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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-28
JUDGE A | | | IN
BIG ELEVATOR CASE
PREstDEs AT HEARING in PILLS
BURY MAsHBURN BANK
.s RUPTcY CASE.

: Fargo, N. D., Aug. 27.-U. 8. Judge
Charles r. Amidon is at ST. Paul,
where, with U. s. Judge M. D. Purdy,
he presided at a hearing in the pills
y-Washburn bankrutcy case. On
request Of the St, Paul judges, Judge
Amidon was called into the case. Sew
eral weeks ago bankruptcy proceed
ings were started at Minneapolis BY
tho company. The action was brought
into Judge Amidons court, when a
like petition was filed with the clerk
Of the federal court in this city.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-28
A REHEARING
Was DENIED
Judge Thompson Insists That
COlOred Alcohol Is Not
Whiskey and Must Be
Branded as an Imitation

Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. 27.-United
States Judge Thompson today denied
the motion for rehearing of the case
of the Union Distilling Company and
Others VS.. Collector Of Internal Rev
enue BARNARD Bettmann and Others.
This was the case in which Judge
Thompson held that artifcially color
ed spirits are not Whiskey, and must
be branded by revenue officials as
limitation whiskey."
Judge Thompson in his decision
says:
agree with counsel that this pro-
duct is a pure spirit but it is not
whiskey, and it should be marked as
spirits and not as whiskey.
Dealers distinguish genuine whis-
key from diluted spirits as straight
whiskey, but consumers have not the
same means of knowledge and are
InisIed.
Diluted spirits. artiacialIy colored
and avored In imitation OF Whiskey,
should be branded Inhalation Whis-
key and diluted spirits, pure and
simple, should be branded Spirits OF
diluted spirits. =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-28
Baizae's House.

a pretty and very grateful exercise
Of authority was that which has Just
sscIassed' Balzac's house. Henceforth
It IS to rank as historic monu-
ment. You may visit 1t Il you like
next time yon go to Paris. Write to.
the conservatism for permission; then
look for the tablet in the Rue Ray
nond that bears the inscription. Elm
tfis house lived Honore de Balzac,
1870 184s., p 1T Is the only surviving
abode Of the author Of The ssComedie
Humane Boston Transcript.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-28

Horse blankets from $1.25 to $40
each, are sold by Wolbert Hardware
Co. They are splendid values and
you can use them to sleep in while
hunting or threshing this fall, and
then have good blankets for your
horses this winter. Pick yours early.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
SPENDS
QUIET SUNDAY
AFTER CEREMONIES AT QUEBEC
PAST FEW DAYS--GlVES GRAY
BIG CHECK TO MAINTAIN
PLAINS OF ABRAHAM.

Qrebec. July 2G.-The Prince OF
Wales had comparatively quiet Sun
dag after the round of ceremonies of
the past few days.
He attended church at the English
cathedral. The royal pew at the
church had been elaborately deco-
rated. but the prince preferred to oc-
cupy less ornate position at the
central aisle.
Vice President Fairbanks was in
vited to be present At the cathedral.
but selected the church of his own
denomination, the Methodist
On the Plains of Abraham. an i'm
prcssiye solemn ass was celebrated in
the open air by the Catholic arch
bis hop of Quebec with the Duke OF
Norfolk and a large assemblage pres
err The prince gave Earl Gray a
check for $4,000 to he used IN main
tairing the Plains of Abraham as d
permanent memorial. the title deeds
of which he had turned over earlier
in the day
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
MOST RADICAL
PLANK Of ALL
WILL BE INDEPENDENCE LEA.
CUES DECLARATION ON IN.
JUNCTION ISSUE,
TO DO AWAY ENTIRELY
With Preliminary lnjunctions in Labor
Cases Seems to Be Temper of
Delegates to Convention
at Chicago.

Chicago July 26.-Thc platfrom Of
/ the Independence League, which is
to meet in national convention hero
tomorrow night, will, if the present
plans are carried out. contain a much
more radical declaration on the ques,
ton of injunctions than was embodied
in the platforms of either the Demo
cratic CT Republican party. From
present indications the temper Of the
convention viii be in favor of de
c!aration doing away entirely with
preliminary injunctions in cases Of
labor disputes.
The majority Of the delegates who
have arrived. also believe that there
should be no punishment for contempt
of court until after trial by jury The
sentiment of the convention. SO far
as il can be forecasted. is somewhat
divided concerning the financial plank
Of the platform.
The majority seems to favor a dc,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Is Named BY Hitchcock-Adopts Plan
Of Having it Made up Of Men on
National Committee.

