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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05

All these countries with the excep-
ton Of Argentine Republic are of
minor Importance in commercial
way and the duties of the consul
generals do not involve any intricate
legal problems, neither do they require
any special ability in a business o.
professional way The salaries Of
consul generals and ministers to the
more important countries range from
$4,000 to $4,000 per annum.
In the United States the following
salaries paid army and civilian en-
ployees, as compared with the salaries
OF members Of congress show
marked discrepancy: . s
Army Officers II. 4
Lieutenant generals s11 900
Major generals $500 4
Brigadier generals 3. $500
Colonels $500
Navy officers s355.7.
lA' $4,000
Rear admpirals 6,047 sss
Captains 1880. 1922
In addition these officers are fur
nished quarters, or il married houses
to live in, free medicines and medical
attendance, and d guarantee that If
they become disabled In service BY
sickness or otherwise they will get
retired pay or a pension of about two
thirds Of the amount of their salaries
for the balance OF their lives, and are
also allowed all travelling expenses
and cost Of living when away from
their allotted post Of duty.
Departmental officers n Z
Comp OF treasury -. S $500
Compt roller Of currency $500
Counsel for departments $500
Treasurer ,.s. B. ]. / 5000
Commissioner internal revenue {. OO0l
|Engraver 5000
Solicitors, Justice department. 7,50G
Assistant attorney generals 1000
Spanish claims commissioners. 5000
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05
SKIN TORTURES
AFFL|CT CHILDREN

Obstinate Case Of Eczema Covered
Lille Girls Limbs with Running
Sores Poison Oak Made Boys
Hands and Armssa Mass Of Tor
turing Sores Sufferers Soon Re-
lieved and Completely Cured
Grateful Mother Says:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05

Editor Van Arnam has retired from
the Walcott Reporter, his place being
taken by r. N Lee, who has been
printer. gl
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05

The First Annual Report Of the Trustees OF
the Blind Asylum at Bathgate Is Brief
One. Ii Is as follows:

s1llCs ~ 1S dS lUHUWSs
"a 81 X: ssarA Goyeruor III he STATE ofvo,sh Dakota:
compliance with section 1853 the Codes Of 1905
and the Of the board Of trustees the blind asylum
ct North o you report o the fnsn
by sd board and Tor the purpose BY which the
Legislature and By chapter Is Of the
laws Ct was for the erecting
n the Of twenty i've thousand dollars, ooo This
ana IS & using such
simple suitable site for said blind asylum without charge Of
compliance with provision of law the citizens 81
donated ten warranty deed the state
accepted and approved by the board Of trustees
During May, 1906 the board of trustees en-
poyed Joseph Bell De Reer Grand Forks. architect
and requested him o prepare plans and which
Before proceeding with the Of erecting building
board decided that i would be get what
ton II order that foundation might laid,
complete and upto-date school for the blind
With that end in view, Of the
gether with architect visited the school for the blind at
and Of such the board found that
the Of twenty-five thousand dollars (s25,ooo) would
e tie f. bdng
Il the month Of April 1906 notice contractors pub
erection of said building o Dnne Bros
Ct Grand Forks Tor the erection Ct The building G The sun Of
his e tie and
The board trustees believe fstcass build
ing one 81 the the state the money expended and
will very glad have interested and especially
bers of the legislature view the work.
The building t stands has cost the state hous-
Wand hundred dollars $25
includes architect expenditures and notice
tractors for which paid foryone dollars and eghtyfve
cents ($41.85). .349$s #$ s#s, 6s$
WANTS OF THE INSTITUTION.
put institution operation it will
ary to have appropriation heating
plumbing furnish and finish, equip and complete the
building g7 ##s#@9S
The board as vet your honor to
costs installing plumbing,
fully the of furnishing and finishing the
building be able to furnish details
rect estimate before the 18th Of January, 1907
money will be needed for the purpose grading and
Identifying the grounds.
inquiry from the state auditor and find that
bienniay the education blind
also learn from the records of the
superintendent of schools that there large number blind
children that attending school This
institution outside OF the state far from home and
an institution they know nothing about.
Of September the board has paid out
hundred fifteen dollars and fifty 755O)
four hundred dollars and fifty $4625O) Of this
money expended for real the board deemed
addition the donated by the citizens
of Bathgate.
With an appropriation
alton will have school that will be credit
Respectfully submitted,
W. ]. BURKE,
Secretary
Dated At Bathgate il D this oath 81 December
1906.
The three greatest conyersaHonals
fHG1EEY AVHREGEf&elE =
I tune to into touch Mazz1
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
EIne showInn Eor utnh.

