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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-07
PEOPLE WHO CONE and GO

Grant Call has returned from school
and looks like q four time winner.
s Lieut.. AgneW; OF Fort Lincoln, has
returned from his wedding trip with
his bride, nee Miss Will. who was
here with her brother, Lieut.. WILL.
and made many riends during that
time. They will be made welcome by.
the people Of the city. h
". A.McC lure, OF Dickinson, was a:
passenger east yesterday, enroute to.
Baldwin, Kansas, on business.
Senator Tom Power, OF Montana,
was q passenger on No. yesterday
|enroute to his home In Helena.
Capt. I. r. Baker and his daughter,
Julia. returned from visit IN the.
Twin Cities yesterday,
Ex-Secretary Of State Porter has re-
turned from his winters sojourn on
the Florida keys and has gone to Mel
vile to look after farming interests;
Rev. Magin left last night for Car
|rington to attend meeting of the,
Methodist ministerial association. He
said he had some very personal busi-
ness in that section. but nobody here
knows the 1ady's name.
Attorney Shaw, Of Mandan, was in
the city yesterday. 2 4.
Bert Finney and A. p. Lenhart went
II 81
to Fargo yesterday for the purpose
of attempting to cross the burning
sands OF the Shrine. s:.1a
Judge Fisk went to Grand Forks
yesterday to present at the term Of
court there Saturday. lodge Spald-
ing went along as far as Fargo.
III. Il Reade was one Of the travel
ers down the Ruby Red and viii Wit
ness the doings Of the Commercial
Travellers at the Forks.
Attorney General McCue left yester-
day afternoon for Valley City and
IKenmare on official business.
Miss Erickson went east yesterday
to her old Minnesota home.
z
! Frank Hughes spent short time in
the city yesterday, having come in the
night before from Glendive. Ed.
Hughes accompanied him to the Twin
/ Cities
Miss Haggart, Of Fargo, is visiting
Eat the home OF her sister, Mrs. W. ".
4 Hughes. 4.
Mrs. Jewell returned yesterday from
1 a short visit to the Twin Cities.
Miss Perrin left yesterday for i
visit to Lisbon and from there win go
on to her home at Asheville, Ohio, to
/ spend the summer vacation. 5
Rev. Stanton leaves early Monday
morning for Syracuse, N. X, on q
business trip OF about three weeks.
Mrs, Robert Orr and daughter left
for the East yesterday on q two
months visit with Mrs. orr's parents
in Southern Minnesota.
DR.. Bismarck Strauss was In the
city yesterday to visit his folks and
attend to some professional business.
Mayor Smyth did not go to Valley
i City as he expected as the CONNER
cial Travellers insisted that he ac.
company them to Grand Forks, SO he
departed with the gang. Before ieay-
i ing the city the band and Travellers
were photographed In front of their
car and the bunch will be enabled q
hand down TO posterity a view OF the
hnndsomest men on the Slope.
/ The Majestic Mfg Co. Of ST Louis,
Mo, have d man at the @. WI Wolbert
Hardware Cos store this week show
Il Ing the Majestic Range In actual
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-07

You are cordially invited to attend
our exhibit any day this week Gene
and have q cup Of coffee and hot bis
cults, II you intend to buy or not. g.
W Wolbert Hardware Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-07

The Majestic Mfg. Co. Of st. Louis,
Mo, have q man At the @. WI Wolbert
Hardware Cos store this week show
Ing the Majestic Range In actual
operation baking and serving bis
cults TO the large crowds
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-07
COMING n Y EVENTS Y 4

June fS.
Cash Carnival Street Fair Company.
4 June 1s. 5s5s
Cash Carnival Street Fair Company
june 20.
Cash Carnival Street Fair Company.
june III.
Cash Carnival Street Fair Company.
June e.
Cash Carnival Street Fair Company.
june 27-2s.
Convention Of North Dakota Sports
mems association IN this city.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-07
TIL e & CITY

THE WEATHER. !:
= Generally fair today with station :
: airy temp erature. Maximum yes I:
: terday, IS; minimum, 50. !.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-07

Be sure and call at our store one.
day this week. G. w. Wolbert Hard
ware Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-07
CHEAP OUTFIT
CONTRACT LET FOR NEW SOUTH
DAKOTA cAPiTAL-iTs is ON
LY TO COST $52s,552.

