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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-19

State Senator w. g. White Of Flu.
wanna, spent yesterday in the city, and
was a caller during the day at the
Capitol. Senator White was the guest
of his brother. Mr.. Peter ]. White, the
local architect, who is one Of the COM
petitors for the contract to construct
the proposed annex to the Library
building. The Senator attended the
Roanoke convention and was pleased
with It's deliberations.
He said to Times Dispatch repre-
sentative yesterday that there was just
enough spice and fire in the proceed
ings to make the convention interest
Ing. Senator White was of opinion
that the platform was wise and con-
servative, and that It was such a docu-
ment as would appeal to the reason
OF the average voter
Mr.. Harvey L. Wilson. managing edi-
tor OF the Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch,
and one Of the brightest newspaper
men in the State. spent yesterday in
the city, looking after some private
affairs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-19

Mr.. o. v. Hanger. Of Amherst, assis-
tant clerk Of the Senate. Is In the city
on official business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-19

ASK for Bnons
El an Int recaNn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-19

kidney has ncurabe and why the deaths
discovery Fultons
Inflammation In the KIDNEY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
=" ~ = e :, J GaE . = - : : = = :
Nailepszy lekarz " 6wie

Ks. F. starbird, = East Y.ay-
mond, Name, powiada: ,,Uzywa-
lem Buok1lena masd arnikowei przez
kilka lat, ma moja stare z-wojska
ranesi lnne uporozYwe b6le, zna-
laz}em jajakonajlepsze lekaret NO
w6wieole.. Utywam jej take =
wielkiem powodzenieml5 v mojem
i~nteresie wenetarycznem"- Cena
atc. waptece panas NJ. J. Kowa~
'lewskiego, ~ s. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26

skich parcelach ma Mr,onkowie
Zmarla, kt6ra liczffs. bfisko so LAT -
wieku, pred pietna!.slt'lut!.. liaEtyy, sulEpef-
ME zaniewidzia}a. i y wielklch boz
le6ciach do Boga reee wyeiagaia j:
sic modl. Ia. Niebo sxka poohodzifa.
z rodsic6w z familii kackich Z Bic
law pod Czersk,em. Oby jejda} ran
Bog odpoozynek wieczny. Po 6. p
Drazkowskioh ~pozosta}o s-'ro die
CT; 4 e6rki i } sYn6w. Piecioro die
CT jest W starym kraju, a dwo]e W
Paul,na zamesna "a Ja-
mem Wnukiem Llpihskim " Vie.
lu, Maryanna Zomkcwa, wdowa. Pc
Zemke " kaslaach pod
Czerskiem, Antonina, zame&na "a
Jak6bem Brzezihskim W kubni pod
Czerskiem, Auna %najm}odsza Ia
mezna "a Teofllem Derdowshim W
'Wielu, a obocnie W Me]len, Wis.
Piolr Dratkowski syn, w}asciciel
wielk:ej oberzy i piekarni " Kisze~
Miohal syn ma gospodarstwo
w Zimnych Zdrojaoh pod Stare
i Jan Dra&kowskl, kt6ry
|pos,ada wielki handel zelasny cd
lat 20 ~przesz1o v Ironwood, Mich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
re SLASKA.

BYTOM. Process O 6piewanie poll
skie:: Agent gazety opols. p. Gla-
zowski, stawa} " tYoL dniach
pred tutejsza izba karna, poniewaz
" mieszkaniu p. g. sig schodzi'i i
polskle p'e6ni 6piewali. Polioya by
Ia zdania, ze take ,,zebrania" ma
ja isl bye uprzednio zameldowane.
Sad ~wszYstkich uwolni9, stwier-
dzlwszy, ze chodzifo tn tylko. Q
przygodne luzne zejscie. sic zna-
jomycb, kt6rzy soble cos zafpiewaa
Ii. a takich ,,zebrah" sameldo-
wa6 ME potrzeba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26

WYsTRUG. W pewnej wiosce
W okoliey przyby} do miej scowego
kowala, kt6ry za&ywa " okolicy
slave jako d~entysta, wie6niak z
prosba, ably mu wyrwa} chory xab.
Chcac zadosc uczyni6 Jego prosbie,
kazs} mu kowal uwiasa6 zab ssnur~
KEN, kt6ry przymocowa} do ko-
wad}a. Nastepnie; rozpali} HAWAI-
*elaza i pocza} z MIN zblizac sig do
wystrassonego wiesaiaka. Kiedy
.kowal by} JUL blisko. niego opapo-
wal biednego wiesniaka TAXI stracb,
>e zapomnia ~szy, il jest przywia~
zanym, podakoczy} " gore j wy,
padl- : kuzni 1akZ: szalony, lecz:-
JUL bez zeba. 5.r.e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
Il POD M0sKALA

