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Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02
MAMMOTH PLOW
500 ROTARY TO BE STATIONED
HER is LARGEST MADE-CoMEs
z FROM DRAKE ToDAY--SOO
LINE OPEN SOUTH.

The rotary snow plow which will
leave Drake this morning headed for
Bismarck, and which will make it's
headquarters here, is one of the larg-
est of its kind owned by the 500,
in fact one of the largest made. So
great is it's strength that pushed by
three "battleships,' as the big loco
motives are called, it will plow it's
way through the most solid drifts
without stopping, which the ordinary
rotary cannot do without danger of
a smashup. 1t is expected to reach
the city tonight.
The north bound 500 train left yes.
terday morning and at late hour
was between Wilton and Washburn
When it reaches the latter point il
will be turned around and brought
back to the city sometime this morn
ing. The company hopes in time
to send DIT north on time today.
The 500 train from the south came
in about 6:45 last evening and at Z
p. m. the south-bound train started
out, the line being open to Hankin
son and trains will be run regularly
today.
The trains on the Northern Pacific
are late from the east, but the west
ern trains have generally been on
time, there being very little snow
west of here, but 1t is expected the
schedule will be resumed today.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02
SEEKING A PARDON.

Attorney c. w. Buttz of Minnewau.
kan, is in the city to present a pc
tition to the pardon board today ask
ing for the pardon of John Hall, in
the penitentiary after being convict.
ed of rape. Mr.. Buttz says the con-
viction followed a high state of pub
Inc excitement and does not believe
the man is guilty, and brings along
with him a long petition from court
officials, jurymen and others connect
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02

in The Lieutenant and the Cow.
boy the new western military drama
that has proven such a great success
this season, Messrs Pelton & Mutzer
have secured one of the best pieces
of theatrical property in the coun.
try The members of the presenting
company have ben careful selected
for their personal fitness for the diff
Iefent characters. The Lieutenant
and the Cowboy is a distinctly high
grade production, and as such richly
deserves the banner business of the
season. I'll
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02
GOOD TAX SALE
EVERY PIECE OF CITY PROPERTY
SOLD BY COUNTY AUDITOR -
TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED
FROM SALE $500. a..

County Auditor Healv yesterday
sold all the. property on which taxes
are delinquent The total amount of
unpaid delinquent tax was about SO,
500. All the descriptions offered were
sold and what never happened before
at any sale, all the city property was
purchased. Heretofore only I'm.
proved property was purchased but
Tuesday all the unimproved property
that was offered for sale was pur-
chased.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02
BARBECUE

Thursday evening the children of
st. Mary's school will hold a bar
becue at the school hall and throw
I'M IA good entertainment of other
things than those gastronomic. There
will be German style roast pig with
potato salad (yum, yum), sandwiches
and coffee and a good time, all for
rs cents and 10 cents. Everybody is
welcome
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02
CHRISTMAS SALE,

The Presbyterian ladies will have
a fine line of fancy work and aprons
on display in the chapel tomorrow
afternoon and evening. The sale will
open at o'clock, so be on hand to
secure first choice for your Christmas
gifts. ... u.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02
GONE TO CALIFORNIA.

S. G. Simonson and wife of Driscoll,
were in the city Tuesday afternoon
and left on No. / for the Pacific coast.
They will visit at Portland and then
go to Pasadena, where they will pass
the winter. They may return in the
spring.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02
CHILDREN FROZEN,

A number of children at the Will
school were badly frozen both on the
hands and feet while going to school
Tuesday morning. In one case the
child's feet were frozen for lack of
sufficient protection. In all the cases
insufficient clothing was the cause of
the freezing of the children.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02
lecture Course.

On Friday night of this week win
occur the third number Of the Lecture
Course. Karl Germain, the wizard,
assisted by London Comedy com
PAM, will be the attraction. The
sale Of reserved seats Will open at
70 o'clock Thursday morning at
Knowles & Haney's.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02
City Editor.
CALL FOR STATEMENT.