Pierre, s. D., June s.. The contract
for the building of new state capitol
was let today to O. H. Olson Of Still
water, Mimi, for s52s,552. The build
ing is to be OF granite and limestone.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11

WRITER IN CALIFORNIA
BULLETIN.

There place the world delightful in winter time than
Southern California When the cities of the East held in the grip of
and ice the air there genial and may engage in all the out
door sports
The development of railway transportation brought this garden
spot within easy reach The through train service of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Chicago and ST. Louis connecting at these points with
through the Pacific Coast affords practically through trains
Atlantic the Pacific but change of being necessary
The four five days necessary to make the trip pass quickly
cuay the passenger of the Pennsylvania Railroads finely
appointed Limited trains which make close connection with the hand
Pullman trains the tranScOninenal railroads.
The Pennsylvania Rarod also personally conducted Tour to
California and the Grand Canyon of Arizona leaving Washington
February The party will travel special Pullman train which will
be used the entire trip except when the fine hotels of the Pacific
Coast are utilized
Thirty days will be devoted to this trip which viii embrace visits to
the interesting resorts Southern California with two days at
the Grand Canyon Arizona natures masterpiece and return journey
through the Colorado Rockies.
Full details of this Tour of and rates TO California may
be obtained upon application to B. M Newbod P A. e d. NJ E.
Cor Fifteenth and Streets, Washington
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
GRAND JURY Prizes
INTO A LYNCHING
Iowa Judge Orders Inquiry
Into Work of
the Mob.

CHARLES CITY. Iowa. Jan. 1.-The
grand jury was instructed by Judge g
II. Kelly today 10 conduct rigid in
vestigation with a view 0f placing blame
for the lynching OF James Cullen IN this
city Wednesday.
The Judge denounced lynchers as MUIR
derers and said Cullen, who had killed
his wife and sJepson, was entitled % the
full protection OF the lz| tr0m the mob.
THE crime Of which Cullen was ac-
cused and which was doubtless commit
ted by him pales into luslgnlncanee
when compared with the deliberate act
Of an organized mob, said The Judge.
You now have nothing 40 DO with the
guilt or innocence OF James Cullen Ills
case Is Ia the hands OF God.
But he was murdered, gentlemen, and
every person who actively participated IN
the act or who aided and abetted II, Is
equally guilty of murder. Upon you
rests the duty of taking the first steps
toward bringing his murderers 10 JUS
tice / enjoin upon you the performance
Of this duty without fear CT favor IN
accordance with your oaths."
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
REDUCED BAIL
Of HILDEBRAND
AND HOFFMIER
and Conductor
Held for the Grand
Jury Under S., 900
Bond Each.

In Criminal Court. No ?. Justice
Barnard Attorney Henry Il. Davis. and
Charles Bendheimt counsel for Hide
brand and HOnmieT. who were held By
the COToHers jury for the action OF the
grand jury In connection with the Terra
Gotta wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, on the evening of December
80. 1896. asked that the bail Of the two
defendants De reduced The case came
before court this morning on habeas
corpus proceedings instituted while the
defendants were held by the Coroner.
They We're released on bond wednesday
night. after the Coroner's jury had rem
dered a verdict holding eight men re-
spOusible for the wreck.
As the defendants We're no longer IN
the custody OF Mayor Sylvester, the ha-
beas corpus proceedings were dismissed.
On motion OF counsel for defendants.
the hail of Engineer Hldebraud was re-
duced from $1,000 TO S5.0O0. and the bail
of Conductor Honmier was fixed al
5000 W. " Stewart Qualifying Tor
HGffmier and p J. Collins qualifying
for Hndebrand. The two defendants
were IN court and seemed much inter
ested in the proceeding NJ
In the office of the United states DIS
trtct Attorney it was stated that grand
Jury proceedings Would begin Mlthou,
UNNECESSARY delay. The slmmohlhg u
witnesses 10 appear before the grand
Jury will begin in few days
Ii Is thought that by the first part oil
next week the District Attorney OF
nee will be IN q position 10 take up the
case with the grand jury. Assistant
District Attorney Harvey Given VIII
probably have charge OF this case II
is not unlikely that District Attorney
Baker, who was quite severely injured
in the wreck and who is stil confined "a
his home. win be a witness before the
grand Jury
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
FRIEND OF SKATERS
OPPOSES REGULATION