Chicago, July Announcement
was made tonight by Frank H. Hitch
cock, chairman Of the Republican ma.
tional committee, that the following
gentlemen will constitute the execu-
tive committee. Chas f. Brooker, of
Connecticut; T. Coleman, OF Dupont
Delaware; William Il. Borah. of
Idaho; Frank o. Lowden, of Illinois
Chas. Nagel, Of Missouri; Victor Rose.
water of Nebraska, William l.. Lard.
.of New York; Edward O. Duncan. OF
North Carolina, and Boies Penrose, of
Pennsylvania.
The chairman decided to adopt a
plan OF having the executive commit.
tee made up mostly from the member.
ship of the National committee. Be
fore selecting the gentlemen named
Mr.. Hitchcock consulted with party
leaders throughout the country
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
MEDAL FOR A HEROINE
Arkansas Trainmen, Whose Lives Lit
tie Grill Saved, viii Pay Pretty
Tribute to Her.

Hot Springs, Ark. July 26.-Not-
withstanding the fact that she was de
MED recognition by the Carnegie Hero
Fund Commission, little Myrtle Nc.
Adoo will receive gold medal tomor
row for her act of heroism last De
cember in saving the lives of several
trainmen.
Although only years of age, she
took her shawl and tagged freight
train. which otherwise would have run
into a burning bride. The employees
of the Little Rock, Hot Springs and
Western Railway will present their
benefactor with an appropriate medal
at Benton, when the passenger train
pulls into the depot tomorrow morn
ing
Col. s w. Fordyce of ST Louis pre-
sented the heroine with a check for
500 shortly after her remarkable per
formance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
TURKISH PEOPLE
GIVEN FREEDOM
PRONUNCIATION OF THE CONSTt
TUITION GREETED WITH
DEMONSTRATIONS.
LIBERTY OF THE PRESS
Is Restored and Newspapers Are Ex,
pressing Joy Over Suitans
Act--Ministers Swear
Fidelity.

Constantnople July 2G Sunday
was given to patriotic demonstrations
ami speeches in general rejoicing over
the PRONUNCIATION of the constitution
by the sultan. All steamers on the
Bosphorus were gaily decorated with
flags and 10000 people marched in
procession to Yildez, Isl SIX. ami
the sultan continuously. During the
Saturday, the pc pie
compelled the ministers of state to
swear fidelity to the constitution.
The principal points Of the new con,
stitrtion are: Personal liberty; FIRE >
press; no punishment without trial;
religious toleration equa 'ty of al
Ottoman subjects; security of prop.
erty; inyiolability OK domicile and
abolition of torture.
The general assembly will consist
of two chambers senator's to be
chosen by the sultan for distinguished
service to the state, and deputies to
be elected in proportion of one each
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
BRYAN VISITED
BY HITCHCOCK
NEBRASkAN AND REPUBLICAN
CAMPAIGN LEADER HAVE
PLEASANT CONVERSATION.
POLITICS ELIMINATED
From Discussion-Bryan Paid no At.
tenton to VIM. r. Hearst, Who
Had Room in Same
Hotel.

Chicago. H., July 26 VIM ]. Bryan
spent the greater part OF today In his
rooms at the hotel where he received
a number of visitors. chief among
whom was Frank Fl. Hitchcock, chair.
man of the Republican committee
who called to pay his respects. The
two men spent some time in pleasant
/ conversation which apparently both
enjoyed
| Politics were not mentioned
| In the morning Bryan attended the
First Presbyterian church whore h.
listened to sermon on Civic Duty,
by Rev, John A. Morrison. After his
, return TO the hotel he met informally
members of the subcommittee of the
Democratic national committee. Plans
of the coming campaign were dis,
cussed.
Bryan announced that next week he
VIII announce dates on which he in
tends making addresses during tn.
next two months. He left tonight for
Omaha. where he will be tomorrow
the guest of Aksarbcn Club, AT a ban
quet He will also be initiated into
the society
Although VIM. r. Hearst of New
York, arrived during the day and his
room in the hotel was not far from
Mr.. Bryan's, neither of the men paid
the slightest attention to each other.
II was announced today that John n
Burton, of New York, VIII act as as
sistant secretary dutunie national com
mittee thrdugl Of his feanipaign. VIII
II y Ahhptt tout tust,ointea head "
me press bhrn''fas a,,,of WIN work IN
connection wie~.. :. advisory bureau
under the direction of Henry Waiter
son. Chairman Mack decided to es.
tablish headquarters at the Auditor
ium Annex.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27