Boston Figures compiled by
leading financial agency here gives
the total copper production for No
ycmber In the United States and Mex
leo as 80 per cent less than Noyem.
Der year ago, or decrease Of a.
$500 pounds. Eleven months Of
the present calendar year shows a
total decrease OF l2S 100000 pounds.
Utah was the only state to show an
increase for November. and the out
put was the largest In the states his
tory, over 100000 pounds, or an in
crease Of nearly 100 per cent over
November, 1906.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
Charge Gross outraass Against IN,
klckapoos.

Washington Senators Teller. Cur
III and Ia Toilette. composing the
committee which wns authorized "a
investigate the AFFAIRS Of the Klcka
poo Indians. will soon submit TO the
senate a report giving the names "
several persons who nro alleged To-
have dealt fraudulontly with the
KickapoOOs who emigrated TO Met
leo and who disposed Of their land
at Shawnee. Okla The report men.
tons q clique known as the CHAP,
mau.GHmos-Connlo people" and says
that their conduct In securing tho
valuable lands owned by the Mexican
kickapuu Indians was criminal and
brutal IN the extreme. II Is recon.
mondod that special attorney shall
be- appointed. who shall act under the
direction of the Department Of Jus.
tlce. In entering suits to set aside aU
deeds to Kiclupoo lands
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
LANDED m 5Soes
iast increase In immigration Shown
BY the Annual Report Of Com
missioner Sargent.

Washington immigration Co Amer.
ka during the gear ended June 800.
pJ7 WAS vastly greater than in any
rcyious year of the history OF the
United SHto8. according 20 the an
.ual report Of Frank % Sargent com.
risslouor general OF immigration aud
EQUALIZATION. which has Just been
SADIE public OF this great food ~
Emigration Commissioner Sargent
nys:
AN army OF i.2s5.3l9 souls that
ave come, drawn hithcr by the free
'sstitutions and the marvellous pros.
iFrity OF our country -the chance here
i.forued every honest toiler to gain a
Likelihood by the sweat Of his brow
ir the exercise Of his intelligence
irrpasslng iu numbers the record Of
'a preceding years"
g The immigration for 1907 exceeded
beat for 1906 by 1854. and that for
pos by 25N.SjO. or am increase over
o1OG OF more than " por cent. aud
ger 1905 of moro than 70 per cent
nring the fiscal year 1906. 1882
, Sens were rejected at our ports. dur
. is the past year. l31Gt au Increase
2 G31; hence the total number of
a0so who have sought admission in
Eu7, viz. l.ggs ,fH. exceed. the mum
) De who applied Boo 1900. vil. l1lJ.
!. La. hy lhl.IIG.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
Mexico MAY Hav. surplus.

Mexico-In congress on Saturday
the report Of Minister Of Finance Lin
aateur was read and the budget for
the coming fiscal year was made pub
lie The estimated receipts for the
coming year total tiO3.3S5,OOO. while
the expenditures will reach fl03,2O3s
So. leaving an estimated surplus Of
Sigi.15S. Tho total increase ~ this
years budget reaches the sum Of 81
59a.275, the largest item In the In.
crease being for &i,lG7 $50 for main
tenanco OF the department OF war
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
yf75 CUKTE[IUU
MUST EXPLAIN
information Wanted Regarding Ger
dficates Of Indebtedness, Bonds
and Clearing House Certificates
Senator AIdrieh Announces That Res.
olutions Asking Secretary Of Treas.
WY for Information Received
Unanimous Vote Of Com
mittee.