WARSZAWA, Ma jasny hory
5zont wysune}y sig nagle ozarne
:ohmury, pedzone silnym pd}noono~
:wschodnim wiatrem - potem
spadt drobny 6nleg, a W kiika
p6zuiej zaja6uia}a b}yskawi lea
j :rozlegl sig hulk ploruna:
Pc kilku minutach, nastapi}o
.drugie uderzenie. %pioruna,. jaz nieco
s4absze, a r6wnoczesnie. zadymka
:sniezna zamieni9a sig W ulewe l..po
=toki woody pop}ypely ulicami.
! Zjawiska taktego ME pamietajsw
Warszawie cd: stycznia r. 1868,
to. " ostatnich dQlach tego
3mieeiaca przeszla mad Wsrszawa:
nawalnioa z .piorunami.
P4OCK. z Pfocka donosza, IL
ina zebrauiu og6lnem: tamtei azeg4o
jssdu okreeowegos rozpatrywano
.sprawe sedownikdw gminnych' o.
Ikarzonyoh o wprowadzenie jszyks
" ssdach. Postano VIC 40
|umor.y6 spraxyee, wszgstkiich }awnl~
|k6w, poeiagnletyeh poprzeedpio do
'odpowiedzialno6ci, odda6 sas. pod
SAD jedynie sedzi6w gmniirnnycb,. ?
.mocy czesci piewszei, art. 34l kod
karin, .przewldpjaaeego wydalenie e e:
.s4u4bB i. wiezlenie Cd. 8 do = 10
miesieoy. bes pozbawien'a4praw. Go.
do sedsiego . urzedu " I okr. pow
lipnowskiego, p. Witkowsk'ego,
kt6ry czas dlutsz,y, bawi} "a gram
i odtad ME byi badany " charak-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26

PUCK. Wydobywajace sic 2
miookarnl. parowej iskry wznieci1y
u dziedzica Belowa W Os}anowie
ogieh. Zpowodu. wielkiego wiatru
polar przybraf wielkie: rozmiary.
Spali&Y SIC ? stodoly, s~tajoia ola
konl i zrebiat.. wozown.a sk4ad
ola maszyn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26

RYBNIK. Ohwiesi} Sc tutaj "
areszcie policyjuym nlejak's Win
Gently Szul,k. w areszcie osadzone
20, poniewaz W pijaaym stanie zne-
cal sic W uieludzki spos6b mad swa
IONS. Urzeduik policyjny zamknaa4
90 W cell, ably sig m6g} przespac,
lecz zapomnia} pray tcj sposobnosci
odebra6 mu pasek it'd co :az"y-
wyczaj sia ozyni. Gdy mad wieczo
rem urzedn,k po!icyjny zajrsal do
cell, zasta1 So. obwieszonego i bez
zyeia. Przywo}ano ]ekarza, kt6ry
iuz tylko 6mler6 stwierdzi{. Przy-
czyna samob6jstwa byla z pewno
sofa Ottawa pred domem przYmu-
sowej pracy. 81: Pozostawh liozna
rodzine.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26

/ GNIEZNO. M4oda parks, l8
letnl gimnazyasta i 2%l~letnia pa
'uienka, oboje z Poznania dzieci
:powazanyoh rodzic6w, sajeohali do
ihoteln. lego samego dnia wleczo~
rem naplsa} m}odzienieo list do
brata W Pozuaniu, ably mu
$niezw}ocznie przys}a} pienledzy ~,
.edyz " przeciwnYm razie bedzie
:zmuszony sobie i swej ukochanej
zyoie. Nastepnego dnia
;rano otrzyma} m}odzieniec telo~
" ktorym mu brat donosi,
lie pieniadze z pewno6cie nadejda.
iPojmujemy przerazenle park, gdy
10 godz. pol do 9 zamiast oczekiwa.
Snego listonosza z pieniedzmi, ujr.e-
Iii brata wraz z komisarzem poll
icviuym. Komisarz oiebra{ MO-
Bdziencowi revolver z S naboiami,
a m}oda parke po}udniowym pocia-
Egiem pieknie i g~rzecznie przywie'
Eziono do Pozuanla.
/ zN1N. Ma drodze ztad do Rydle-
wa napad} jakl6 dotad niewySle'
Edzony zbrodn,arz s~luzaca nauczY-
Eciela Rydlewa, kt6ra 20 zakupnie
Ewracaia wleczorem do domu. Zbro-
rzuci} j. ma ziemie, zabra}
Etowary ID marki got6wki. Do
Eszkoly W Goguikow vie, do pomiesz.'
|kania nauczyciela Ryszuikiew ioza
mlano podobno rzpoid kamieh, kt6.
# 81
Try st1ukf podw6jpe ssyby i zranla
10 letpiego sy1nnka r. " pleoy
:Sprawcy ,dotad nle~ysledzono.
GNlEZNO. Niedz,elny numer
Lecha zostat. prfzl4e'1z:. prokuratorJy!qa
guisznienska skonfiskowany..
GNIEzNO. Zareozajq, BE ki'kakro
tnie ,wymieuionY jake kandydatsna
arcybislupstwo gniezniehskie i po'-
z~nahskie, kanonik j: regens semiiln1a-
ryum duchowuego, ks. Kloske, ro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
2 POZNANSKIEGO.

