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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-17

Games Today. 80,
st. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. s.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-17
SEVENTEEN
People Drowned by Capsiz.
ing Of a Swedish
Steamer

Gothenburg. Sweden, April 49,
Seventeen persons persisted by the
capsizing Of the steamer Goethalef
yesterday. They, for the most part,
were passengers. The captain and
crew OF the schooner managed to
swim ashore.
Several bodies are still unrecov-
cred.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-06
sw1PED CLOTHES.

Fargo, N. D., Oct 6.-Thomas Nell
son, a laboring man, was arrested
on complaint of Harry Watson on
the charge of stealing suit of clothes
and some under clothing from the
N. P. hotel.
When arraigned in court this MORN
ing on the charge of petit larceny
Nelson admitted taking the clothing
but told a hard luck story and said
that he was drunk and not in his
right mind at the time.
He claims to have been held up at
the 500 depot in Valley City and rob-
bed of S45 by three masked men who
went through the crowd of five la
boring men and gathered in the en-
tire summer wages of the bunch He
claims that the bandits got $45 from
him and several hundred dollars in all
from the other four men.
He claims he beat his way in to
Fargo and that over in Mcorhead on
Saturday he was treated several times
in saloon and finally became drunk.
Another man in the saloon invited him
up 10 his room in the N. P. hotel and
after he had been there a short time
he went into another room, took the
clothing and started to leave town
but was arrested.
The clothing was found on his per-
son. In view of the fact that he
pleaded guilty and thus saved the
county the expense Of prosecution
he was given a light sentence, $50 or
fifteen days. In lieu of the fine he
was committed to the county Jail.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-06
Turned ENGINE
LOOSE IN YARD
Someone Opened the Throttle
and Jumped, Leaving En-
CINE to Run Wild

Jamestown, N. D., Oct e-There
was a sn1ashup of engines in the rail-
road yards last night when someone
mounted road engine, pulled the
throttle wide open and jumped off
before the engine had gained head
way.
Down the yards the engine hurled
itself toward a switch engine. Messrs.
Wambaugh and Turner, on the switch
engine, signalled to the engine to stop.
AS their warning was not needed, Mr..
Turner jumped, while Mr.. Wambaugh
stayed on and was severely Jared by
the collision. Both engines were in
jured considerably and were sent to
the repair shop. Who it was who
started the engine is being investi-
gated and if he is found will have to
answer the charge of malicious mis-
chief, If not something worse.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-06
ALL ISSUES WILL
Be ON TICKET
Socialists, Prohibitionists and
Independence Can be Voted
on Election Day

Bismarck, n. D., Oct. 6.-Secretary
Of State Blaisdell has decided to grant
the petitions OF the Socialists, Pro-
hibitionists and Independence league
and place the names OF their presi-
Dental electors on the ballot for the
general election this fail, SO there
will he delectable choice for the
voter to pick from when he f1ocks by
himself in the sacred precincts Of the
voting booth.
The Socialists held a convention
last fall and selected an entire state
ticket and electors, which list was
certified to the secretary. but mas
much as the state ticket did not have
the required 80 per cent vote attach
ed, the ticket was cast out into outer
darkness and the nominees will have
to be satisfied with the glory of hav-
ing been mentioned anyway.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-06
MAN BOUND FOR
DICKINSON LOST
He May be the Same Man Who
Disappeared in Milwaukee
a Short Time Ago

Dickinson, n D., Oct 6.-Word has
been received here that Henry Fisch-
er, a wealthy rancher, whose home
was supposed to be in Dickinson, had
disappeared in Milwaukee, Wis, the
day before with nearly $4,000 in cash
in his possession.
Fischer came to Milwaukee the pre-
ceding Saturday from Chicago, &C
cording to the story received here,
and had with him the proceeds Of the
sale of several carloads OF stock
which he had disposed of at the Chi
cago market.
He registered at the Schlltz hotel
and the next day called on an old
friend whom he had known when a
boy, by the name of Marcus Mussler.
The latter is cgarmaker and the
two went down town together in the
afternoon. The last Mussler saw Of
his friend was at Grand Avenue sa-
loon, where they parted, Becoming
alarmed at Fischer's failure to show
up, after several days, Mussler report
ed the disappearance to the Mlwa,l-
kee police. Beyond these details lit
tie else is known.
Several inquiries among local peo-
pie failed to reveal any one who had
ever heard of any Henry Fischer.
There are number Of families of that
name in this vicinity, but there is
no member having that given name,
80 far as can be learned, no member
OF these families is missing. 1t may
be that the man halls from some 9TH
er place than Dickinson.
That he may have some connection
with this city, however, is more than
possible. The Milwaukee story has
brought out another mystery about a
man OF the same surname, who has
been missing since September /. A
man by the name of Vincent Fischer,
a New Yorker, left that city about
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-06
ROBBERY CHARGE.