Washington. The senate on Thurs.
DAY adopted resolutions reported by
the committee ON finance. which met
10 embody the Culborson and Clay
resolutions into one set
Resolved. That the secretary ~ tho
treasury be- and DC is hereby directed
10 transmit 10 the senate the follow
ing information
First a statement giving namcs
and location. classified by states, NJ
all United states dopositor.os and the
amount Of public money ON deposit
daily 400 each from october /, 1907 TO
December %. 1907. with amount and
character of securities therefor and
an explanation of important changes
made lu each amount on location NJ
said deposits
Second statement showing Tn
detail fha condition of national banks
1u Aumsl 90. 1907 aud December %.
1907 and the amount OF national bank
notes outstanding from time 90 time
during uch periods
Third ou abstract of the proposals
received hy the secretary Of The frclt'
ury for the purchase OF Panama bonds
and 3por ccutum certificates oi In.
dpbtcHnoss. authorized by the treasury
circular OF November 1907. tho
amount Of such bonds and certificates
issued. 10 whom awarded and tho
reason for their issues.
Fourth. % detailed statement Of any
information he may have ms 10 tho
amount Of clearing house certificates
ISSUED by the clearing house associa
lions NJ the principal cities from Oc
tobcr 20 1907, 20 December 3, 1907
the character of such certificates and
the purposes for which they we're Is
sued
FIFTH, any information IN hls pos
session as to tho movement Of cur
pncy between tho different sections
Of the country from October /. 1907
and December 3. 1907, and especially
OF shipments by the treasury or 9th
erwisc fium New York and Washing
ton 10 points south and west
Sixth. q statement showing m,
amount Of gold imports and exports
from october !, 1907 to December Z
1907
Senator Aldrlch. In presenting IN,
resolutions, announced that they re
,ciycd the unanimous vote OF IN,
committee.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
aid charoed WIN Crave Crime.

howard. n. J-AntoInottc Borris, a
igycar-old girl. is under arrest here
on a charge Of forgery, and II IS be.
lleved she il the author Of Black
Hand" letters which have been threat
onlng residents Of this city for some
limo. The letter which was traced
10 Antolnette, Il "a slil, was written
10 A young girl, who has collapsed be-
cause OF the fright she suffered. An
t0lnette was arrested for forging the
name OF woman, who was teaching
har dressmaklng, 10 a check for $40
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
kllled Three er.a,nrs.

~ Paso. Texas A telegram re-.
cciycd here from Conchono. Mexico,
said that Scott White paymnstcr for
the Greene mines In that section. had
killed thWc men IN hght In an eat.
Ing house. Il BE- reported that a party
Of McNloanH entered the place whore
the Americans were dining. became
abusive and were elected by tho
Americans The entrance was locked
a few minutes later the Mcyicans ~.
turned, armed. and battered down the
doors The first three men that
crossed The thruHhold were Killed by
White.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
Wasn,t Of strsnuous order.

Washington. 1t Is learned At tho
department N Justice that one Of the
principal reasons for the withdrawn
OF the nomination OF William c. Rris.
tl 10 he United States attorney foi
Oregon was the fact that although
the grand Jury during the last year
had brought In over twenty-five In.
dictments against parties for land
frauds, Mr. Brostol had not entered
on the prosecution OF any Of them.
Notwithstanding the urgent requests
OF the department. to begin proceed
ingsings at once,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
Slain by Robbers.

Kansas City--Louls u StcrnhovE a
grocer at Fourth strcoJ and Walker
avenue, In Kansas city Kan, was
Killed and his wife, Mrs. Hattie
Stcrnberg, was fatally injured by nm.
known robbers, who attacked them
and robbed them in their stor sun.
day night The victims Of the out,
rage were not found until twelve
hours later An open can OF slrdiucs
ON a counter a long iron bolt and a
bloody meat cleayer near the bodies
Of Mr. and Mrs Sternborg supply the
evidence OF how the crime was com.
United
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
FORTY ALASKAN MINERS KILLED


Yo'andc. Alushu.-As the result Of
an explosion lu Mine No / OF the
Yolandc Coal " Coke CO., forty men
are dead. and possibly twenty more
deaths may result before the roll Ia
completed
According 10 Superintendent r. c.
Huckabec. the explosion was undoubt-
cdly due to windy shots. Mr. Huck-
aboc had just made tour Of inspec-
ton and congratulated some Of the
men ON the condition Of their rooms
a few minutes after reaching the top
he saddlcd his horse and was about
to 10 for days hunt whom the eH'
ploslon occurred
The mines go down something like
1900 feet. There was terrific ex-
plosion. the force Of which was seen
outside. dust and timber being blown
out In great quantities, destroying
small buildings nearby and also land
ing ON The station some distance
away. There was terrific heat imme-
dlatcly after the explosion.
officials Of the company on the
scene Immediately took steps to start
rescue party to get the men on the
inside. The fans were started, and
other methods taken to eliminate the
bad air. Within an hour fourteen.
men had crawled out Of the mine. and
their description Of the inside was
heartrending. Several of these men
were badly burned. Two hours after
| h.a tHNN1 mr. II a
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
rroubl. az Teheran.

