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New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau. ]


Washington. oct. H-Major General ana MIS-
Henry c Corbin returned to Washington from a
visit 10 Ohio They will live at Chevy Chase until
their new house, in course of eonstrucuon' Is
finished, about December l.
The Assistant Secretary of State. Robert Bacon
has returned to Washington from his summer place
at Westbury. Long Island. where he went to at
tend the wedding of his niece. Mrs. Bacon and
the young members of her family still on Long
Island. but will probably return to Washington in
the future.
Letters from Mrs. L. z. Letter to her friends in
this country indicate that she is fast recovering
her tndispositiou and that she will be able
to sail for this country with son, Joseph Letter
the last of this month
Commander Cameron MGR Winsow U. s. N,
has leased Many Bushes. the Chevy Chase home
of the president of the Southern Railway and Mrs
Finley. and has settled his family there for the
season.
Representative Peter A. Porter of New York
ana Mrs Porter and their Preston are now
in Washington and will make their home at the
Connecticut for the winter
The Assistant Secretary of War Robert Shaw
oliver. has gone to New York TO meet Mrs Oliver
and Miss Marian Oliver. his wife and daughter
upon their arrival from Europe. They will return
10 Washington tomorrow afternoon
General and Mrs. Arthur Murray have raturpad
20 washington and have established themselves
In their home in Rhode Island avenue for tb. coo
SON Their daughter. Miss Sadie Murray will ba
one OF tne several army girls to make their dAbu+
III socIeV al the capital this winter She will ba
presented at a tea about November o.
Inc Assistant Secretary OF the Interior and Nfrs
Ihohas Ryan have returned to the capita1 g.
Springfield. Mass. where thev snent tbl. -, -
hN-JuSuce and Mrs Henry b. Brown b,vo
opened ther house in 18th street after an .bsaro.
''"i washington Of over year which tbe,y sDar.
io' '"e nioSt part In European travel.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
Il muSemeRts.


ACADEMY OF M,JgIC-s:i5-The Old Homestead.
ALHAMBRA-2-S-NaUae
ASTCR-s:l5-A Yankee Tourist.
BELASCO-S-I5-The Rose OF the Rancho
BIEOT-s -l5-Thc Master Builder.
8LANET -S:I5-Robiu Hood.
BROADWAY--s.l5 .l5-RCEers Brothers in Panama
CASISO-SlE-Ths Gay White Way
COLCNIAL-2-S-NaEdevile
GRiTERIO&-s:I5-The DaiTymads.
DALY S-S:20-The Great Divide.
DEWEY-2-S-NaudeV
EDEN MUSEE-The WoId IN WaL
FAIPIRE-s 20-Mv WIFE.
GARDEN-S.2o- Madam BUfteny.
GARRICK-s :2O-The Step Sister
GERMAN-s.20-Die Crosse Gemeinde.
GOTHAM 2-e-N Vaudeville
HACkETT- -S:l5-When knights Were BOLD
i JAAMERSTEIN' So -l5--S .l5r-Naudeville.
ITPPOTJFC1 1NF--2-s N.rtInes Daughter and Pioneer
Days.
HUDS0N-S dc lsssrnates-
KNICKERBOCEER-S -S:15-The Evangelist
JIBERTY-S:15-L9a from Berlin
TYCET Ms aO-The Thief.
IYRJC-E-15-M CTisto
MADISON SQUARE GARDEE-io a. m TO II 2 M
Business Show.
NEW AHSTEPD A&-S-l5-The Round Up.
NEW CIRCLE-s-Two Islands.
NEW YORK-2-e. .2f-Advanced Vaudeville
SAVOY-s:l5-The Man OF the Hour.
WALLACK SIS 15-The Silver Girl.
TFpFR'S- s:15-Hip' Hip Hooray!
WEST END-s-The Money Lender.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
A CROWN PRINCES TRAINING.
Frederick William Begins a Course in the
Ministry of the Interior.