The comptroller of the treasury has
made a call for statements from the
national banks of the state for Nov.
20, and the state examiner has made
a similar call for the state banks for
the same date. ~ IT,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02

]. N. Kuhn G Coss and 10 cent
store opens Saturday in the old
Woodward store room on Main st.
Don't miss it.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02
CHICKEN PIE suPPER.

Following is the menu to be served
at the Presbyterian chapel tomorrow,
beginning at $50 o'clock. Price soc:
Chicken Pie Mashed Potatoes
Cold Meats
Celery Cabbage Salad Cranberry
Jelly
Bread Rolls Pickles
Apple Pie Pumpkin Pie Cheese
Coffee
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02
SCHOOL CLOSED IN SCHOOL NO. 1

Hazelgrove township, Aurora
School District, No. 4, Nov. 27. The
The following pupils were neither
absent nor tardy during the month
Mary Hazelgrove, Roy Hazelgrove,
Charley Hazelgrove, Ray Hazelgrove.
The following were neither absent
nor tardy during the term: Mary and
Alvin Hazelgrove. Number enrolled,
10.
Herbert SWEET, Teacher.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02

Reserved seat sale for the Lecture
Course opens at 10 o'clock Thursday
morning at Knowles & Haneys
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02

Our stock Of diamonds is larger
and better than ever. and our Gus
toners are making selections already
Ask to see the Blue Diamond at
Knowles & Haney's.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02
TWO
THE CITY
THE TRIBUNE DIVIDED.
Business Office.

The business Office of the Bismarck
Tribune, pending the completion of
the new building, is on Broadway in
the rear of the Beardsley & Finney
drug store.
City Editor.
The city and telegraph editors Of
fee is in the front basement of the
new Tribune building.
The phone numbers are 13 and 80
as heretofore.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02
Federal COURT
ONLY NINE CIVIL ACTIONS ON
B CALENDAR OF WHICH SEVEN
ARE AGAINST = RAILROADS
COURT OPENED TUESDAY. .s


district court for the district of Norti
Dakota, opened this morning will
Judge Charles F. Amidon. 1t is un
arstood that the main business o
the session will be of a criminal ma
ture. There are but nine civil case!
on the calendar and of these sever
are against railroad corporations
The following is a list of the petit
jury that will serve at this term:
..# Petit Jurors.
E. H. Pierce, Grafton.
w. E. Butler, Bismarck.
Rod Anderson, Grafton.
G. H. Fields, New Rockford.
Paul Dubort, Leroy. ~.
HI H. Barker, Hope.
o. c. Olson, Drayton.
Jesse Sullivan, Lisbon.
d. R. Brockman, jamestown.
G. R. Stone, Fargo.
H. B. Grover, Grafton.
M. J. Sosgiff, Emerald.
w. c.. Hagler, Lakota. s-, ..
Carl Sorenson, Grand Forks,
Fred Oakley, Edgeley.
Henry A. Button, Casselton.
Chas. Seidler, Great Bend.
John Watson, Jamestown.
R. B. Lang, Milton.
Arthur Edmonds ,Hillsboro.
M. j. Belcher, Devils Lake.
Robert Westcott, Grand Forks.
Thomas A. Quirk, Fargo.
J. C. Leum, Mayville.
Perry Tingle, Dickinson. =.
Norman STAFFORD, Crystal.
William Burton, Drayton.
L. B. Neimeyer, jamestown.
Henry Neverman, LaMoure.
John Crasswell, Sheldon.
c. A. Baker, Valley City.
P. o. Sathre, Sherbrooke.
e. 3. Clemens, Jamestown.
Myron King, Starkweather.
w. j. Hart. Toilette.
Harvey Sutton, Lisbon.
Theodore D. Ostland, Hillsboro.
Levi Blades, Grafton.
Benjamin Woodward, Page. ~
Frank Grange, Lisbon.
w. F. Hennesey, Reynolds.
Charles F. Rathman, Jamestown.
e. D. Booker, Pembina.
Alfred Wall, Sheldon. .-
The deliberations of the grant
jury will be started this morning ani
it is believed that indictments viii
tie ground at a rapid rate
The following are the civil cases
on the calendar, together with Inc
attorneys Interested:
Jennie Ware VS.. Northern Pac:fi
Railway company; M. A. fIildreth
Ball, Watson, Young & Lawrence.
Northwestern National Insuranc.
company, VS.. R. E. Hatche,;; w. S
Stambaugh, J. A. sorley ana A. W
Fowler.
James McGi'iis, aeminist.'s j.. rs
Northern Faoific railway company
M. A. I;'.t.',..h ali, Watson, Y-:@i
& Lawre, O..
Fetzer & Co, VS.. Mcmillan Ma
chine Co.; Glassford & Lacey, Bal
Watson, Young & Lawrence.
Dora E. Snyder VS.. Great Northern
railway company; w. F. Courtney
c. J. Murphy.
Chris. Olson VS.. Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul railway company; M.
Hildreth, John S. Watson, F. w. Roo
& N. s. Wilcox.
Aasne Nordness VS.. Northern Pa
cific railway company; M. A. Hildreti
Ball, Watson, Young & Lawrence.
United States VS.. Great Northerl
railway company; P. r. Rourke 4
W. H. Barnett, G. J. Murphy.
United States VS.. Great Northerl
railway company; P. H. Rourke {
W. H. Barnett, c. ]. Murphy.
Lecture Course.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02