Wharton L. Lester. Of Lester & Price,
attorneys AMI counsell0rs at law, Co
Iumbia building. has addressed a pro-
test 10 the District Commissioners in
which he strongly opposes any police
regulation that viii prohibit the chill
dren OF the city using the streets for
roller skating. He says that the pastime
is one OF the best known physical cul-
ture exercises and that the hue and cry
set up In some quarters that the lives
and limbs or pedestrians are endangered
by the sport is unfOunded and that few.
II any, persons have been injured by
skaters
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IS A MAN CRAZY
WHO GETS DRUNK?
Cleveland Judge Decides
Seventy-Year-Old Bride
groom Is Sane.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan. L.-Judge
Hadden refused 20 send a seventy year
old bridegroom tC an insane asylum,
and incidentally gave q complaining
wife some inside information 90 the
latest styles in Jags and the cost of the
various creations
I.uCicn Bliss. against whom the pro-
ceedings In lunacy had been startsdi
f. seventy years OF age. lie was mar
Tied 10 his wife. Agnes Bliss, fourteen
months ago. They lived happily for a
time and then Mrs Bliss came 10 the
conviction that her husband was too
much OF "a spendthrifJ
Afr. Bliss prefers wine jays. and Judge
MADDEN told his wife that wine Jags
cost more than the beer. ordinary
whisky. mixed drink. or laughing gas
brands.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
BOYS FIGHT WAY
OUT Of PRISON

NEW YORK. Jan. u-FOur boys
who had been confined in the New York
Reform School on Harris Island. es-
capped from the institution last night
after a desperate battle with their keep
ers They first sawed through two iron
bars on the main door o. their dOrmi-
tory fought their way 70 the open and
disappeared.
Whether they escaped IN a boat or
tiers OF a mile which separates the
island from the mainland. or went 10
their death IN the icy waters. Is not yet
known.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
Assembly Dances az National Rifles

ArmOry. The weekly assembly dances held
at National Rifles ArmOry every Saturday
evening. under the direction OF FfoI.
Dawson, have shown their popularity
By the large attendance. II is a feature
that the Washington lovers OF dancing
have been DESTROYS for some time 10
dance ia the Rifles large and beauuIu vi
hall with its magnificent floor The
assembly dances which were given last
fail every week were exceedingly popu-
lar with the young dancing set.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11

CINCINNATI. Jan. u-It was said to-
day by old friends. that Beliamy Storer.
former ambassador 10 Austria-Hungary
and wife. who are at SaTanac Lake. y.
Y. where they have been since before
the holidays. visiting Mrs. Storer's son.
Joseph Nichols. would return here In
March for a brief stay with Mss. Long
worth, Mrs. Storers sister. and then
take up their abode probably In prom
inent way in Versailles. France.
The two fine mansions on Grandln
road, this city, belonging TO the storers,
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
NAsTER PAINTERs, ELECTION.

The Master House Painters and Dec
orators Association has elected the fol-
lowing. officers for the ensuing year:
George Markward. president; J. o.
Lerch. vice president, ". Martin Gle
land, secretary; George r. Russell, treas
urer. and Messrs. MacMichael. Cleland.
and LittletOu, trustees. Messrs. Hal
theo. MacMichael, AiaTkWard. Amos.
and IittletOn We're elected delegates TO
the national convention. which viii meet
IN Boston
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
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The Washington times., 1907-01-11
StorerS Quit Cincinnati
For a Home in France
Former Ambassador and Wife Lease Grandin
Road Places, and Will Live
i'm Versailles.

and which at various times have been
occupied by them. have been leased
The more valuable OF the household e.
fects have been shipped from the city
To one Of her most intimate friends,
Mrs StOrer said before they left Tor
Saranac Lake, their future home AFTER
this winter would be Versailles France,
where they own beautiful Villa
Il have a beautiful garden there,
Mrs Storer said we are but nalI
hour from Paris. and my daughter s
children can spend much time with me,
and play IN the garden and my dogs are
there.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
TENNESSEE LEGISLATORS
ENDORSE THE PRESIDENT

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. 1.-THE
Tennessee house Of representatives
unanimously adopted a joint resolution
indorslnE the action Of President ROOse-
welt IN dismissing the negro soldiers
connected with the rioung at Browns
vile. Tex. The resolution requests the
Tennessee Representative in Congress
to support the President in this case.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
Junk DEALER SUICIDE
IN A NORFOLK JAIL

NORFOLK, Va. Jan. I'm. Fiyel.
Junk dealer convicted Of buying stolen
goods and sentenced 10 serve year IN
the penitenJiary. cut his throat yester-
day In the jail hospital. ana died TWO
hours later.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
GEORGIA POSTMASTER SENT
TO PEN AS EMBEZZLER

ALBANY, Ca, Jan. III. F. Wilson,
postmaster at Poulan, Ga, was SEN
fenced TO one years Imprisonment and
10 pay a fine OF $50 He pleaded guilty
TO a shortage in his Office accounts.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
TIED To HIS COT.
SAFE IS BLOWN
Posse Searches for Free
land, Pa, Robbers Who
Get 5000.