SZAMOTUkY. Dw6oh ch}opa-
k6w szk6luy Oh napad}o ma drodze
H. letnia dsiswczynke l wyrwali je)
,ortmonetke z ITO %. Pewiep pan,
tory przypadkowo przechodsi}
trosa, zajat sig p}aosaca dziew
Jakas kobieta, widzac. to,
*adzila, ze 6v jegomokc chce ja u
w,es6 i u%wiadoml}a natycbmiast
zaudarma. Wkr6tce jednak rzecz
sic wy6wietll}a, a ma}ych rabusi6w
pochwycono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
W1EsCI z OJUZYZNY

! E 4 OJCZYZNl !
~
z PRUS POLSRICH.
DABRowKA. Mular. c1ubeoti
wi6s} ze sspengawska 2 fury s}o-
my. By} JUL bl,sko Dabrdwki, wtem
nopadl go. nleapodzlanle taxi gwa}-
towny wioher, se przewr6oi} jedDa
fure. Mularz Co.,. kt6ry sig ma tel
furze .snajdowa}, spadi tsk niesx-
cxesliwie, te zfamaf noge. N~iesscze-
flxego odstawiopo do. domu oho-
tyoh W starogardzie. "
s. ~
KWIDZY N. We Wandowie zbli
4ylo s,e DIV u~letnie. dzieeko gospoda-
tzat Tillmanna zanadto do pieca'
Maggie zspali}7 sig ma MEM suk'en'
ii. Matka polar niebawem et}umi}a'
psieoko tax: sig jednak p~opatzy{o-
e. piebawem zmario. wsr6d, okrop>
nych! bulesci..
a. LUBAWA. w lasach pod ka
korzem znaleziono urzednika. gos.
podarcsego J6zefa Karzego z prze'
cieteml .zylami. u Level reki. Odr
stawiouo 60 d. ~lazaretu. Karzy pc.
ohodzl Z Pozpanskiego i by} W kohv
GU urzedniklem gospodarosym "
Ulnowie pa Mazurach.
SUSZ. " niebezpieczehstwie by
eias znajdowa2o, sc H. ry]bak6w se
snsza' lSw:stesiekierki. Znajdowa':
Ii sle ma lodzie; gdy nagle WICKER
PREY bral inuY kierunek, lodi rozpek}
sig i wlelka kra wyp}yne}a z -
rybakami ma pe{ne. morze. Poprze-
dnio zauwazy}a, pewaa Geese ryba'
k6w: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i zdo}a}a
4ycie oealjf.. Ia pospleszyla ma as.
timex. roxbitk6w i z pomooa san j
{6dek zdota}a 1oh " -kohcu ooalie.
KANLARKI. Ma tute jczych do
brach spallk sig dom miesska|ny,
ptsyczem przez nagle zawalen'e dig
komina .p~ostradali zycie pewien roo
botnik aagranioznJ, oraA parobek
Borowski. Ciezkie rany. odni6s} o.
erodnik z Wierzbowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
, ~ - -.si.,- rHE.' - .
4 GAL[ICYI