Tchcun Popular agitation against
the delay In the execution OF soldiers
who recently murdered two shopkcop.
ors hero reached a climax on SUNDAY
In hostil demonstrations on the
streets, firing ON the parliament build
ing and the resignation OF the caui
net. The shah ordered the arrest u,
the premier Nus1r al Mulk and the
minister OF the Interior SAM cd Dow.
len and Aha ed Dnwlch, the Eoyur
nor NJ ShOraf Parliament has dH
maudrd an explanation OF tho shahs
action.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
Theatrea Refuse 10 Close.

Kansas City, Mo.-Only two thea.
tres. the wits Wood and the Ma.
jestic. respected the Sunday closing
order OF Judge William II Wallace
last Sunday. The manager of tho
Majestic has notified Judge Wallace
that the Majestic will remain closed
until the legality 90 the sunday clos
INK movement g. fually decided and
II Is believed ilaw 4 Erlangcr viii
no longer resist the enforcement Of
the closing order All other theatres
and amusement parlors were open
and deputy marshals secured the
names OF all alleged yiolators OF N,
law
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
MIahIaan rreasurer Must oo.

Lansing Mich Warner
has formally notified States Attorney
General Blrd 10 draft charges against
state Treasurer Frank = Glasier On
Chelsea, Mich, looking 10 his 70.
moval from once This action follows
Governor Warmers demand for Ola.
zIor's resignation, which the treasurer
refused The CHARGES against Mr..
Gln2lor grows ont Of the closing or
the Chelsea, Mich Savings bank.
December ., by banking Commits.
sloncr Zimmerman as q result of Mr..
Glazior's financial troubles.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
TROUBLE IN Baking.
ii1arla Replies TO Note Of Russian
Minister ~ sofia.

S. Petersburg Che bulgarian
rgcrnmout hos sent motto no RIs
% in answer 10 tho recent ryprpaon.
.lions made Bog the Russian minister
8 SOFIA. with reference 20 the uciiy.
Ia OF bulgarian bands in Macedonia.
|a' note denies that the residents ~
Ie principally arc participating In
h activities. and states that Hul.
Iuia rupogos entire trust iu tho
Irycrs tO Introduce adequate reforms
Is Macedonia Il suggests the en-.
IDymcnt OF a European goudumorio.
De officers Of which shall be- ON.
gwerod 20 suppldnt the Turks Ia the
administration OF the province.
bulgaria launches a countercom.
lnint against Greek bands composed
G Crotans. which n declares are car.
l7lnR on propaganda Of Gre and
Hord. Tho Statistics for the month OF
lftobcr show that 2SS persons were
lurdcrcd.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
FUNSTON TAXES SERIOUS vew.
Finds Conditions al ooldneld Worse
Than Ne Expected

Goldnold. Nry After having met
and conferred with many citizens OF
Goldncld, General Funston ON Friday
stated that be- o. finding conditions
here worse than he had anticipated.
THE possibilities Of serious trouble
growing out of the difficulties between
the mine owners aud the miners" he
said, ARE greater than my informa.
ton previous 10 coming co. Guldnolu
had led me 10 believe have Just
photographed r. second report 10 Wash
inEton. which ~ based ON tho iniur.
nation have gathered today. do
no, believe the governor will declare
martial law at once. as no serious dis
turhunce has occurred am satisfied
with this and shall not advise such
action until Il ls absolutely necessary
A. 10 the matter Of patr0lllng tho VI.
entity uf the mines and the streets
Of the city with regulars. that ~ a
proceeding that may become ncccs.
Eary nt any hour"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
From PhIlIppInes 10 Utah.

san Francisco. The Fifteenth
United states infantry, which arrived
Friday on the transport sherman
from the Philippine Islands, departed
Sunday for Fort Douglas, Utah. The
iasiment under command OF Colonel
Walter 5. Scott marched through
tho rain from the transport dock TO
rhn ferry building, with nags hyIng
ana bands playing. The men were
rot st all dlscomforted by the rain
having been accustomed 20 chasing
Moruk through the tropical rains Of
the glands.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

Providence. II. Judge Henry A
Palmer Of the Eighth district court Of
this city issued a statement Friday IN
which be declared that an attempt had
been made 20 hrlbo him In connection
with the case OF Edward j McCabc,
an automobiles, who was held hy
Judso Palmer for the grand jury on
a charge Of monslaughtor in causiu,
the death ~ Elisha Arnold. ~ years
old. ut puwuukHt November 20.
judge Palmer declined 90 tell who OF
forcd the bride
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
heae,,-..shol b. pInsI,..