FREELAND. Pa. Jan. u.-Thieves
who entered the Beaver Meadow Com
pany store early today. beat the man
ager. Miles Harold. into insensibility,
tied him 10 his cot. and then looted the
place. The men blew the safe and look
5000 IN cash. They also got a large
amount OF valuable stock.
The store Is owned by the Van Wrinkle
Mining Company. a posse Is searching
the mountains for the robbers.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
Aetion Favorable 10 Pruitt.

The Indictment Of murder in the sec
ond degree against William 4. Prultt,
on motion OF Assistant United states
Attorney Turner. ia Criminal Court, No.
] Justice Stafford. was nOlle pressed.
Pruitt was charged with killing William
H. Steele. IN the IAN OF 1870 Twice
Pruitt was tried and each time the
jury failed TO agree on a verdict
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
LOCAL MENTION.
@Miik" Bread Is Highly Nutritious.

You will readily appreciate the superior
delicfousness and genuine Wholesomeness
Of Holmes homemade MIX Bread.
The very best materials are mixed with
fresh milk instead Of water. and the
making ana baking are done in a mod
eruly equipped home bakery. Mix
Bread is delivered fresh and clean from
oven 70 table, SC loaf Delicious home
made Pies. ali favOrlte kinds. 2jc.
Holiness Bakery. 1st and + sts. Phones
L I440 and I44I.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
AGED WOMAN FOUND DEAD.

Charlotte r. Thompson, seventy-eight
years old. of % Fifth street southeast.
was found dead in bed this morning.
Coroner hewitt was notified but as
death was due 20 natural causes an in
quest will not be necessary,
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
SAMUEL GRoFF BURIED.

Funeral services for Samuel a. Gron
were held at o'clock yesterday after
noon IN his home, 605 North Carolina
avenue southeast The Rev. George +.
MaydWel, pastor OF Waugh n. T.
Church and the Rev. DR.. Smith, OF
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Of
ficiated. Burial was made in Rock
Creek cemetery
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
HELD AS ROBBER
Of A ROOMMATE
Is Arrested Off a
Train on Telegraphic
Order.

sTAUNTON. Va. Jan. 1f.-Wnliam A
Pendleton was arrested and taken OF
an eastbound train here upon a tele-
gram from Clifton Forge charging him
with robbery. P@ndletOn IS charged
with having robbed Mr.. Stanford al a
hotel. lie and Pendleton occupied the
same room and lille he slept, Pendie-
ton, il Is alleged. took $50 and three
pieces Of baggage belonging 20 stan
ford.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
IUsTIcE HAGNER oh OLD HURST.

Justice Hagner, retired. read a bio
graphical sketch OF William Cranch. a
distinguished Washington jurist in the
first part OF the Ninteenth century. be-
fore the District of Columbia Bar AS
ISOLATION al George Washington Unlver-
sity last night.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
NO MORE HORSE CARS
ON NEW YORK STREETS

NEW YORK. Jan. 1l--President Vree-
land. OF the New York City Railway
Company. announced thar The company
Is 10 do away with the horse cars which
Tor years have been traversing shc
streets of New York.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
TURKEYS RULER
NEAR TO DEATH

CONsTANTINOPLE. Jan. lit is
again reported that the Sultan is at the
point OF death. and that a fatal issue
OF his illness may occur at any time.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
Jordan Is Eulogized.

former president. Edward 1. Jordan,
were unanimously passed by the Fed
Grafton OF Liquor Dealers al a largely
attended meeting Wednesday afternoon
al AriOn Hall
The Washington times., 1907-01-11

Samuel r DOugherty, hfty-two years
old. captain OF the watch at the Census
Bureau, was taken suddenly III on the
street this morning. He was removed
70 his home, go A street northeast, IN a
carriage.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11

