and nothing could be done for them Later men
dragged the pond and brought out the bodies.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
OT1Y PROTEGE SUICIDE.
George Wallace Deldmdter kHs
Himself in Pittsbmg.
H. r.l.rr,,h 70 The TrIbrre.

Pittsburg. Aug. T.-CieOrge Wallace Delama-
ter the only Republican candidate 1or Governor
of Pennsylvania Gefeated in half century,
o,,r,i,+ad suicide in his office in the Diamond
Bank Building to-day by shooting himself
through the right temple Self-destruction is
said 10 have been due to grief over the loss oy
death OF his father and son within two months'
apd because of financial reverses- Deiamater
had invested heavily in concern making steer
railroad ties. Since the Mineral Rock ana other
wrecks steel ties no longer popular WIN
the railroads ,
Pulling down the shadeN and locking himself
in his office DeIamater killed himself. after nav
ing first placed his insurance policies and VIII
on top of his desk.
He was a Pennsylvania elector for Garfield IN
1890 and in 1890. after term in the State SEN
ate Ouav made him candidate for Governor
, f5ybt against QUAY by the Pittsburg ring de-
feated Delamater. Soon after his bank IN Mead
willie failed and Delamater was insoivent- for
1I-ashiTstont and then returned TO Pittsburg.
He had recently been in the insurance business
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
MOTHER RESCUES BOY.
She Is Saued in Turn from Dro7cn-
ing in East RlUer.

Thureson, of the Erie Railroad barge No q, lying
at 18th street and the East River. made daring
rescue her little Alexander, five years old
last night The child was playing on the deck or
the barge when he fe!t overheard. His screams
heard by his mother. who ran up on deck
Just as the boy to the surface for the first
time. She plunged in and caught him as ne rose
the second time A strong tide was running and
she had difficulty in keeping herself and the child
afOat
Two men who heard her cries for help ran and
Jumped aboard the barge and threw her rope
with which they pulled her to the barge where
they lifted the aboard. The little fellow was
unconscious and the mother was exhausted An
ambulance called from Bellevue Hospital and
DR.. Cuddeback responded The mother tod the
doctor not to mind her. but 10 save her boys life
II possible The doctor soon revived him A crowd
of two hundred that had seen the rescue Cheered
tho mother when she landed the barge
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
GIRLS ALMOST GET HIN.
Strike Breaker Just FfU OUer Bdck
Fence IN Time.

large crowd of striking girl shirtmakerS
went to Bayonne yesterday. brlmful OF plans 10
annfhilate a Mr.. Freedman. strike breaking
agent Had not Freedman been something Oh
q snrinter he would be breaking strikes some
where else just now. When he hnaliy outuls
tanced the girls he was persplring lreey anu
-. 90 1ool( for a new lob It's weather
~ cover several blocks In even time
Freedman had been sent by Levine % Co'
shirt contractors of this city, to furnish non
union workers for the Bayonne shops aiIeCteu
hy the lockout in the shirt trade The girls
"a CON, ont scouts to watch for Freedman
when Freedman appeared on the scene the girls
began acting like a band of Indians They made
a rush at him but he lodged and slipped around
a corner. Right at his heels came the s sIi4S-
Freedman heightened his stride For three ~
hIocks tho chase lasted, and finally Freedman
dronned over q back fence
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
4 GREAT GERM1N CANAL
Steamship Uater7cay Planned Be
t7cccn Hamburg and Bremen

Hamburg. Aug. "A scheme for great snip
canal between Hamburg and Brentn is now
under consideration. with prospects of adop-
ton The new waterway which is TO be about
seventy-five miles long, would mean great
saving of time in the passage OF vessels be-
tween the two Hanse towns. At present they
have TO go down the Elbe by way of Cuxhave1
into the North Sea. and then up the Weser py
WAY Of Rrenerhaven 10 Bremen. This round
about VOYAGE could be saved by the deepening
Of a norton of the river Wumme. which IL al
ready navigable from Bremen as far as Lauen-
hriick and thence by a new canal passing
through Tolstsdt and Moisburg' Where the Este
which needs deepening. would be Joined. and
so via Fuxtehude TO the Elbe near Hamburg
4 similar plan wat discussed seventy years
ago. but was abandoned owing to the lack OF
finds