Fargo. N. d., Oct. 6.-James and
William Berry of Lisbon are prison.
ers in the county jail at Moorhead,
charged with stealing the wealth of
one Laurie Rice last Saturday even
ing. The complaining witness, from
all appearances, is a young fellow
who should know how to take care
OF his money, but the oft repeated
story, Il was drunk and lost my
head Rice Is intelligent looking and
physically should be match for two
ordinary men. He claims he was rob-
bed at the west end Of the north
bridge, or rather, it is alleged, turned
over his money to couple OF men
who said they would take care of it
for him, but they disappeared and he
complained to the police, as usual.
Ultimately the Berry boys, from de-
scriptions given, were arrested by the
Fargo police and turned over to the
police Of Moorhead and remanded to
the county Jail until today, also the
complaining witness was taken care
Of and he signed formal complaint
this morning
Justice Torson will take up the
hearing just as soon as the father Of
the Berry boys arrives in the city
from his nome, he having advised the
police that he is on the way. The
defendants claim there is another side
TO the story, but whether there is
any criminal intent or not there will
De some costs to pay by somebody
rs the maintenance of police costs
money,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-06
A. c. PROFESSOR DEAD.

Fargo, N. D., Oct. 6.-After a long
illness Of typhoid fever Prot H. A..
Wood Of the department of chemistry
Of the agricultural college, is dead.
The news of his death, while not alto
sether unexpected. as he had been
critically i'll for many weeks, came as
a shock to his host of friends in the
city and at the institution where he
was instructor.
Professor Wood was about 80 years
of age and came to the North Dakota
agricultural college in January, 1908,
from the Kansas agricultural college,
where he taught for a number of
years in the chemical department. He
was a graduate OF Olivet college,
Michigan, and later took postgradu-
ate course in Johns-Hopkins univer-
sity in 1902 and 1903. He occupied
the position of assistant chemist in
the agricultural college OF this state
which was made vacant by the resig-
nation OF Prof. c. D. Holley and was
considered a most efficient and prom
Using scientist.
The deceased leaves a wife and a
father-in-law and half-brother, and
his home is in Traverse City, Mich.
His relatives were notified of his
death.
The faculty and students of the
agricultural college paid respect to his
memory by special program at the US
ual Monday convocation exercises
which were held yesterday morning.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-06
BOLD HOLD.UP.

jamestown, N. D., Oct. Give har-
vest hands were held up west of the
round house last night by thugs and
$156 and two watches taken from
them. The robbery occurred short
~ after Z o'clock in the evening, Just
as the freight from the north pulled
In, and dusk was approaching. The
harvesters had been working near
Darlington and as their work was
over had started to return south.
coming down on the freight. When
the train arrived in the yards the
leader of the gang ran up to one
empty" where two harvesters were
waiting to get of, and thrusting re-
volver In the door ordered them to
hold up their hands. The older har-
vester jumped to the end of the box
car, and there dropped his purse and
money, and then when commanded
came forward with hands up; the 9th
err. a boy, jumped out of the car and
the two were backed up to the pad
dy" house, where the handcars are
kept, and searched. The older har-
vester was knocked to his knees by a
blow on the head from revolver, for
not keeping his hands up, and has an
ugly scalp wound today.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-06