claraticn that all money should be
issued directly by the government
without any intermediary Others in
cline to view that money should be
issued through national banks. over
capitalization of corporations will hc
condemned.
OF the candidates now in the field
for president Thomas l.. Hsgen, of
Massachusetts. has strong following
and he is apparently in the lead w
NJ. Howard of Alabama, has many
friends. who are making a strong
fight for him The Indiana delegation
is pushing Chas. F. S. Neal of that
state. other candidates are: John 7.
Graves. of Georgia. and Howard s.
Taylor. of Chicago. The name of
Chas. A. Walsh, Of Iowa, secretary of
the national committee, and who for,
many years acted in the same capacity
for the Democratic party, is also men
toned.
William r. Hearst. who is to be tea
porary chairman of the convention. 81
rived today Hearst said there was
no probability of fusion with the Dem
ccratic party or the endorsement of
Bryan.
At a conference held early in the
evening If was decided that Charles A.
Walsh should be permanent chair.
man of the convention.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
GIVES SOME DATA.
Washington, July 26 -Ameri

Washington July 2G. American
Ambassador Leishman has communi.
Gated to the state department some
infcration bearing on conditions I'm
turkey. which reached a climax In the
imperial tirado restoring the consti-
triton og 1876. Under yesterdays
date the ambassador says that politi-
cal conditions are assuming a some
what serious aspect In Macedonia.
where n large portion Of the Third
army corns Is said to be Joining hands
with the Christians and the Moham-
nedar population in demanding the
guarantees of the constitution. which
has been proclaimed in Macedonia.
There have been $40 disorders on a
large scale, hut several officials have
been assassinated. AS understood I'm
Washington. the constitution #
Macedonia was proclaimed week
ago and Il has been the agitation IN
that country for guarantees that its
provisions viii be carried out that
has led 10 disorders there and in
other parts Of Turkey, which brought
about the latest proclamation of the
sultan
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
ATTENDED CHURCH
JUDGE TAFT WAS CENTER or
GROUP OF FRIENDS AND Ac-
QUAiNTANCES
Called Many BY First Namc-Chair,
man Warner OF Notification Com.
nittec Arrived in Cincinnati
Yesterday.

Cincinnati O., July &c VIM. II. TAFT
today, with Mrs Charles Taft and her
daughter. Miss Louise, attended morn,
ing services at Christ Episcopal
church, The edifce is undergoing re-
pairs, and the services wrce held In
the basement, the capacity Of which
was tested by the attendance. Mr..
Taft joined heartily in the service
and at its conclusion made he cen.
ter CT an admiring group Of friends
and acquaintances, many of whom he
greeted by their first names, and with
all of whom he shook hands
He then returned to the home of his
brother where he is staying, and re
NAMED there until late in the after
noon, when he paid visit to the bed,
side Of John W. Heron. father Of Mrs
Taft, who has been i'll for some time
Senator Warner, Of Missouri chair
man of the notification committee,
reached the city during the day. but
did not present himself to Mr. Taft.
There seems to be little left for the
local notification arrangement com
mittee to do, as every part of Tues
days program seems to have been
thoroughly perfected.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
SHOOT DOWN RIOTERS
British Troops viii Allow No Trouble
in Bombay--Situstion is ouiet
at Present.

Bombay, July 26.-There was FUR
their rioting here today, which again
necessitated the intervention of the
trcops. A number of the strikers
were killed The determination OF
the authorities to shoot down the riot
els seems to have cowed them and
the situation this evening is qnieted.
The disorders in Bombay occurred
two days ago. when a large number
of mill hands went out on strike as
a mark of sympathy for Nationalist
leader. who had been found guilty and
punished for seditiOus utterances.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
SENTENCE IS APPROVED
President Roosevelt Opposes Re n
statement Of Cadets Who Were
Expelled For Hszing.