Salt Lake City Patrolman Charles
Ford, newly appointed. was shot and
fatally wounded Friday morning by
two hlghwaymcn, aa thoy were cscap.
ink from the Albany hotel bar, after
holding Il up. with four patrons. beat.
INK Jack Dempsey, mute. over the
head and riding the cash register OF
SO. The bullet struck Ford IN the lot
breast In the region OF the heart aud
passed through his body, coming out
below tho shoulder blade The men
who did the shooting escaped
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
Ie Remedy EInaneIaI condItIon.

Washington 1t can be stated on
the highrBt authority that II the sub,
committee OF the house committee on
banking ana currency now dealing
with the subject can have its way.
no cffort will be- made by the present
congress 10 adopt legislation remedial
OF the present financial condition An
the energies OF that committee win DO
directed toward the framing and pas,
sage ~ laws more general In char.
nctor and which will be- Intended 10
preclude shrinkagc Ot the circulation
cntailing widespread financial dlE
trpsH
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
rug Stores Close In Sympathy win
Saloons.

Chicago. Chicago Heights. a man.
occurring town Of $1,000 inhabitants,
erty miles south Of Chicago, was a
dosed" town by common consent Of
b ninety saloon keepers Sunday Not
Ey were the saloons closed, but also
vro tho durg stores. confectionery
nrca and news stands The saloon
sD Insisted that these places be
escd In retaliation for the activity
tho Municipal league. which body
B waging an unu.saloon war. Fol.
hing the locking Of their doors AZ
rlnight. the bartonders. accompanied
their sympathizers, parndod the
rpets shouting taunts AZ the league
umbers Rev J. Il, Fleming. bresi'
tnt ~ the reform body, said that the
wposo Of tho saloon element was TO
august the people by bringing about
y exaggerated closed" sunday.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

~ OTUih.
SPEECH ON THt . 49,
Takes Slap At the President and
Clearing House Certificates and
Says Country Wants Green
backs.

washington In the course Of a
speech iu the senate ON Monday
Senator Tmman commented charac-
torsurauy 0n financial Affairs. He
said hc believed that President
Roosevelt was patriot and that
while he had been guilty Of many In
discrcuons and said many things
which iu cooler moments he would
have been willing 10 take out OF
prInt. he did not believe that the
president felt any satisfaction what
ever In having been instrumental IN
causing the present financial parNy-
sis. as had been charged
N we are not in the midst Of
panic. We are tn the midst Of chill
produced by danger Of a panic de-
clard Mr TIlIman.
The senator held aloit a clearing
house certificate and loudly called
upon the senate to look at H.
Here Is a specimen" he declared.
~ .ooks like what you call confederate
money shinplasicr and yet they arc
issued by national banks Look at
t am going to have % engraved II
n can Doe done without destroying IL
and put 30 in the Congressional Rec
ord Aud ! don't propose to have u
destroyed and Loose dollar just to
/ anIIrhtDn YOU uu currency
Ilo wanted only good grD"nhacks.
and. in ruHnIur t0uu., speaking NJ tho
necessity of money said. You VIII
have to ro to the boupyard if you
] rnuf got b."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
AutoIst charged win MlnsIaulrter

New York John G. Rodgers will
have 20 stand trial az white Plains
on four indictments charging him with
mausIaughtcr based uu the deaths OF
Mrs Kulchor and her sister Miss la,
vIulan stein AGED women. who wcro
run down boy Rodgers automobile AZ
the t.mo OF the accident Mr Rodgers
chauffeur was running the machine
The district attorney said the machine
was running AZ high rate OF speed
an the fact that Mt Rodgers did not
direct his chauffeur 10 reduce the
speed made him equally guilty.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
HEAVY LOSS or LIFE.
Gale Along the British Coast One q
the Worst on Record.

London The gale along the Bril-
ish coast ON Friday and Saturday
which WIS described by Captain Jamc
son ~ the steamship st. Louis as tho
worst In his experience, subsidized ON
Sunday II was responsible for thu
loss OF some forty lives. 30 far as al
present known. the minor wrecks in
Guiding vessel seen 20 founder on
swunaga with a loss probably OF he's
CROW uf seven
The abatement Of the weather en-
ablcd the Cunardcr Maurctanln "a
make an easy passage TO Queenstown
NJ a speed ~ fully twunty.nvo knots
and under normal conditions she IL
expected TO eclipse all previous rec
ords ON the trip to New York.