September 1, for Dickinson, n. D. Be-
fore leaving he deposited sum of
money in a New York bank to be
paid to him OH his arrival here. He
dropped out OF existence and has not
been heard from since.
The money lay in the New York
bank without being claimed, so last
week the officials OF that bank wrote
to local parties asking if the man
had shown up here, as this was his
destination. He has not put in an ap-
pearance here, which deepens the
mystery. No trace OF him can be
found since the time he deposited the
money at New York.
With two mysterious disappearance
cases involving the same name and
the same place. it is more than natur-
al that there should be some connec-
ton between the two, so it is the opin-
ion of a number locally, that the
two men are identical. The discrep-
ancy in the Christian names might
easily arise, as that given in the
newspaper dispatch might be wrong.
The particulars of the Milwaukee in
cident have been sent to the New York
bank officials, and it is more than
likely that some investigation will be
made, with q view toward establish
ing the two as one and the same per-
son. 1t is not known whether the
New York Fischer had any such sum
OF money in his possession and 1t will
probably be some time before the
mysteries Will be cleared up.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-06
SUSPECT ARRESTED.
Nan Arrested Beloved to be Cogswell
Ycgrman.

Towner, n. D.. Oct. GA man known
as "Blackie,' and giving no other
name, was arrested at Towner late
last week suspected of being one of
the parties implicated in the crack
ing Of the safe of the State Bank of
Cngswell early Thursday morning
last. He was in possession OF a large
and complete set of burglar tools. w.
q. Macfadden of Fargo and an Off
Ger of the North Dakota State Bank
ers' association received two photo
graphs of the man, which will be sent
to the Pinkerton rogues' gallery for
the purpose of seeing if it can be
identified,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-06
CHEAP PAYMENT.

Fargo, N. D., Oct 6.-Two sets of
bankruptcy papers were filed with
Clerk of the Federal Court Montgom-
cry this morning.
Gust A. Jacobson, farmer at Ru-
so postoff1ce, Ward county, places his
assets at $3.50 and his liabilities at
$2,29122.
Charles c. Lockwood. who gives his
place of residence at Valley City and
his occupation a laboring man, places
his liabilities at $2,742. and his assets
at $4,025, all exempt.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-06

A pain prescription is printed upon
each Zoe. box of DR.. Shops Pink
Pain Tablets. Ask your Doctor or
Druggist If this formula is not COM
plete. Head pains. womanly pains,
pains anywhere get instant relief
from a Pink Pain Tablet-Schlaberg
&: Griffin.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-06
CITY COUNCIL DISPOSED Of LARGE
AMOUNT Of BUSINESS MONDAY NIGHT
Held Regular Monthly SessonFirs Paving Estimate Allowed
Milk Inspection Aired Result Of Filing Of Petition.
Salary Ordinance is Passed

GUS city officers that large consign-
ment of planks had been ordered and
that the crossings were to be put in
first class condition.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-06
NoHoe.-

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders and board Of directors. OF the
Home Tea company will be held at it,
ONCE 1.-the city Of Grand Forks at 81
p. N. Wednesday. October Z. At
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CAREER OF PRIME MINISTER
 ASQUlTH.

