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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
LIS PENpENs.


Rt-HGATE AVE. los. Florence : Hoare agt
ur. La-LevsCu-
ptr- AVE "a cor ~ 10ath ST. runs TX =
81 q W lnN ask 6.1N loN 2 - * r
sr. r1-~., Il. Jacobs agt LOUIS Never Realty
a.. a- l. foreclosure of mrgl- attorneys, LIS
man -arr Corn a Levine.
~ r'- AVE- lg-- IDA Mu-Ttv aEt Emanuel
k-.e rr a- al gllrcc- lsure % mtg. attorney,
--is.
sr~- ST. 2a5 East. Isaac = Heller AK Israel
..1.-. -rs - O.. amended Foreclosure = -ltsl ,
- rrr.s Kelley O. Connolly.
Is --- East- Charles Anderson ~ al AT
NJ Phelps ~ al faction % rorecllse me
ar.r..s .i-rI. attorney. Z Boehu-
81 -~ -. East Henrietta Wlssler agt Luigi
Fa.. at aI foreclosure 81 mrgli attorney. =
.--raE-
gc 81 EAST Hughes ave. cor ~ lssth
Belmont ave. IS ~ cor q leS-h -
l a- - and a. Isidur Henry agt
-- - er "a. .ac-l1n to set aside convey
.-f. attorney 7 Gordon
-. -r and ~ East. susan Van Praag agt
-. .- aI 'tlre.- lsuIe 20 mtgIs attcr-
-r. -.E-. corn a. levine.
T. s $50 n "a cf % ave 25x9s. =
h...e- aEr farlarlne t1Frlirh e a.
r .- u-EI. attorney = 0le--
l W COR 0t Wa1sWorth ave. Ieox
| Glars 20 al AK t1lE. king et
70 u.-E| art-rn-T. y swain
ls-r - ~ WssE. Abraham r NoseI AK Meyer
-lr-clCsure % U-gl- attorneys,
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CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
dent. To Maria de witt Jesgp: Thomas De WITT
Cuyler and Charles T. Math-wson. as executors
Eleanor DeGra1 Cuyier. Charles n Jesup. Sarah
y Jvsup. Richard N JesuD. FRANK ". J-suD,
University: American Museum Of Natural HIS
tory IN the City OF New York; New York Cham
terrain Church in the City Of New York; Trus-
tees OF the Congregational Church OF Wesrporr.
conn congregational Church at Lenox, Mass ;
Kate H Lockwood: Nellie Bisseli Ives, Fannie
Bissei Paterson: Emma c. sheldon: Louisa ].
Cuddy: Charlotte C. Ferry; Trustees Of West
Morse. A. p schaufner: Morris Jesap Fo.s:
James Martain; Henry Biington: John Gibaud:
J J. DOnohue: James Barrie. John Jay Moore:
Anthony o. Brien. James Mitchell: A J. Foss
Carl Jansoons Frederick Jesup Stimson. Fannie
y. Egieston. Eiizaoeth C. Hobson; susan Ksar-
sing. Juia Helen Wilson, Morris Jcsup Bissell /;
Morris Jesap Elsing: Maria Jssur Patterson
mont: Estate OF George Wilson. Emma Stiger:
Emma K-ssler; Mary Johnston: Hilda Peterson.
Heap: Albert ". Turner, W. n Wooten. John
Z. Parsons; Maria de Witt Jexup and Thomas
Morris K Jss1p. Of the trusts sser-sy created
and 20 al persons Interested IN the Estate OF
Morris Il Jesup. late OF the County OF New
York. deceased. creditors. Iegat--s next OF
kin or otherwise. send greeting: You and each
- - a. Lo-.y - ISs----- = s..iN.slI
70 be ana appear before our sGrrosate OF me
County Of New York. az the Surrogates' Court
OF said County. held az the Hall OF Records. IN
the County OF New York. on the 31st day OF
December. 1903. half-past ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon OF that day. then and there 20 attend
a judicial settlement OF the account OF proceed
iugs Of Maria De Witt Jesup Thomas De Wit
Cuyler. John E. Parsons and Benjamin strong.
Executors OF the Last VIII and Testament Of
said deceased. and such OF you hereby
cited under the age OF twerty-One years
are required 20 appear BY YOUR guardian. IL you
have one, or II JoU have none 70 appear and
apply for one 20 be appointed. IN the event
OF your neglect or failure 20 10 SO. a guardian
vii be appointed By the surrogate tc represent
and act for YOU IN the proceeding In testimony
whereof. we have caused the seal Of the Surro-
gates Court 81 the said County Of New York 10
BE- hereunto affixed.
Witness Hon Abu-r c. Thomas. a SurroSats
OF our said County. az the County % New York.
the sth day Of November IN the year OF our
Lord one thousand nine hundred ard nins.
DANIEL J. DOwDNEY.
ISesLl Clerk % the 5urrosAtss Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master. Washington. D. c. Crakoma sub
Staticnl November - l903-Sealed proposals
wsI Re received here until ~ o'clock noon
December -. 1908, and then opened. for The
construction OF an electric lighting system al
Fort Washington. Nd. Information furnish I'd
on application Plans and specifications may
h- a this Once and also az the once %
the chief Quartermaster. Department. % the
East. Governors Island. -. Y deposit of
$40 90 required for each set OF plans oaRed 20
INSURE safe return % same. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should be Endorsed Pro
posals for Electric Lighting system at Fort
Washington. Md" and addressed to Captain
= l. PETTUS Constructing Quartermast-r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
fWfth owners name and address }
NOVEMBER 30.



