Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-07

burglary in the robbing of Strauss
jewelry store some months ago. The
jury chosen consisted Of the following 4
Frank Wilcox, M. Clooten, G. Mar
TENSION, John Wray. VIM. Coleman,
James sebry, Fl u. Mich elson, ". 3.
Breen, B. M. Beers, I. ]. Woodmansee,
N. II. Lovin, Arthur Shipp.
The evidence Of the prosecution was
not very strong being largely circum-
stancial. 1T went into the details Of
the robbery and the fact that McGlory
was a. boon companion Of the man
sent to the penitentiary for the crime
and other matters bearing on the case.
The defense put on the stand the
convicted man who shortly afer the
robbery pleaded guilty to the crime,
and he denied that McG Glory had any
thing to do with the robbery. The
case will probably go to the jury to-
day.
Bad Storm on soo-AlI along the
500 from Garrisont:to Hankinson yes
Iterday a bad storm was raging which
bids fair to block the line again. The
rotary went north yesterday morning
and is now at Garrison whence It will
lsstart this morning to relieve the pas
senger train that is stuck between
Underwood and Washburn. There
will be no train north this morning In
consequence Of this stuck up attitude
of the only passenger train on the
Iline. Yesterdays train from the south
was stuck last night between Brad.
Edock and Brittin and will not get
away until the rotary can reach it
Isome time today, consequently there
4 viii be no train out for the south until
late In the day, Supt. Derrick has got
Iout Of Herried with his plow and is
working on the Pollock branch. The
/ snow is very soft and sticky and the
Eplows can hardly get through it, ~
Concert Recital A combination Of
Iother attract ions and inclement wealth
Ter prevented many from attending the
concert-recital last evening, given by
Miss Jessie Messersmith and Miss
Emma Perley Lincoln, but the appre
citation Of the audience compensated
for the limited attendance.
Miss Holemoe was unavoidedly 40
4 sent which threw the burden Of enter
tainment upon Misses Messersmitl
4 and Lincoln. The honors were equal
lily divided between them III filling the
4 breach.
Miss Messersmith has a clear and
well trained voice. particularly suited
to concert work; among her selections
were NY Lover he comes Oh the Ski. Y
aSunbeams, Who'll buy MY Layen.
der. and The Last Rose 81 Summer
Az an eIocutionist Miss Lincoln is both
dramatic and humorous and shows
careful study Of her subjects. she
Igave Our Hired Girl, aThe Raggedy
Man, ~ Pauline Pavlovna, z ana q
selection from Prairie Breezes,,, 81
4 Foley. Miss Lincoln has future full
Of promise and win In time become
one Of our public entertainers.
Mrs. George schnepper was the ac-
companist and was Of great assistance
to the two ladies IN carrying through
successfully avery difficult program.
viii Have a sstrenuous Time Tow
that the bill creating the once 81
temperance commissioner has been
passed by both houses it is pretty
certain the governor viii sign this and
the other bills looking to the better
enforcement Of the prohibition law.
ne back up his work the temperance
conn missioner will have not only the
original prohibition law but the help
Of the following measures which viii
doubtless become laws Compelling.
the holders Of government tax receiptg
for the sale Of liquor to register the
Same With the county auditor ana pay
4 Zee Tor the privilege, This Bill also
makes 1.-THE duty Of the auditor to get
Information from the revenue officers
Continued on pare 81.