General Manager Mooney Immediately
cabled TO Bermuda for fun details. He
said.
II have no doubt that tine Ponce's ma
chiuery broke down IN the gales which
have prevailed and that she dr!fted until
picked Up by the tramp steamer.
This has been my conte1tion since
the Ponce was overdue long enough 10
cause apprehension. There was enough
food on board 10 last the passengers and
crew for regular rati0us all the time
they have been out. but l have no doubt
an were put on reduced rations when the
commander saw that a long delay in
reaching port would be experienced.
7 gather from the brief cablegram
that the Ponce and the tramp steamer
could be seen from land as they entered
the port Of Hamilton. That Is one OF
the most treacherOus haTbOrs in the
world. filled with coral reefs and takes
q good ship several hours 10 enter
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
Mans Wrist Crushed.

While working al the new steel plant
al GiesborO Point this morning, William
Bowen. cOlOTed. 1hirty-five years OF age
had his wrist crushed By "a iron girder.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
One Trial of "Royal Pnsen"

will explain 10 you the secret Of its
popularity. Call for this superb light
beer at bars. Abner-Drury Brew. Co
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
DIPLOMATIC RACE
AGAINST DEATH
State Department Needs
Services of Dying
Castro.

A diplomatic race against death has
been entered into by the state Depart
ment. The central figure IN the race Is
President Castro. OF Venezuela. who.
according TO late and reliable informa-
ton reaching Washington, is fast pass
ing away; the object Of the race is 20
compel the Venezuelan government 20
Iquidate the fve important financial
claims held against II by American par
ties
The urgent need OF haste in the action
has Just come 10 the attention OF the
State Department, because OF the threat
ening attitude OF che opponents Of Pres
ident Castro. who. 1t is believed, are
preparing 10 open up war and over
throw the government. II possible, tmme-
diately that his death occurs.
For several weeks dispatches from
Curacao and Port-au-Prlnce have re-
ported Castro as IN a dying condition,
declaring that the end was only a mat
ter OF days away. These dispatches
were repeatedly discredited by the State
Department officials and by DR.. Guz-
man. the Venezuelan charge d affaires
In this city.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
Painful Bunions and Corns

instantly relieved J. J. Georges & Son.
Inc, foot specialists. IN Penn ave.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
LOCAL MENTION.
Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at

Park Hotel. Winter Garden. Rathskeller.
n. y. ave. and 18th ST. F. LldTes. Prop.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
Keep You Warm.

Miller oil Stoves. $3.50, $40, 500
Gas Radiators. ..-......-., sZ.t5s ee.g1, e1-gJ
Gas Drums and Stoves -e5cf $50
ol6 l2ti, ~. c. a. MuddiHan a. Co l104 Z.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
Best Light Made,
$40

Our inverted gas light
Self regulator. no shadow.
6l6 18th. c. a. MuddimaE & Co. I204 @.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
Coal! coall Coall

Best coal and wood. Lowest prices. r. J.
& NJ. c. Grace. 4th & + ne. Phone =. %.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
Lessons From The Recent Calamities."
Census Waterman III.

Free discourse al Pythian Temple. l0l2
Ninth ST., Sunday, Jan. -. ?. ~.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
PONCE SAFE
OFF BERMUDA
IN DISTRESS
lContInued from - -
Gables for Particulars.

night 20 continue the hnnt on which
they have been engaged for several
days.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
Reports Alarming.

Within the past two days both the
State Department and the Venezuelan
legation have received more alarming
information. Minister Russell has been
frequently at the department, IN con-
ferences with Secretary Root and his
assistants. and Solicitor Scott has been
busy al work concerning the claims that
are now 10 be pressed 10 1nal issue
Since it has become apparent that
Castro really Is nearing the end, the
final report OF Judge Calhoun has been
called for and submitted. Solicitor Scott
has made an analysis OF the document
ants and the powers of this Government
IN forcing the issue. The exact nature
of this decision is net made known.
Fleet May Be Sent.
II would not be surprising II a num-
Der Of the biggest warships OF Admiral
Evans feet, now in West Indian waters.
should soon make their appearance close
TO the Venezuelan coast. 1t Is not
likely, however, that warships viii be
used 10 the extent OF making formal
demonstration In the present state or al
fairs. IN view OF the American sympathy
for the Drago doctrine.
Senator CullOm, IL Is understood. called
On Secretary Root a week ago. asking II
steps would be taken to press the
claims of some Chicago asphalt people
and he Is said TO have been Informed al
that time that this Government would
scarcely press the matter, resting with
merely presenting the claims.