Reserved seat sale for the Lecture
Course opens at 10 o'clock Thursday
morning at Knowles & Haney's.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02
COMMISSIONERS MEET THURS
% '.@ DAY,

The county commissioners will hold
their December meeting Thursday,
the 3rd. @-..... ~. ........
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02

Parcel and baggage delivery. Mahel
Dray Line. Phone 423.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02

ed with the case, besides many in.
fluential men who have looked into
the facts.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02

Germain-Friday night-Atheneum.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-02
ADVANCE SALE is GOOD.

Herbert SWEET, Teacher.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
IIoYps CALLS HALT ON BRYAN RISKS.
Feels That Million Insurance Already Writ.
ten Is Enough.

Local insurance brokers whc as agents for
Lloyds have been accepting risks on Bryans elec-
ton said yesterday that the writing OF that class
of policies practically ended Friday, and that
few if any, had been taken out since then. The
quoted rate yesterday 20 guineas per cent.
which is equivalent to odds Of to 1 against
Bryan.
The rate on Tuesday was 10 per cent, and several
hundred thousand dollars was taken at that figure
nv Wall Street brokers and hnanciers. IN order to
guard themselves against loss from the slump In
values that would follow in the event OF Bryan 3
election. There were so many applications at this
rate that Lloyds increased it to 10 and nnay TO ~
rer cent which caused rapid falling on In the
demand.
member Of one Of the largest insurance broker
age firm. in the financial district said yesterday
that his firm had been informed by cable tha1
Hoyds was filled up with risks on bryans eiec
tion and did not want any more OF It. for the pres
Az, ar least The total amount taken out, he said.
uss considerably under G,o00,ON
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
LATTER THE IRISH VOIE.
socialists Predict Democratic Party
Is Going to Perditi0n.