Oyster Bay " Y. July 2G.-Pr s.
lent Roosevelt heartily approves 4
the action of the army authorities f1
suspending the eight cadets from the
Military Academy AZ West Point {
hazing. and If the president can pre-
vent it the cadets will never be rein
stated The report Cf the board Of
officers at the academy recommend
iny the dismissal OF the men vas seat
to the president and he returned It
stamped with his approval
The president has set his fost
down cn hazing." said Secretary Loeb
toady and il did not take him long
10 approve Of the dismissal cf the men
Thc matter is out Of the secretary
.of wars hands entirely. and it IS nov
up TO congress to pass a Law reiustat
ing them"
VIII the president sanction such
law If congress passes IT" Mr. Jceh
was asked
That IS going too Gar in ihs
future be replied.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
EXPRESS COMPANY SUED
BY Louisville Lawyer For $4,000
Company's Detectives Ransaeked
His office BY Mistake.

Louisville Ky. July &c G. Nc
Mahon an attorney has filed suit for
s50.00c against the Adams Express
company and Detectives Foster and
Daley of this city. He charges them
with having broken into his office and
searched his private papers.
The suit grows out of a $4,000 ac
ton brought by the express cocu
pany against Eugene Mcdonald. who
occupied an office adjacent 10 that
of Mcmahon Mcdonald was charged
with having fixed j package so that
it. would catch fire on an express car.
giving 1T to the company at ludianap-
oils after setting a value of $1,000
on il and then attempted TO collect
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
WANTS To WE'D
SENATOR'S SON
WILL RAYNER is NOW IN SAM
TA7lUM-MRS. FISHER PRO
TESTS LOVE.
SHE PAWNED HER RINGS
In Order to Give Him Money When
He Took to rinking-Woman
Forgets Husband and Chit
dren-Divorce Pending.

Washington, July 2G.-"t love VIII
Rayncr," said Mrs, William II. Fishcr.
Our parting at the boat was one CT
the most cruel things have ever
! known"
Without a thought for her husband
land scarcely one for her three chill.
/ dren, Mrs. Fisher told of the mutual
imatl alton of herself and young Ray
Iner, and made their love its iustifica.
tion. Rayner has been, placed in a re-
treat by his father, who was appointed
committee in lunacy for him, Ii
vorce proceedings against Mrs.
Fisher were instituted some time ago
| by her husband, William H. Fisher,
and the case is pending.
1T is unfair to me, against the
wishes of Mr. Rayner for the impress
sion to prevail that he wished to east
me off " said Mrs. Fisher He wants
to marry me when he is legally free
To do 50, and | want TO marry him
VIXEN | can Legally 40 So
MY going away with win Rayner
was not premeditated ON my part.
bad known him a long time and h
had repeatedly pleaded with me to go
with him. | always refused.
Il used to go out automobile riding
with him. One day | went with him
to Gettysburg. The machine broke
down and we did not get home until
3 o'clock in the morning That was
the turning point. | was afraid to go
to my home at so mseemly an hour,
for | did not know what the cOnse-
Qucnccs would be when my husband
and Mr. Rayner met. II was then
that / for the first time needed the
pleadings of Mr.. Rayner to go away
with him.
IF was radiantly happy with him.
He was always kind and affcctonate
and considerate to me, and layished
on me everything that he thought my
heart could desire When his fat1er
stopped sending him allowances he
became pressed for money, and | even
had to give the rings off my fingers
to Mr. Rayner in order that he could
procure funds by pawning them. 1t
was during and following this stage
that Mr.. Rayncr began drinking
heavily and attracted notice in Nor
folk by his actions.
when | left the steamer on Thurs
day morning. Senator Rayner who
had already announced that he would
place his son in a retreat, gave me
300 and told me he would do nothing
further for me If took any legal
steps to effect his sons release.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
REVOLUTION is ENDED
HondUran Government Troops Oc-
cupy City Of choluteca and Cap
ture Many Revolutionists.

Tegucigalpa. Honduras. July &c
Tho government troops today Oecu-
pied Choluteca which some time ago
was CAPTURED by the revolutiOnists,
and it is believed in official circles
that this practically ends the revoiu-
iion Many prisoners have been
taken by the government troops. Re
ports from all over the republic indl-
cate that the country is tranquil.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
POWDER HOUSE BURNS.

Assumption. M. July 26.-Fiftee
hundred pounds of dynamite burne
Ike wood iast night. when the powder
house at coal company's plant
burned. and the absence Of explosives
In the house saved Assumption. To
gether with the dynamite burned ther.
we're 500 pounds Of giant powder.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
HELIE CAN USE 1T.

New York. July 26-Among tle
stockholders of the Berkeley Athlete
association. voluntarily wound M 10
years ago. was Miss Anna Could now
Princess de Sagan Under an order
of Supreme Corrt Justice Goff the
City Chamberlain is directed to pay TO
her s6S.l2. being her share OF the as
sets of the association.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
for every 10000 inhabitants.