NOVEMBER 30
MANHATTAN
yrrNrE ST. IOS 20 l07, FOR = sty hrk post
rlce go -2si1 = 7 v i.amh. 23a Jan ave, arChi-
sIiI.H afL
-ownsr. 4 Zane. - Fuiton st
49, -. y East. Tor q sty hrk 6Ug 2sxsi-s:
. F-laer. - WAN ~. architect, cost. Ss5.oOO
owner. e. Scrihner, laT 5th ave.
es-u 81 s. ESQ q o. Broadway; Tor a ! sly
~ shop 2sN5o. McANaltcrs. 2s3s BrnadRa az.
sr-rfte-t. cost Sieo,
1uncr q Aston - West 18th ST.
THE BRONX
.r.r-RS 81 n from Hoe n Faile 81. for
= sly brA tennis, 4sNssNsO, Harry Howell.
81 ave and lssth 81 architect to'a4 cost.
owner. the Games Roberts Co. 1913 southern
PngeVarG-
css-rE BIZ AVE s Iss q OF westches-
a. ave. COY four 4 sly frame GWgs. sXl5 each {,
ono ~ krauss. ISIS NcWoold ave. architect;
rr-al COST. $500
Srnsr 81 N Henning 1877 Castle Hn ave.
FRrrNAN ST. e. cor ~ Nyse ave. for two
q str nr. tennis. 3agao and @oxsos Harry 7
ficeen. Sc age and is.1h -, architect total
owner. CHARLES c JorEeusen. I2s3 Hoe ave
HARRINGTON AVE. 2 s. . n W Of Mspes ave:
fr~ = = s-v frame cWE. 2lXa@ = Ebelirg. Iao
Wac ave. architect: cost $500.
owner. sarah A AlWel, Mid1letovn Road.
v-rPS-ER AVE. g. - q or Anna Place:
tcr an Ely hrk storage. 5oxito. william
scf-auter SOS East lssth 81. architect cost.
owner. Mandarin Building Co, i349 Brook
WASHINGTON AVE. e s. 30 2 q 1880 81;
fCr a 81 brk ten1lt. 5tNso 10, Franz Wolf
eauE $50 last l77rh ~. ARCHITECT cost So. 60
owner VIII Construction Co, e. East leSd a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
SING SING CONVICT ESCAPES.

James Murphy. q convict serving a ten
year sentence Ia sing sing prison, disap-
peared on Monday night and a general
alarm has been sent OUI tor lin. de was
-'rrUsfy." and was ar work bro he prison
sJa To-. which is opposite the Office and OUT
side Of the prison walls, W. 81 he got away
Murphy was convicted IL BROOKLYN Of as
saulr in the first degree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
ALTERATION PLANS.