Irish Americans who are not satisfied with pres
emf conditions were urged TO become socialists IN
manifesto issued yesterday by the Irish Social
;.. Esae,,tion HEADQUARTERS No. 74s Third avenue-
The fedora ton organized ar the time Wliilem
j. Haywood first addressed the socialists here
after his accuittal. Of the leading organizers
being James Connolly, who took an active part
sn the spreading Of socialist propaganda IN Dublin
three years ago
Says the manifesto:
Tho antsconism of the Democratic party 10 the
know Nothing movement In the past won for IL
the support of the Irish workers but hno" Noun
.rsjsra is not an issue to-day, and. as the Demo
cratic party is going down TO an Unhonoreo grave
because Of inability to grasp the problems OF your
own tine stal1 Irish workers suf1er ourselves
10 h. dragged to perdition with IT?
Here we fnd that the military and police forces
ere ronrin,;aily at service Of the proprietor
class in al disputes. Freedom lies within the
grasp of the American wage-slaxe. He needs but
The mind and the knowledge to seize It Hence
cur duty Is plain. We must fight against that IN
america which pluudered and hunted in Ire
lard In Ireland It private property, imnla-
,ur- haJ. bloodthirsty. In America IT is private
property grown mature from the sucking OF blood
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
HOW TAFT WILL BE TOLD.
Programme of Notification Day
G;re,1 Ont by Warner.

xahsnt Mass July 1s-United States Senator
william Warner. OF Kansas City, Mo. VINO has
arrived here for brief vacation. to-day an
ncunoed the detailed programme for the nohfca-
ton Of William H. Taft at Cincinnati on July %
Of his nomination by the Republican party Tor
the Presidency OF the United States senator
Warner who is chairman of the notification COM
ynittee expects to remain here until shortly oe-
fore the day set for the notification The pro-
gramme as 1t now stands Is as follows
- m-Salutes of cannon from four hills
10 q ua.--Fiag raising on the lawn at the nome
of Charles p. Taft brother of the nominee
II a ru--Notincaticn committee escorted 70
Charles P. Tsfts home and received informally
by William Il Taft 80
IL m-Omcial notification with speech by
and response by Mr.. Taft These exercises are 10
o. u-RerieW Of marching clubs
i-So q m-Fublfc reception from platform on
lawn :, r.. A..
2:se d u-Luncheon by Charles p tart TO
,neYbere Of the notification committee
3:3e .. m-Automobile ride through the sud-
o. m-Releasing Of thousands Of toy bal
looms from various parts of the city
o. m.-pinner at the Country CluD 10 MEM
hers of the notification committee and guests .
s o. u-Ffreworks from barges IN the river. 10
be witnessed by Mr. Taft. members of the nof1f.
cation committee and guests from the decks OF
the steamer Island Queen.
Bands will furnish music throughout the day'
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
OFF FOR A CONFERENCE
Chairman Hitchcock to Meet POh-
ficions at Colorado Springs.

Chicago. July 1S.-Frank III. Hitchcock chair
anan, OF the Republican National Committee
herr Chicago this forenoon over the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Railroad for Colorado
Springs where he is to confer with Western
Republican leaders Monday and Tuesday.
He was accompanied by James 7. Williams, 5r-'
and Fletcher Maddox. solicitor for the internal
revenue bureau who is the new national COM
mitteeman from Montana. All OF the members
of the national committee and all OF the chair
men of the state committees from west of the
Missouri River except three men. are expected
TO be present at the Colorado Springs confer
epce In addition there will be present COM
,nittee of other prominent Western ReDub-
licans
Although there has been no decision reacheo
permitting positive announcement as to where
the principal Republican headquarters are to
be sentiment in favor of Chicago being mace
the active working centre is growing. Inc
probability is that Chairman Hitchcock VIII
divide his attention between the East and the
West. spending much of his time In New YORK
and Chicago. but not making either his per-
ismanent headQ uarters.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
@seoa~oy & !96 &seel
NAY. SEND CAVALRY.
Gatling Gum Dispatched to Scene OF
alabama Strike.