: Z GALICYI
B1sKUPI polscy wYdali wsp6l~
ny list pasterski o 50nletnim jubi-
leuszu kap}ahstwa OLGA sw' Piusa
X. Zalecaja obchodzenie tego JUDI
leuszu W kazdej .paraf1i modlitwa
ga intenoya OLGA sw. dzie4ami mi.
fosierdzia, ::fundowaniem s~zpitali,
ochronek, przytufk6w ola kalek j
starc6w, ..eras:-sk}adaniem swieto-
pietrZa. .& :. ~*@.i.
SwIATNlIKI G6RNE. Bojkot
towar6w pruskich. Liczuie zgroma-
DIEM dnia 10 lutego b.r. z Juicy
atywy Czytelni mleszkahcy Swla-
tnik G~6rnych, }aena do wielu 10
'ych jeszcze jeden gfo' protest u
prseci wko gwa}tcm prusklm ma Po-
lakach W Poznahsklem i Prusiech
Wschodn,ch, a zarazem p~rzyrzeka~
j. sobie bojkotowac, wedle swych
! . = :: r. ..-7rI--" - H> >...~s -
ssi}, towary pruskie wp}ywac W
= -: -. ,;str 80 ~
tym duchu NJ otoczenie, jake tez i
ma em,grujapych d. Prus robotui.
kdw ably praoy awej lie dawal'
tym, kt6rzy gnsbie naszyoh braoi.
W celu zawia.a1o komitet, kt6ry
bedzie mia} "a zadanie lnformowa
ME jak'm towarom i " jaki spo-
49,. !. 81 3;*s.:I .'>' ,'.~r'
sob naleky odm6wi6 zbytu W Gall
cyl.
: ZABIERzo w. 81 .:Nam,estnik
nadaf p.-~Audrzejowl Myszalowi.
emeryt 'wanemu dyrektorowi ezko}y
ludowej " Zabierzos j., medal no
norowy "a dwudzlestopiecioletnia
dziataluod6 przyS*' strazy ognliowej
W Zabierzowie, kt6r rel by} za}oiy-
cielem oraz n~aczelnlkiem 10 ostat
Mich dni swej sfuzby,, csynnej. An
drzej Myssa} 'napisal i wyda} bar
dzo:praktycz";y, p~odreoznlk ola stra-
~: poz1a1r.nyoh :ooho!tn'loz Y;
skich, kt6ry w~.tysiacach egzempla=
rzy rozesia} poSca}ym: kraju.
DOLSK. Borowy p. Marciniak z
,nadlesdictwa Orl'niec
l. - - - r.,f.... rft.- '+.@'t -, .
pod .Dolskiem, zastrzeli{ W tych
.'-- -: -. so = .&--t- = 3"
dniach bie}ego orla. z rozpostarte-
mi skr1yd}ami li,zyl on 2. metry
6rednicy. 80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26

dowity Gdrno6iaaz.alkls, r:a'etccz'ywiscie
zostanie arcybiskupema Donossas,
|te wyjechal 2 Gniesnas Nd kilka dDi,
moze " ee'u poddaniiiass5, SIC tax was-
procesowi iuformacyjpemu..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26

OPOLE. Ma dworou tute]szym
prze}adowano do6c obszerna kiste.
Prsechodzi} tam tedy le6nijk. ze
swym psem, kt6ry pocsui cos oso
bliwssego. Otworzouo owe kiste j
znaleziono 10 . letnia dziewczyne
ze zwiazanemi rekami zatkanemi
,wat4 ustalni:: biedna ofiara. dawaia
male znaki zycle i odes}apo IL do
szpitala " Opo!u. K,sta padesa}a z
Herb6 Y.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-19
METHODISIS
Refuse to Lift Ban On Dane.
ing, Cards and Other
Sinful Things

Baltimore, Nd, May 1S.-It is re-
ported tonight on what seems excel
lent authority that the report of the
committee on episcopary which will
be presented to the Methodist Episco-
pal general conference tomorrow, will
be in the natue of surprise, in that
it will recommend the election Of ten
bishops. Hitherto 1t has been gem
orally believed that the number rec
commended would be eight or possib-
ly six.
Second only in interest to the cleo
tion of bishops, perhaps, is the final
action on the paragraph of church
discipline relating to amusements,
touching which the address of the
bishops recommended the excision of
dancing, card playing and certain
other words from the paragraph. BY
decisive vote the committee on
state Of the church, to which matter
was referred, today decided to rec
ommend to the conference that the
paragraph on amusements remain as
it now stands and thus negatived the
recommendations Of the bishops. The
vote in committee was nearly three to
ten against making the change.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-19
CATHOLICS GONE NORTH.
Get Money for Their School
Missions From Indian
Trust Funds