MAMMA 4 4 A.
r. 81 IIth 90 -Sth ave, 20 sly ware
hd1se. p DesVes a. son, 500 Broadway. archi-
re- -c-t SI1OUb-
la-ue- Terminal warehouse o.. 10 Wlian
.rTH 81 - and $50 West. 70 rwo . sty ware
houses. d ~ Grauerr. 40 West q 81, archi-
rs- .1s- s. oe1
----- u 500 Meehaaken. y :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE - TEREEY GIVEN THAT THE
HE.kl-WES.E NAN PUBLISHING COMPANY
dHnentic corporation. having It's principal
Business ONCE IN the Borough % Manhattan,
city Ok View YORK. and state o. New York. will
apply 20 - supreme Court OF the state ot
New YORK. az a Special Term. Part Z thereof.
% ~ held IN the New York County Court House.
IN The Borough aforesaid. the md day oc
b-c-mo~r, isSr. AT haif-past ten o'ciock In tho
forenoon OF th@s tay. thereafter ss
counsel can be heard fnr an order authcrfzinx
The said corporation. ABOVE named. TO change
rs Soroorate Name % the HEAD MUSIC PUB
LISHING COMPANY
Dated. New YORK November son 1000
HEAo-W ESrN-NN PUBLISHING COMPANY
~ Geo. W. Head. IT.. PrNa11snS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Pt,reau OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy De-
partment Washington. D. C.. until 10 O'Clock
a m December IA. 1908. and publicly Openet
immediately thereafter. % furnish az the navy
ward Brooklyn. -. etc quantity OF naval
SuDplles as follows: sch. 1861: Socks.-Sch- @no2.
IIh-arv books 261s. Chairs. steel sch
ZOOS. LIQUID bronze. alcoho4--Sch. COO, sand
sch zoos: China and enamelied mess gear. sta
tionery-Sch. coll: Gum gas,Iet.-Scn. 2Ol2.
Nodded gaskets. sch. 2o1T: Packing--Sch- cll.:
Shellac. Applications for proposals should desig-
nate the schedul, 3 desired by number. Blank
proposals Will be furnished upon application tn
the navy pay Office. New York y y. to
the Bureau T. r. ROGERS. Paymaster-Gen-
eraI 4. ;. y. n-2-O3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
PUBLIC NOTICES.
Department OF Finance Bureau for the CcI-
ton OF Taxes New York. December l. lsoet
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.

I NDER THE PROVISIONS or SECTION
L el8 Of the Greater New York Charter. no.
tIco n hereby given 70 g. persons or corpora
tiols vino have omitted 10 pay tasir taxes. 20
pay the same In the Borough IN wh-ch tho
property il located. 80 fol.Cws;
Borough % Manhattan. M 81 Chambers
eet. MGnAsftaE. y. 7.
mon; avenues. The Bronx. y. Y.
Borough OF Brooklyn. Rooms =. 4. and s.
Municipal building. Brooklyn. y. J.,
Borough Of queens. corner JacASOn avenue
anc F.fth street Long isanc City y. Y
Borough OF Richmond Borough HAL. s..
George. staten Island. y. Y.
and that under lhe provisions OF section SIT
OF sad Charter. II any such shall remain
unpaid OF the arst day Of November IL shall
lie the duty Of the Receiver Of axes 20 charge.
receive aad collect upon tucl taN 80 remaining
UNPAID on that day. IL addition - the amount
O. such TAX. sevea per ceDLum Psr EnnUm uroa
the amount thereof from me cay On which
salC taxes became Tue aid YayEb.e October J,
l.Uut. as provided by section nike hUr dreC and
fourteen Of tGls act, 10 ths taSe q PAymsRL
DAVID l. AUSTEN,
Rsce-ver - SSxea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
JEW ELRY.

HIGHEST PRICES for eiamonds old gold Jew
elry. established iss4 Mrs Lynchs son. 9ss
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEGs TO ANNOUNCE
that the firm OF Wesendonck. L<or-uz a co.
Was dissolved by limitation November S0th.
I9ue and that the business will b- continued
bv him as successor under IN. of
WALTER WESENpONck q CO.
AZ the same address. so-se Worth street. New
WALTER wEsESDoScX
New YORK. December Iss. lsoSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01