Birmingham. Ala. July IA Calling gun snA
ten thousand rounds OF cartridges were to
BlossourS in the mine strike district to-day. Sheriff
Higdcn held a conference with Governor Conner TO-
day looking to the removal Of the entire squadron
of cavalry of the state. now In camp at Montgom-
cry. to Birmingham, and afterward discussed the
matter over the telephone with "Bino' Gsavss
adtutant general Of the state troops. 4 negro Who
was shot in the conflict at Republic day betcrs
yesterday is dead
The attorney for the miners states that suits for
damages will be fled In the courts growing out q
the trouble at Republic. ". n. Farley. Alaoams
member Of the national board Of the United Nine
Workers. to-day reiterated his pleasure In the ca-
ing out the claiming that the troubles 50
far were caused by deputies. and not BY the
striking miners.
A number of strike breakers were brought to
Birmingham to-day for distribution through the
mines. Major Dodge. the labor superintendent a
the Tennessee Coal Company. who vas IN the eight
at Jefferson yesterday, viii recover All minHS
arrested are being sent here for safe keeping
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
HEARST SAILS FOR HOME.
Dodging Presidential Nomination
and City's Damage Suit.

William Randolph Hearst sailed yesterday from
London the steamship Lucania. according to a
cable message received last night in this city The
ship Is due in New York on Saturday. ana MI
Hearst is expected start the first train 1eav-
ing here after his arrival for Chicago. where the
Independence party convention will meet on the
following Monday.
Mr.. Hearst had planned to return TO this city On
Friday but a number of things caused him to
change his plans In the first place there is a
movement foot to induce him TO accept the
nomination for President. which is contrary to his
plans this year. Although he has not abandoned
his ambition to for the Presidency, he has
reached the conclusion that this is not the year
to do it. He is willing TO furnish the money. but
he wants to save himself for the next campaign.
Those who are in Mr. Hearsts confidence say he
sincerely believes that Bryan has wrecked the
Democratic party, and that this is its last year as
a power politically. He hopes that the 1ndepen-
dence party viii be in position TO receive portion
at least, of what is left from the wreck Fox that
reason Mr.. Hearst believes that four years hence
would be much more auspiclous occasion to sacri-
flee himself for the sake CT the people and enter
the race for the Presidency
The great trouble however is that there seems
70 he no aspirant who could be expected to poll
an ysore of vote at the head of the 1ndepen-
denee ticket this year Thus it is that some OF the
Hearst admirers and others who want the new
party to make sort Of showing at the COM
ing election have been sending messages to Mr..
Hearst urging him to head the ticket To escape
as much of this pressure possible. he decided
TO return to this country just in time to reach Chi
cago for the convention opening
Another thing, the city has brought suit against
Mr. Hearst to recover damages for the loss of life
and property caused by the explosion of fireworks
which were being set off several years ago in Madi-
son SQUARE under the direction of The New York
American" 1t has been stated that Mr. Hearst
would be served with papers in this suit soon as
he returned. and he desires to evade service as
long as possible.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
NEGROES SWING i. INTO LINE.
Yonker Organization Pledges Support to
Taft and Sherman.

Evidence te coming in every day that the nope or
the Democratic party that the negroes VIII break
svsv from the Republican party this year is not
To be realized One after another the negro organi-
cations ere swinging into line for Taft and sher-
On Friday night the list Assembly District COL
cred Republican Club. OF Yonkers, which IL a
r,e-eer of several smaller organizations. unanl-
mously passed resolutions pledging its support TO
the Republican ticket, the ground that the
general welfare nation will be best conserved
by the success of the Republican party In Noven-
bar not only by reason of the high statesmanship.
experieuce and abilities Of Mr. Taft. but also on
account OF the superior confidence which the Amer
scan people have in Republican principles over
Democratic principles.
The nrssident OF the club is Paul NJ Bray, editor
Of The Yonkers Standard" weekly newspaper
ssvoted To the interests OF the negroes OF that
Dection.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
BRAc1NG PHILADELPHIA CITY HALL
Pier on East Side Threaten to Collapse
Building Being 0verhauled.