IUI VNtTY oWlVWV IIIHdDIIdHLs.
Following the suitan's TRADE order.
ing the dismissal OF spies, these alb
horred persons who formally haunted
all public places, have now complete.
~ vanhised. The newspapers are
freely indulging their new found lib
.erty and are expressing the people S
JOY over the granting of the constitu
tioI.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
1000 ACRES OF CELERY
FLOODED WHEN LEVEE BROKE

Antioc. Cal. July 26.-Early this
morning. 2e0 feet of the San joaquin
river levee gave way and Jersey Is
land. comprising i,0oo acres Of celery,
was flooded The property loss is IS
timated at S50o0.000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
ROOSEVELT ACCEPTS.

New York, July 26.-President
Roosevelt has accepted the honorary
presidency of the Peace and Arbitra
ton League, which is the outgrowth
of the North Carolina congress and
which has as its object adequate ar
mament and effective arbitration.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
LOCKED IN EMBRACE.

Columbus. Ohio. July 26.-John AMI
David Williams, twins. aged seven
years were drowned in the Scioto
river this evening One of the boys
was watching the other attempting TO
swim and. noticing him sink. went to
the rescue. when the bodies were
discovered they were locked in esch
Others embrace.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
CONSEuL FROM CASTRO ALSO
MAZE OBJECT OF GREAT
DEMONSTRATION.
POLICE WERE HELPLESS
Could Not Cope With Mob That Sur
rounded Consulate and Troops
Had to Be Called to
Keep Order

Willemstead Island of Curacco
July Calculations between Vene
zuela and the people of the Island q
Curacao. Dutch West Indies, ar,
strained to the breaking point.
Following long series of what the
residents OF Curacao regard as a.
tagonistic actions on the part OF
President Castro, directed against
themselves and the Dutch govern.
ment, mobs gathered in force at this
capital last night and expressed their
resentment in an attack upon the
home of a Venezuelan who had pub
lished statements in Venezuelan
newspapers derogatory to the island,
and later held violent demonstrators
in front Of the residence of a Velc-
zuelan consul, surrounded the Ger
mar consulate where he had taken
refuge and compelled the ordering
OUT Of armed troops SO that the con
sui might be protected from injury.
Made Him Apologize.
The demonstration before the resi-
dence of the Venezuelan consul,
Senor Lopez, occurred late last night
and it is stated that two shots were
fired from the cOnsul's house; no one
was injured. Prior to this, about 10
O'Clock last night a mob numbering
one thousand, gathered in front of
the dwelling of the Venezuelan resi-.
dent, who, 1t Is alleged, had insulted
Cgraccao in Venezuelan liafrrs,
broke down the door with stones aud
seinzing the man, compelled him u
sign a paper which set forth an
elaborate excuse for the publication
Of the statements with which he was
charged
The leaders of pOpulace also forced
him to make a public apology from
the balcony of his home, while the
crowd below hooted and groaned in
accompaniment The members of the
mans family were compelled to play
the Dutch national hymn while the
people below shouted Down with
Castro! long may WiIheImina liye!
Police Powerless.
The police were entirely unable to
cope with the demonstrators. No
bodily harm was done to any one, ami
the procession was formed and the
march made upon the consuls home.
This morning it was noticed tha.
there was no shield upon the BUILD
ing occupied by the Venezuelan con
sui There was a gathering of a MOB
again in the morning and when 1t
was learned that the Venezuelan con
su! had proceeded to the German
consulate. this building was sur
rounded by an ever increasing mob.
The attorney general made de
termined effort to quiet the populace
which was becoming ore excited all
the while A small military force al
tempted to check the demonstration
IT became necessary to call out addi
tional troops and these at once pro
ceeded to patrol the streets and stop
the rioting.
Troops Guarded Lopez.
Consul Lopez was escorted to the
Venezuelan consulate by an armed
force and he gathered up the officia'
documents of his office and was es
corted back to his home. An armed
guard was left to protect the Vene-
zuelan consulate and another guard
was stationed at the consuls home.
Other troops continued patrolling the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-27
MOTHER RELENTS.

New York. july 26--Johu A Van
Rensselaer,. charged with having sent
a threatening letter to his mother. vas
paroled today in the custody OF his
counsel His mother does not desire
10 press her charge.