Il n11R1M 20 y For Christmas and
II VVykUQS New Years Deli ght-
II Y ful short trips % AL
resorts WASHING
Iron ATLANTIC cry. OLD POINT.
RICHNOND BEKMU DA. etc All ex-
penses included. sIt-50 up. send for de-
tails 70 MNRSTERS TOURS 81 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
HOUgEKEFPrR-Refne young widow Of en-
csiisrr ~har,rter and capahiIitv desires rosi-
ton IN small family; wicover's preferred refer
ences H X. Box 45O. Tribune Uptown Once.
1854 Broadway.
neat active Protestan, middle aged woman:
good cook and baker. SIS monthly; excellent
references, Twins Bureau. u West 1ith ST.
HoUsEwORE Competent Scotch Protestant:
good cook. laundres'; reference: In small fam
fly. ais West 36th St. one flight up: Wilson
Observation-Disclosures good cook:
neat. Willing capable; excellent reference b,
Hofmayer's Bureau. l53 West sd st Telephone
lsG4-Chelsea-
INFANTS NURsE.-English: understands all
bottle feeding; thoroughly competent; $50 70
ISOLATION. East 42d Phone. 2993 Murray
hin.
LADY's MAID-Gerrnan. good Iinguist: hair
dresser manicuring. seamstress; good packer
well: also around the world: good references ].
c. +. 2oT East I'D 81.
LAUNDREss. Days work: nrst class: best
city referspees- Mrs Miller. 2s4 West li7th st.
LAUNDREsS. Competent: wishes washing AZ
home; good work: open air dry ing; reasonable
prices; any time Call Montague. II East
1s4th st
NURsE--Young capable: will care two chill
Miss Shea's Bureau. East s2d ST
NURSE.-Engish: will take infant: understands
all foods. doctor's reference Address Nurse
I64 East 18th st. Phone. 1888 Harlem. n. Y.
NURsE.-Capable woman win take entire charge
OF nervous or delicate child; years reference
from last employer. will teach elementary
branches F a. Miss FitGeralds Bureau. sos
9Th ave, entrance 4ed st.
NURsE.-ReIiabIe Irish Protestant. trained
competent infants nurse: take charge. bring
up bottle; understands all foods. city refer
ence 500 Columbus ave. Gainey bell
NURSE Experienced IN taking care defeats
and invalid children: understands foods. etc:
excellent references from former employers: city
or country. B. P. Miss FitzGerRld's Bureau.
sos 5th ave. entrance s2d ST
NURSERY GOVERNESS. - Young. capable
woman viii take charge OF one or two children:
understands kindergarten, piano. etc: excellent
reference VI, Miss FitzGeralGs Bureau sos 5th
ave, entrance aga ST.
YOUNG WOMAN.-Ladv's maid and care OF in
valid lady: understands all kinds Of treatment
and mendinE; two years references. Care Hassel-
gren 227 East G3d
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PED %" LINE ss11s. 3 :lyd wan a sos ss.
For san Juan. =. r.. Ia Guayra Pto. CabellO.
Curacao and Maracalbo. VIA Curacao
CARACAS. --- o. Dec = PHlLADEl-PHlA--D Dee 8
FOr Ia Guayra. Curacao and MaracaloO
ZJ-LIN- ...-.--. Dec. ~ MARACAIBO- ..- Dec. -
superior Accommodations Tor PassenHerS
BOLTON. BLISS DALLETf
General Managers - Wall ST.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC STE AMSHIPs
NEW YORK-NEW ORLENNS
IlIs laG ! BroalAvav View YORK
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CONTRACT 81

CONTRACT 81
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
a99 Broadway. New York. until II A. 81 on
December Is 1893. for CONTRACT 80 FOR the
Piait Avenue siphon and portions Of Arasey
cut and cover. aggresating about -. 400 feet OF
open cut and on cmbankment, 1Tls feet high
by Is feet wide inside. and about 13s feet OF
aQueduCt OF special design built OF reinforced
concrete. The work Is located east OF the
Hudson River IN the town Of Greenburg and
York Al the above time and place the bids
wall be publicly opened and read Pamphlets
pamphiets Of coniract drawings can he T obl
tainrd al Room SOC at the above address by
each pamphlet For further particulars see
Information for Bidders
John \, a IS BEN 81; r Prssiaent;
CHARLES a SHAW.
J. WALDO SMITH.
-Bo,,,s G y sI ErEineeT.
Secretary
cATsKILL AQUEDUcr.
Contract g.
SEALED BIDS will be received by the Board
q o. 1Ss ghs II A N. or becSn,ber NAY ag
Tor Contract a. for the construction of seven Is
shell o feet 8 inches nominal inside diameter.
eoped Nith concrete an ned win Portland
several stretches % aglsluet IN open cut and on
smtskvll men, q ooo FEET ire voS 4. ssFs =
lie t5Wns % Olive. Ulster County. New Windsor
Orange county. PhiilipsfONu Putnam Count,
and Cortlaudt Westminster County New York
At the above time and place the bids VIII b-
p.hItriN a.eued and read Pamphlets containln.
Information FOR bidders ans pamphlets OF IN
tract drawings can be obtained Room 300 al
Ire ahosc address by cepositinE the % Ten
dollars SD for each pamphlet For further
psriiculaTs see Information for bidders.
JOHN A RErNSE-I.. F'residsnr
CHARLES CHADWICK
CHARLES a SHAW
Commissioners ~ the flnsrd % Water suoplY
? WALDO SMITH. chief Enginesr.
THOMAS HARSETT. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01