Philadelphia July 1s.-Dtscovery by workmen IN
the basement of Phadephia's great City Hall yes
terday pier supporting portion OF the seven
story wall on the east side Of the building had be-
con,s weakened and threatened to collapse. led TO
the employment Of q big force Of men today to
shore UP the shaky support A department. OF
the city treasurer's onice on the third door was
ordered to vacate its rooms immediately
City Architect Powell and other officials declare
that the early discovery Of the dangerous condition
of the pier has precluded any likelihood of seri-
GUS accident. though they admit uneasiness. and
anirm that to forestan the collapse Of portion
Of the wall delicate work will be necessary and
will consume several weeks time. Thus far there
has been no settling Of the main floor above the
column
Every pier and column supporting walls and floors
Of the $o.coo.ooo municipal building will be care
fully overhauled and. II necessary. strengthened
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
DOCTOR THE SKIN
TO CURE THE SKIN.
Ecieuti6c Study Proves Eczema Cannot BE
Treated by Dosing the Stomach
with Drugs.

Advanced medical science after years OF STUDY
and research, is now practically agreed that
Ecsezna, psoriasis. salt rheum and diseases OF
like nature skin dseases-and cannot be
cured by doctoring the blood. The treatment pre-
scr.bed is the direct application OF healing,
soothing remedies 10 the skin.
Doctor the itch where the itch is'-such IL
the common sense Is well scientifically cor
rect conclusion Oh of wtntergreen compound
ed With such other soothing vegetable remedies
rs RIycerfne and thyn1o N d. d. d. Prescription,
1e recognized as the specific. Physicians use
&, d B. Prescription freely IN their practice
Or C. 4 Y. Hsrtlebsn, Washington. D. ca writes
ae follows:
% D. D. Prescription is medicinal soothing
.nd the effect is miraculous God knows II
saved me q deal Of suffering. recommend II TO
eveeyons can
T6te letter ID only one OF many testifying TO
the merits Of this purely vegetable remedy
COPIES OF other letters nay be seen at Hikers
0rug Stores Free treatise on care and nutrt-
= IS ~ sll.n nay p had op Application. :
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
A SECRETARY OF STATE BOOM.
at Is for L. A. Rose, an Albany Republican
Supporters at Work Here.

Among the boorns that are being promoted quietly
for places on the Republican state ticket this fan
IS that OF L. A Rose, OF Albany, for the nolnna-
zion as Secretary OF State He is the assistant
manager OF the Albany Office OF r. c. Dun q Co.,
the eoununorciaJ agency and has many friencs
.,ron~ the business men that part OF the state
He ts = member OF the Commercial Travellers Acci-
dent Association. OF Utica: the Ancient City Looge
<sl. =. and A. NJ; the FeIiowcraft Club OF Al
sany. the sth Ward Republican Club. OF hensse-
1aer and the Unique Rod and Gun Siuo' oons'u-
g. -.-,r h.. heen done on behalf Of Mr.. Rose
,n y.cs.elaer Albany. Oneida and Herhnaer coun-
ties. ana Representatives Of the boom are no"
-,-.,,v tr tf,e; city and in westchester County
n. Rose is native OF Schuyler. Herk'mer oouh'
~ and Is forty years Old
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
ELEVEN HURT IN WRECK.
Western Maryland Erpress Demol-
ished IN Vest Virginia.

on the Western Maryland Railroad, running
from Elkins, ". Va, to Baltimore. was wrecked
shortly before noon to-day, as a result OF which
eleven persons were injured. two seriously. The
engine left the rails sharp curve 1t re-
mained upright, but all the cars OF the train
rolled down an embankment toward the Potomac
River 1t is considered remarkable that none
was killed. Nearly all the injured are residents
Of West Virginia. A relief train sent from Cum
herland Nd, took number OF the victims OF
the wreck to that city this evening. In the bag
cage car were the bodies of a man and woman.
both of which were tossed about and the coffns
broken -