Berlin. oct. 1+-Crown Prince Frederick William
to-day began years work IN the Prussan Minis
try OF the Interior part OF his preparation for
assuming the crown. He will study the working Of
each department OF the Ministry according to a
programme approved by the Emperor and under
the personal supervision of the Minister OF the In
terror. The prince will be present at the confer
ences between the minister and the chiefs Of the
bureaus. and also will be required 10 prepare re-
ports on selected subjects for submission TO the
Cabinet.
1t Is understood that the crown prince will sue
cessively in each important department until
he becomes familiar with the whole system of ad-
minstration.
An order has been issued relieving the prince
from military duty for year. in order to enable
him 10 study departmental work.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

IBy Telegraph The Tribunal
Newport. r. l. Oct. H.-Rumors thick about
Newport to-day concerning the wedding OF Miss
GLADYS Vanderbilt and Count Szechenyi Of Hun
rarv II was said early in the day that the we'd
ding had been postponed indefinitely. but later
friends Of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt said this was
not true though IL was asserted that Mrs. Van
derbilt had said she had not decided upon a data
for the wedding where it to take place.
Despite this report the impression grows that the
wedding ceremony is to take place in New York
early in December
The report also spread broadcast that Count
Szechenyi was seriously i'll at Oakland Farm the
home of Mrs. Alfred c. Vanderbilt where ne is a
guest but this also untrue. He was slightly
indfposed Saturday. but he soon recovered. and
to-day he early caller at The Breakers. \
little later he and Miss Vanderbilt went out for a
short drive They returned for luncheon. and
Count Szechenyi was guest at a dinner given at
The Breakers by Mrs. Vanderbilt tonight
Several Of NewpOrt's summer residents
closed their Newport seasons to-day and departed
for their fall and winter homes Included among
them were Mrs James p KernOchan, who closed
Sea View and left here for New York: Mrs
Nathalie Collins and her mother. Mrs. Spottswocd
Schenck. who closed LyndenhUrst and Mr. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Wysong-
Charles F. Hoffman left here for New York to-,
day. 10 remain for the rest OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Townsend Burden left here for
New York to-day for few days visit
Miss Blanche Oelrichs. daughter of NIr- and Mrs
Charles NJ Oelrichs. celebrated her seventeenth
birthday anniversary to-day. In honor OF the occa-
sion she was the guest of honor at dinner given
by her sister. Mrs. Peter D. Martin. tonight
BY catching more than one hundred blackhsh
besides number OF cod within three hours on
Saturday, A Lanfear NOrrie broke all cottage
colony fishing records As a result he IS now
looked up to as the Colony's champion fisherman.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
ARRANGING FOR FULTON MEMORIAL.
Site at West 115th Street Approved and
Designs To Be Called For.

Ihe preliminary arrangements for the memorial
70 Robert Fulton. which viii be built the River
side Drive and west 115th street site designated n
the bill signed by Governor Hughes. has been COM
pleted lt was said by the committee in charge
that efforts viii at be made 20 raise the neces
sary money. Competition among artists. s,ulptors
and architects for the designs VIII soon be called
for
The subcommittee on desisr-Rsar-A Admiral
George w Melville, chairman, Charles r. Lamb.
president OF the Municipal Art Society. and Walter
Scott-has approved the site IL has water fIont
OF 400 feet central pier viii be built at West
lloth street as landing place Cor boats, and a
plaza will span the railroad tracks at the base &
the embankment From there steps viii lead to
the mausoleum.
The president of the memorial association IS
Cornelius Vanderbilt and Samuel L. Clemens is the
vice-presideut w H. Fletcher. Of Ne. Park Row.
is secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau. !