Washington, D. c., May1S.-In an
opinionr by Chief Justice Fulle
against the appellants in the case of
Reuben Quickbear, Albert Eagle
feather and all other members of the
Sioux Indian tribe of Rosebud agen-
cy in South Dakota, versus Indian
Commissioner Leupp and Secretaries
Garfield and Cortelyou, the supreme
court of the United States today
practically held that the sections in
the Indian appropriation in 1899 and
1900 directing the use of appropria-
lions for the benefit of. sectarian
schools on the Indian reservation,
are not applicable as treaty and trust
funds.
The case grew out of an effort on
the part of the Indians to enjoin the
payment Of $4,000 from their treaty
fund and So 900 from their trust fund
to the st. Francis Catholic Indian
school mission on Rosebud reserva-
ton under contract by the COM
missioner of Indian affairs in 1905.
The Indians commended the provis-
ions the appropriation bills Of 1899
and 1900 had the effect of prohibit-
ing the use of any Indian funds in
the interest of sectarian education,
but the court of appeals for the
District of Columbia held the sec
tons to be applicable only to money
directly appropriated by the bills of
which these sections formed part,
and not to funds otherwise establish
ed. The supreme court accepted
this view and affirmed the verdict.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-19
silent SPEAKER
COMES To N. OAK.
PROF. THOMAS SHERIDAN OF
FARlBAULE, MIMI, GOES TO
DEVILS LAKE.

Minneapolis, Mimi, May 1S.-For-
ty persons sat last night in silence
while Prof. Thos. Cheridan silently re.
lated parts of Jack London's stirring
story, "The Call of the Wild at Nc
Elroy hall.
Prof. Thos. Sheridan is instructor in
the state school for the deaf at Fart
bault, where he has taught continu.
ously for the last Is years. He is
deaf and dumb, and used sign manual
His audience last night was made w
of members of the Minneapolis Asso
citation of Deaf.
The association gave Prof. Shridear
a reception. Following his interest
ing account of the story, j. S. S. Bow
en- of Minneapolis paid a glowing trib
ute to the professor, to whom many Of
those in the apdience owed their edu
cation.
Prof. Sheridan leaves the Faribaul
school after June ! to become prin
| cipal of the school for deaf at Devil.
Lake, N. D. There he win also b,
editor Of a paper published at thu
school.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-19
NAMES
Correspondent in Famous Di.
VOfCe Case Looks
Bad for Plat
Mrs. Wood Wants Absolute
Divorce From Ancient
Scion

New York, N. Y, May 1S.-May
Catherine Wood was on the witness
stand allsday today testifying in her
suit for absolute divorce from United
States Senator Thomas Plat, before
Justice O'Gorman in the supreme
court. In support of her assertion
that she had been secretly married
to Senator Plat at the Fifth Avenue
hotel on November 9th, 1901, her
counsel offered in evidence her mar
riage certificate which, she said, had
been handed her by khe minister
who performed the ceremony, and
copies Of a number of letters alleged
to have been written to her by SEN
ator Plat, addressed in terms of en-
dearment. On cross examination
Miss Wood told how she came to
give up the papers and letters she
possessed relating to Senator Platt,
alleging that she did SO under duress
and was compelled to sign receipt
for $4,000 in settlement of all her
claims against the senator.
Miss. Wood, in her suit, named as
correspondent Lillian Janeway whom
Senator Plat married in 1908. Sem
ator Plat was not in court today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-19
ON GUINNESS farm

LaPorte, Ind, May 18.-The au-
topsy today on the remains of the
seven identified dead exhumed from
Mrs. Guinness private burial ground,
was completed this evening and re-
vealed the astonishing fact that of
the seven, one was a female. This
has aroused new interest in the story
of Emil Greening of Oklahoma, Okla.
who was employed by Mrs. Guinness
in the fall of 1906. His story was to
the effect that on certain day in
September, man and woman came
to the house and that night Mrs
Guinness asked Greening to sleep in
the barn, for the couple, whom she
said were professor and his wife
from Los Angeles college, which Jen-
ME was to attend, would spend the
night at the house and would re-
quire Greetings bedroom.
In the morning Greening saw moth
ing of Jennie, nor the man and wo-
man, and was informed by Mrs,
Guinness that they had left on an
early train, taking Jennie along
This body, which is now declared to
be that of woman, was taken from
the same hole as was that of Jennie
Olson, and in that hole also were
the bodies Of Ole Budsburg of lola
Wis.,, and the remains of a male per
son. All bodies were dismembered
but the trunks OF the four were such
that 1t was possible to identify the
bodies or Jennie Olson and Mr.
Budsburg and made 1t possible by
todays autopsy, to determine that
one OF the other two was that of 8
female.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-19
johnson
Gets Good Vote in Alabama
Primaries, But Bryan
Gets Delegates