ls52-Boru
 ls76-caIlrd ta thr bar
 lsS6- Elected for East Fife.
 1>ss-Junipr counsel in Pameu ease.
 1ss2-lSa5-Heme secretary H Clad stone government
 1se5-Chaneeilor of the aNrhsqarr.
 In his school days his eft. dream 4a- To rise in political bower
 He cared for mo yrott. his chief To- creation was reading verbatim para- meutary reports in the ueNsraIars.
 Apropos to this. il iS told ha@ he Had to borrow copy of tho Times every morning from a friendly news agent and go out and read it. sitting under the hedge of the cricket field Hhile his school-fellows were enjoying games
 Such was the early Hfe If Herbert Henry Asquith. whe. wil be tae H-a prime minister
 Time passed and brought Him HrII- liant college career a call tp Che bar. an early reputation. and al 2f years of age the realization af the dream of che boy, an entrance ta Westminster
 He has said that il was the greatest day of his life when he got into par liament. His enthusiasm on that oc- casion was so marked that when par liament opened he told fellow mem ber that one day ne would he prime minister and he was laughed al Tor his pains EXchangc.
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There arr ta1 m5,psra.nf gF=z#- dates for deIeEa,e now in HH. at# The independence of ous now is ue-a- ing to the independence he zraH-a after election before. and n, Ha.n-#a- ence Of the other UfH Ia~t a= Iaue - the federal government. ra- Ha-. aH. tried to capture th- republican, a-aH-- cratic and lahar nominations. h8. HH the people became sour
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Tu Peter Zowras. James Mantjos. A. Englert Grant Vaughan, Ole Vike. J Johnson. D. Levy. their heirs and assigns.
 You are hereby notified that the un- dersigned has expended more than the sum of one hundred Cs10O) doiars on the following placer mining claim for line year 1907. to-wit: The old Chan mel group on the east side of Bowhead crezk, tributary of Cripple river. sit uated in the Cape Nome Mining Dis triet. District of Alaska. and recorded in Vol l4f, page 264. Cape Nome Re cordng District, District of Alaska. Located March 3o 1905.
 And you are further notified that if you do not within ninety (9O) days from the date of final publication here of cause to be paid to the undersigned your proportionate shares of such ex- peuditures as co-owner your interests in said claim will become the property of the undersinged under section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 A. G. SWANSON,
 Co-Owner. Date of first pub. March 31. 1908. Date of last pub. June 30. 1908.
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TWO CENT
 TELEGRAPH

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with hm u that mush of hundreds of Wi.az Co Inc Arctic coast and return. aud during part of The journey he was unabI, ta distinguish the course best [" hollow. Iir coucIudyd at one time uu tu. compass Hll led him some what a~tay into the wrong divide. and f'r fHrer days hs vaz Iost There m t#e white waste recovering him s,If. Ho displayed tEs uId=timT grit and uurgrgurbgJ E,n,rBlsbip which guid- sd am saf.l, ta the iigat course. and rIfrtei htu eH to tI< rolar Eoaf II, MS u,, and gne-aar months making ta. trir ta IIafzeh,t and back Co paw- saa- Including Wssh spent at Her -gHet
 Al thar Nuda is taking with him Inc presa#J tFip iza HttGy faad. grip of e.HtHius q irving pan. a can a tiu t'.tte fefk. q knife. his three dogs and a ralI of blankets. and a plentiful a.h ef instructions from his Dawson hackers. who are bunch of the am tl,f7us earus 6ussiez ea personal fys. 1t is ~urrriiuous tu say he also akgz hts pluck. on which he relies mara than anything ,l-g
 As raF7y extraordinary he carries letters for Herscbel island for govern Haff 'tlleials. and among other mat t.rs k an appointment making Ser s"af fize,rald at Hersehel com missioner far taking aHdavus. SO that h. can obtain sworn aHdavit+ to min HE a--ezS#eHt work done in that vi- EH5fE baWSaa Neas. May as
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DIRE All OETHE
CHILDREN ISRAEL
RU0ELY BROKEN

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 aH H.a=#f aT=.H Hh. #uaz sr= If ta.-r ara .r. alIaz-. H-
 ..a-.a fsa.. section .. sa. Iaa- ts H= aH.#.#aa- sas.=# tn sa.a ra.- n .r.sa .He rratf.nI- g1ar.Ha#f t#af HI. HH t=, aaH-Haar.H- territory =t4= t a.aH af z.r.-a and inc are object e#r.# Hras...r#sa
 IH fl. aaaf-. fl tH. #.##I.- tH.. NH and #-s words af sir Moses Nantaa- afa. aa. ssaf. Eae5-s raarrar.rase Hho a=af n l,>z. t..rs umduert and It was eIaHaaH thal he st.rtaI fH# movement HI- last .--aa- -<tr.=-- si the hope .Hse Palestine -aaafI ba .Far.la-.d from Turkey and r.#. .s.ry Hebrew evfl- mHeat t.fuH |, tHe Uas Land and aIs in .he zhadaH af is own grapevine and Hz tres
 l~rae ZIaeaH tae frmau- author aed other ai-s.aters. bitterly opposed tho Srhrme=nf limiting tHe employment af rhe fund tp Palestine Tuer. hal. been maHe appeals ta the fund duuHe the Ia~r tHfre y4ar- far lae assistance ef Jews rer-,cufed and driven from their homes in Russia and other eauu- trie@. and ]. aa~ Ziuesil NHo first ape Eea'ea and since has steadily f.ueHt fa. tHe application af d portion of The funds to tHe relief af these refsseuted aHes. T. was mainly bg his efforts that tHe matret aa- brought irfa court
 The arguing If th. ease occupied rae court for three days and the iutare-, in ths decision was widespread. Ta, eeH- .ral impression a- t5 the result is one of satisfaction. as t throws open tHr fund for the relief of tae needy Ha- brrNs wherever taeE may he The dream of Mpntenore. il Was shown at the hearing. had been altogether ex- piodrti. Small portions uf laud in PaI- e~tn.e had been assigned for those Who cared 10 go there to remain ornament ly, but ,at. offers nf such lands had uot been taken ur. and to populate P8l-z- tine with Hebrews had already been tfiei and mot with absolute failure
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ST. MICHAEL CANAL