Washington Oct l4.-The Russian Ambassador,
who. with Baroness Rosen and their daughter
Baroness Elizabeth Rosen has returned to the en-
bassy here occupied box at the Belasco tonight
TO see Virginia Harmed in Tolstoy's Anna kare-
nina" Besides the baron and baroness. there were
anoone others in their box Prince Koudachef and
Mr.. Won Siebert.
Viscount d'Alte, Minister from Portugal, VINO ar
rived in this country from Europe the last OF the
week. has come to Washington and is looking lor
a house for the legation.
The Minister from Norway and Mime. Hauge. who
are in the new legation in Massachusetts avenue
will sail for Norway November and viii be
absent from this country for three Or four months
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

Clarence C. Rice will be married to W Cord,
Means, of Boston. in the Church OF the Ascens,oa
on November H. Her sister. Miss Gladys Rios
viii be her maid of honor. and Mr.. Means.s sis.a~
Miss Claire Means. and Miss Katherine Parton -
Boston; Miss Jacqueline Kelly. Miss CCrnelia FJc~
Miss DOrOthea Potter and Miss Eloise Durant ,,@
serve her as bridesmaids. Robert l. Means vr;r
be his brothers best man. Following the ce-a
mony there will be reception at the Rice hons
in Irving Place.
Elliot Cowdin, Reginald c. Vanderbilt Tbor..
Bond and William Laimbeer were the guests .,
W. Goadby Loew yesterday on the road coach
Venture on ITS trip between the Holland Hous.
and Ardsley. H S. BrenchIey drove.
The long distance drive Of the Coaching Chr,
will be made on October IS when the members vb.
take part in it will drive from the Holland Hons.
to Blairsden. G Ledyard Blair's estate. near Pea
pack, N. ]. The start will be made on SATURDAY.
and the return journey Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Nelson Cromwell have returned
from their place at Seabright, y. J.. to tbei,
home. in West 18th street. for the winter
Mrs John Ellis Roosevelt will present her daugb.
ter Miss Gladys Roosevelt, on December 4 Tws
days later Miss Edna Biddle Mrs. H WiImerdip,
Biddle's daughter. Will make her debut
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick c Havemeyer viii r..
main abroad until early in February. They sailed
about fortnight ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Du Pont irving who wer,
married Saturday at the country home of Mrs
Irving's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Benedict Err
hardt in Westchester County are booked to ssa
for Europe to-day board the Kronprinzessia
CeciIie-
Mr. and Mrs Frederick b Adams are also booked
to sail for Europe to-day board the Kronprin-
zessin CeciLe. Mrs. Adams is daughter OF Mr
and Mrs. Warren DelanO, jr.. and her marriage TO
Mr.. Adams took place on September q at Tarry.
town, n. Y
Mrs WILDER a. BloOdgood, who has been spend
ing some time in Hot Springs, Va. will return this
week to her cottage at Seabrght. where she viii
remain until November.
Mr. and Mrs William a. NJ Burden are ths
guests of Mrs Burdens parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Mex. Twombly. at their country place near Madi-
son, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
VOLLMER-CLYDE.

London, oct. 14.-Mss Ethel Clyde, youngest
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. William P. Clyde. of
New York. and Captain Ernest Gottfried Nollmer.
of the 10th Artillery Regiment. stationed at
Cologne Germany. married at St Georges
Church. Hanover Square. to-day. The American
Ambassador Whtelaw Reid; John r. Carter, sec
retary of the American Embassy, and Mrs Carter
and number OF other prominent people attended
the ceremony A luncheon served at Claridge's
HOtel
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
BISHOP OF LONDON HERE AGAIN.

The Right Rev Dr. y F Wilmington ingram.
Bishop of London. reached New York late yester-
day afternoon. coming from New Haven. where ne
saw the YaIe-IIoly Cross football game on Satur-
day He went 20 the home of William =. Daven-
port. at Nc 2Ol Washington Park Brooklyn. where
he spent last night. The Bishop will be the guest
of the Pilgrims OF America dinner at the
Plaza Hotel tonight
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
Among those who sail for Europe to-day are
KRONPRINZESSIN CECILIE. FOR BREMEN