Montgomery, Ala, May 19.-Alaba.
ma voters today for the first time cast
their votes direct for a presidential
candidate in the state Democratic pri-
maries, and the returns at l o'clock
this morning indicate that Alabama's
delegation to the national convention
will be instructed to support the can
didacy of VIM. ]. Bryan.
Returns received from 81 of 81
counties in the state show that out of
a total vote polled of 100000, Mr..
Bryan has received $4,000. Governor
Johnson of Minnesota, the other presi-
Dental candidate on the ticket, devel-
oped surprising strength in the larger
cities and has carried several counties,
including Montgomery and Mobile.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-19
Will VISIT The
SIOUX INDIANS
PARTY OF FASTENERS GO TO
STANDING ROCK TO SEE
THE BIG CHIEFS.

A large party of eastern tourists
from New York, Philadelphia and 9th
err eastern points left Bismarck Mon
day in touring cars bound for the
Standing Rock reservation.
One member of the party, e. G..
Fields, the well known magazine
writer, stated that the Indian was just
as interesting a figure to the effete
easterner as ever, and it was for the
purpose of collecting data for a real
dyed in the wool Indian story that he
would visit the Sioux stronghold.
e. P. Parkins, for many years asso-
ciated with Senator Clark in the min
ing industry, was another member of
the party. Mr.. Parkins accompanied
the party in the unofficial capacity of
guide, as he is very familiar with the
various chiefs of the Sioux
The party expects to spend several
days at the reservation, and from
there they will travel westward to the
Pacific coast.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-19

till the 30th to answer. At that time
the case will be decided upon its mer
it's. and if the writ of habeas corpus
is granted it will mean that the law is
unconstitutional, and if denied the law
viii be held valid and the election will
be held within go days after ordered
by the court.
The law in this matter provides that
counties having a population of less
than $500 and no court house, an cleo.
ton may be called to submit to the
voters the proposition Of removing the
temporary county seat, and the petit
tion need not be" signed by more than
one-third of the voters and the county
seat removed if a majority of the vot.
ers favor it. Another law on our
statute books holds that county seat
cannot be removed unless three-fifths
of the voters sign the petition and it
requires a two-thirds majority.
1t is the contention of the attorneys
of the commissioners, and for the
proposition that will maintain the
ounty seat at Manning, that the law
requiring a petition with onethird OF
the voters as signers to the petition
and two-thirds majority is unconsti
tutional, because it is special legisla
ton and applies only to counties with
a population of less than $500. On
the other hand the people who want
the county seat taken to Connolly hold
that the law is valid and was passed
to cover just such cases where q
county was but recently organized
and a county seat temporarily located
by the governor, and that the people
should vote on the matter later.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-19
BATTLE FOR
COUNTY SEAT
ADHERENTs OF MANNING AND
CONNOLLY IN COURTS DUNN
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IN
q CONTEMPT G. COURT.

The Dunn county seat removal case
was before the supreme court yester-
day.
1t will be remembered that Judge
Winchester in district court recently
issued writ of mandamus that order.
ed the county commissioners of that
county to call an election within go
days to permit the people of the coun-
~ an opportunity to vote on the mat
ter, but at meeting of the commits
s1oners, on the advice of the states at.
torney of that county, the commits.
sioners refused to obey the writ on
the ground that the law was uncon-
stitutional.
Last Saturday Judge Winchester
cited the commissioners to appear to
show cause why they should not be
held In contempt They failed to con-
vince the court that they were right
and the judge held them to be In con.
tempt and ordered the sheriff of that
county to take them into custody un.
TIL the writ was obeyed.
Yesterday the commissioners an
peared in supreme court with their
attorneys States Attorney McCurdy
Attorney Crawford of Dickinson and
Judge N. G. Young of Fargo - the lat.
ter two having been but recently
brought into the case asking for a
writ OF habeas corpus on the ground
that the law is Unconstitutional The
application was resisted by Attorney
Hanley OF Mandan and Attorney Ste
Vens OF Bismarck. BY agreement be
tween the attorneys and with the con
sent OF the court, the case was pre-.
scented upon the same stipulation oil
facts as in the district court, and Il
was agreed that the case be submit
ted on briefs. The commissioners
VIII have till Saturday. May 90, to al.
theirs, and the petitioners viii have