The construction af tha St HuHa# canal go,s c. show that washH-aH 5. confident That gfaaf.s U.aH U store for Alaska than ua nast iaa. rle think
 In year when such a hug. a.aa. of appropriations VeH- made #. #. ..z. uincant that tho eas.rH.H. ..r. cred t2soooo well spent lf a~.H #u Ha.- proving navigation aa.Hs- a=a.a-a tac mouth Of tae YaHau aHd $. N.z#- ael
 This amount is auls ths .faHss#- tion made for on, yea. aaf r.a work Is expected te consume =#azH =aa#-a sum
 Incidentally the building of t#p sa- nal wiI undoubtedly confer bgaaa-s af least of temporary kIad. sa Nome and T is =ene af tHe m55eat-a~ H=t point to d brieHt meHze
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Imported coburser draft beer on tap at Board of Trade tonight.
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WADA IS
 ON YUKON

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6latz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
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es.4 -a.H 5-.a.l al =.iat- ..-t- ara Jar7. Hs taaa5aa.. Ha.Her -um -f- hg ra, ssa Ia ta. aa.l HsH.. ir.3m- #s u fr0d. a..rtH. exploits .r lujua. nor oug -ea. Haf r...a#'s survivor of .Ha famy l.-as Ht Wa has haaa abs tHH H#a -laa. II m,aa has 1r-r --Iwa.s .,.f. t..-.a- Ia ul f#fH- 7.H0s a- #-aalHH sse. aHa 4aar drifting mta the Ar--. unu4h familiarity WiH la. ,auu nam u. whaling shir- aa which ha -la-4 .s north.
 The Iaipmisahfe l.aaA f# m,n dmnatIee af manhood compared ta some ar the rHz-feG -f#lfmea- of manhood who trad the ,arH. but He has many skinned br leagues in cu- duaHae and sHsfey This Hut-Arowa hustler weighs Iea pounds. has a waist If af inches and stands fiea feet one and a haif inches.
 The nip which Wada completed int Dawson books a1 the mor, wonderful Whfu he points out on the map the devious course he book along t.e wind ing streams and among rHe jamblaI mountains north of the PorcupIue .iv- er. beyond Rampant House. Leaving Eempart Heasr. Hc Plunged into aH absolute wilderness. Not soul was
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Ne were told tHlz #mafaIas sIz.. z=. corporations fu SrHthra=-rrr tH4=H4 w"re opposed ta Gale Tta4e a-4f statement and tle statazH...s= nj s mine NurkeF~ af fHa ar-= -.#HHa #=I thira divisions Irta aeHaH.t an. forced ta ., conclusion shaf #a has mighty opposition f=# B H#r #sa. f.f- formed such "smiaaHf s#st..s#
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GOT NUGGET IN
FRANCE AND GERMANY

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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
 SALE

Notice Is hereby given that at the front door Of the cabin situated upon the premises below described. on the goth day of June. 1908. at o'clock p. m. the undersigned will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the following premises. to-wit: The south half of lot four in block twenty three in townsite of Nome. Alaska. ae- eordlng to townsite trustees map thereof
 Dated May I5. 1908.
 DENNIS O'BRION. Administrator of Estate of John
 Egan.