AMONG INOSe Who SalI IOr Europe to-day are
KRONPRINZESSIN CECILIE. FOR BREMEN
Miss Mary Murray Butler. Mrs. BENJAMIN Knowles.
General and Mrs. james NJ Mrs. Elizabeth \orthropA
Bell Count Guido Pasoiua-
Mrs. knower Dayton. Lady WarrCk
LUCANIA- FOR LIVERPOOL
T. II Browning. DR.. Jerome Kingsbury-
Bishop W. Il Derrick a. J. Mason. jr-
Mrs John T. Dubois. Mr. and Mrs. James Walz1.
MOLTKE. FOR NAPLES.
Mrs. A +. Casa James Norton
nova and W Rocks-
Mrs Edward Harland feilsr and family
Mrs. Louis A Rip DR. and Mrs Walter Thcnn-
Among the passengers who arrived from abroad
yesterday were:
FINLAND FROM ANTWERP.
General and Mrs George B. Mrs. Huntington -,
Davis Mr. Mrs Robert Os-
MI. c. q French phant-
Mrs. r Hewlett. W. n Maasdyk-
MINNETONKA. FROM LONDON.
Mr. Henry c. Mrs. David B. Collins
Barrett and ". T. Osootpss
Mr. and Mrs Howard Mr. Mrs Charles n
Glider. Sheldon
William Her Mrs. Thomas Earls Nnss~
Ntcol
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
MR.. CARNEGIE GIVES TO ORGAN FUNDS.

BY Telegraph The Tribuue1
Suffern. y Y. Oct. I4-Audrew Carnegie has
given to the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Sloatsburg. y. Y. $500 toward the purchase of a
new pipe organ. short time ago 1Ir- Carnegie
gave $500 toward the purchase of new pipe organ
for the Methodist Church at SUferu. The new
organ in the church here viii soon be installed.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
COL. wEIR's RECOVERY EXPECTED.

Colonel l. c. Weir. president Of the Adams Ex-
press Company who is being treated at a private
sanatorium in this city, is improving and it is now
believed that his recOverey is assured. AT his
home. No u East sd street his daughter said
last night; While the doctors do pronounce
him out of danger. they much more hopeful
now of his recovery. They believe that an opera
tion will not now be necessary"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
OHIO SOCIETY IN THE WALDORF.

The Ohio Society of this city held its first meet
ing this year in the newly decorated rooms on the
fourteenth floor of the Waldorf. A nominating
committee of seven elected to name the off,
GERS 10 be voted for. After the business meeting
the entertainment committee provided the MEM
bers with a smoker and vaudeville.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
Irtp71prk DniIp Gribrrsre
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1907.

This newspaper is oCned aud published by
The Tribune association. a Neic York corpora
ti0n; office and principal place Of business Iri0-
Hne Building, No. 154 Nassau street, Neic YORK;
ogden Mills president: Nathaniel Tuttle. sec
retary and treasurer The address of the Of
fIoers is the office Of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

Prohibition in the South is greatly decreasing
the receipts of the federal internal revenue col
lectors in that section and a consolidation Of
districts will probably be necessary unless
"moonshining" becomes once more virulent.
With "moonshiners" ana raid making revenue
officers both eliminated the South would lose
much of its old-fashioned plcturesqueness as a
field for local color" fiction
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
MAGISTRATE HOUSE OUT OF DANGER.

The physicians In attendance upon Magistrate
Frederick b. House announced yesterday that he is
far improved that they have doubt
however. they say.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

The telegraphers strike, begun in haste Is
now ending in recrminations and discord. the
strike is a two-edged weapon which no organi-
zation should unsheathe lightly and thought
lessly. Unless public opinion sustains 1t such
a move Is always little less than suicidal.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

MISS Maka de T. Ogden Jones. daughter Of the
.a'e Nlahion Ogden Jones. will be married 10
NaIdo Cory Johnston, of Cooperstown n in
oI Bartholomews Church November 4, Miss
ogden Jones is n niece of Miss Frances Ogden
Jones. Of Park avenue
Another wedding next month will be thar of
Miss Ioomis Burial and Thomas d Thacher II
VIII take place at Waterbury, Conn. Mr. Tbacber
Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thacher and
a brother OF Mrs. Theodore Ives briggs formerly
Miss Louise Thacher Miss Burial was a brides
maid at the briggs wedding last Saturday
Consuelo. Duchess of Manchester. who has been
visiting Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor at
Khinebcck-on-theHu Hudson. will return from there
to-day She Will be the guest of honor at a din
ner this evening which Moncure D. Robinson will
give at the Plaza Hotel
Miss Marie Nathalie Foote will be married 70
John Meyer jr,. in December. He is a grandson
OF Mrs. Theodore A. Havemeyer Miss Foote Is
spending the autumn with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Dumont Foote. at Morristown y I
They recently returned from abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock ir have ar
ranged 10 40 abroad next month for the winter
They have taken place CotswoId Gloucester
shire, England. and will probably remain on the
other side until April.
Miss Marjory R. Rice, daughter OF Dr. and Mrs
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

The Belgian Parliament is not pleased with
King Leopold's latest operations and proposals
respecting the Congo State. That is not sur
prisng Not many men do like to have some
body give them the shell of nut and withhold
the kernel.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

Those who favor the sale OF the state land
on Fire Island TO a private speculator have thus
far advanced no good arguments for their case
When The Tribune took the matter up some
time ago Mr.. Calvin Tomkins representing the
Municipal Art League was aroused by our
presentations to address the State Land Board
and the press upon the value of our suggestion
that the island be given to New York city for
a fresh air camp, playground and sanatorium.
Now comes the protest, though, that Fire
Island is too far away to public park
for the poor Does the protestant know how
far most Of the fresh air camps now maintained
by various local charities from the City
Hall? And does he fancy that either The
Tribune or Mr. Tomkins intended TO make Fire
Island serve merely the purpose OF a recreation
pier? The island is called "A dead weight on
the states hands'': but. there is cost OF
maintenance, this evidently means that the
property has not been paying dividends The
plea that private owners will employ hundreds
and perhaps thousands. of men in developing
the island into a great summer resort" is too
specious to be answered seriously. II the OBJ
jcctors can show that New York City does not
sorcly need a large tract of seashore for her
thousands OF poor invalids and convalescents.
and that there is such a tract within fifty miles
of the Battery well adapted and cheap as
Fire Island we shall reconsider our opinion.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

It looks as if the Democratic party in Massa-
chusetts had split into two permanent factions.
No loss could come from such a result since the
two have no political aims or ideas in common.
Each could do better service under it's own dis
tingushing flag
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

one of the provisions of law which goes
into effect in Great Britain next January re-
lates to the manufacture of patented articles
If it shall appear that the business Is con-
Quoted more extensive scale outside than
inside the kingdom the privileges conceded by
the patent may be withdrawn after due notice.
The principle involved in the system-pro-
lection of home industry-is sound, no doubt,
but it's application may not be regarded with
unqualified favor by foreigners.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

| Mr.. and Mrs. W. Nelson Cromwell have returnas
| from their place at Seabright, y. J. TO tbei,
home in West 18th street for the winter.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

The long distance drive Of the Coaching Chs,
will be made October 26. when the members wiz.
take part in it will drive from the Holland Hons.
to Blairsden. c. Ledyard Blair's estate, near Pea,
pack, N ]. The start will be made on SATURDAY.
and the return journey on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

Elliot Cowdin, Reginald c. Vanderbilt Thoro.
Bond and William Laimbeer were the guests =.
W. Goadby LOew yesterday the road coach
Venture on ITS trip between the Holland Hons.
and Ardsley- II. S. BrenchIey drove
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

| Mrs. John Ellis Roosevelt will present her daugb.
! ter. Miss Gladys Roosevelt December 4 Two
days later Miss Edna Biddle. Mrs. II. Wilmerdip,
Biddles daughter. will make her debut
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick b Adams are also booked
to sail for Europe to-day on board the Kronprin-
zessin CeciIe. Mrs. Adams is a daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Delano, jr.. and her marriage ia
Mr.. Adams took place on September 2s at Tarry.
town. N Y
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

Mrs. WILDER a. BloOdgood. who has been spend
ing some time in Hot Springs Va. will return this
week to her cottage at Seabright. where she viii
remain until November
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs Louis Du Pont Irving who we-.
married Saturday at the country home of Mrs
Irvings parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Benedict Er.
hardt, in Westchester County. are booked to san
for Europe to-day on board the Kronprinzessia
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

| Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Havemeyer viii "a.
main abroad until early in February. They sailed
/ about a fortnight ago
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-19
ii handsome store

One Of the most beautiful jeWelry
stores dn the state IS that Of Knowles
& TIaney Of this city Since they have
placed the new and handsome dis
play cases and put up the beautiful
hardwood PARTITION between the main
store and the piano department. the
store presents a metropolitan appear
ance that Ii hard I'd beat. Their
stock Of jsWelry Is the largest, prob
ably that has ever been carried in
this city or any other west Of the Red
river and 1T makes persons mouth
water to see the handsome things
there displayed. 81 81 5.s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-19
SLOPE hEDICS

SIXTH DISTRICT MEDICAL Asso-
vi CITATION MEETS IN DICKINSON
.s., AND ELECTS NEWsoFFlcERs.
The Sixth District Medical associa-
ton met in Dickinson Tuesday night
and held Its, annual meeting. There
was a large and representative gath
eringso of the medical men Of the dis
trict and the meeting was greatly en-
joyed. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
President DR. Chambers, Bismarck.
% Vice Presid lent DR.. Bodenstab,,
New Salem.
Secretary Treasurer DIR. Bursma
New Salem.
Censor-Dr. Gordon, Steele.
| Delegate to National DIR Stickney
Dickinson.
The next meeting win be held in
this city in January when the Anti
| Tuberculosis League will be here and
promises to be a most interesting af
fair to the doctors and profitable tc
the people at large. sE 1}
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-19
70 School Children

The Bismarck Tribune has a propos
ssition whereby school children during
their holiday vacation can make some
money. Boys sol girls, or both OPP
portunity Is offered for a number to
make a little spending money. Ap-
ply to MIR. Doran. IN charge of circl-
lation and subs cripti ion department
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-19
National Capitol Gossip

Charley Gur1eg sends the Tribune a
copy Of the Washington Herald con-
tanning q little sketch Of Senator
Hansbrough in the Capitol GOSSIP
column. 1t speaks of his efforts in be
half Of the denatured alcohol bill. how
the president gave him the pen with
which he signed the bill, tells about
other acts III Dlblic life and says that
as member Of the committee On the
District Aof Columbia he Is in touch
with local affairs and will be expected
ito take an active part in the inVesti-
gation OF the public school niuddle that
us Just now engrossing the attention
of the people Of the district.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-19

OF slloodlums who congregated at the
rear end Of the hall and made them
selves hideous to the disgust OF the
ladies and gentlemen present, If the
show WASH i pleasing to them the least
they could have done would have
been to have left the hall like gen
tfenien. It wouldn't be any harm for
the opera house management to have
an officer IN waiting for such gentry
and teach them a lesson next time
such 'baboonery" is practiced,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-19
Masquerade Ball

The Nord1ys will give masauer-
ade ball on the last night OF the year.
Dec, 81. at Maennerchor hall. Prizes
will be given for the best costumes
and there will be good music. Every
body lis invited.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-19
Fine Xmas Presents

b If you are undecided on. some 81
those Xmas presents, we have several
novelties that are Just what you need:
The Baptist sale atsO' Hara's store sa-
turday, Dec. "a ssS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-19

Step In the store and look over
the bargains on our Is cent table.
Goods worth up 70 80 cents are on
this table for only Is cents. Fer one
week only.
q, nv. WOLBERT HARDWARE CO