UNENEIk 50.
.opnuAM ROAD. W cor Andrews sves
$3.50 a Hopkin sincl agt Forcham Con-
-.--fion 30 81 a.. nov -. 1909, Sl.aoo-
--.,cn BOULEVARD AND COSCorRSE. 9
SO q n ~ Burnside ave, Louis Tager
II 4rr fremont Temple Congregation
- "a Mercy a al. Nov -. 1900; Sa.5lo.
- PROPERTY church r Gates a Co
- zane. nov ~. 1900. s707 %.
80 81 SIS East william Blum~namo sgt
aa--.--.rhauu Construction CO e. al. Nov 10.
ZOO 500
-.---5r 81 II East. HDEh IA Graham agt
- Day 81 al. Nov y. 1902. So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NONENRER 81.

- sa- a. so7. Joseph Ilpmsr - Al act Rroo.
,,.s- rl,ction ca owner and contractor. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
cooks NILE STEaTElS

Cairo % Luxor and The First CataTact-
Egypt Dec EEypt. ....-.. Dec. -
Rameses the CT. Dec IA Hameses the CT Jan q
Ramcscs .-.... Dec Il Ramcses 90. Jan II
and weekly thereafter. connecting with service
for the Second Cataract. Ehartoum. Uganda.
&c. IN addition Cooks Express Steamers sail
every Monday and Friday Luxurious daha-
beahs and special steamers COR charter % FAM
HES and private parties
Tours TO the OrieDt-HOly Land. Egypt.
Levant. etc. leave Jan :. - Fen. !. 10,
March !. 4dd Annual Series Travel de luxe.
Tours 20 Bermuda. Florida. California. etc.
Tickets and Tours for Independent rravei-
Icrs Everyw here.
THOS. COOK & SON,
2s5 ZOO Broadway. $40 Madison ave-
563 Fifth ave Windsor Arcadel New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01

mss frr Erisroual choir. So monthly Web
sreff~ choir and Concert EXCEange. laG 5th ave
WAITED -ranvHasing agent for sale ~ hand
,--F. foun handle froorrs 900 Ter cent
..r-+f rfe~fba Address crululun cat. t@flilE
az and eKpsrienc~. o. 81 ha2 =. tribune 'li.e.
" ,---rT --rrrlss fnak~~ ana ban1aglst a. once
Nirter - Mex biaeu ~ flf.slk ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01

Male.
PM YOUNG BUSINESS MEN
honest and energetic. % start
n the advertising department u
great daily neWsla Ter can
Tor iuterview. Ron 5lT. Irib-
gne Building
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-04-30
Drilling for oil at Ryder.

That the Ryder people intend
getting rich, by the Oil recently
discovered in their locality, can be
seen by the following article tax
en- from last weeks News:
The oil drilling machinery ar
rived in town at IL p. IN. Tuesday
evening, having come overland
from Minot and being on the road
over two days. The engine did
not get in until Wednesday after.
noon. They are being puton Joe
Wustner's lot in the rear of the
meat market, where drilling will
begin and will run day and
night as soon as started. The ca.
pacity of the drill is 1000 feet but
it is thot that oil will be reached
around 1000 feet in which case q
couple of weeks work will settle
the matter as far as this we'll ia
concerned. Several analyses Of
the oil have been made and in
none was there any trace Of acids,
which would show up had this
been refined oil planted in the
wells.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-04-30
Mercer telegram,

q. p. Nelson paid his subscrip-
ton to the Telegram with twelve
dozen eggs.
G. o. Somerville, of Bowden,
was in town Saturday in search Of
an eighteen year old son who had
run away from home. His trip
south of Mercer was futile.
While demonstrating an auto
stunt to some of the Mercerites
last Tuesday, Mr.. Casey, of the
Casey Land company, of Under
wood, ran into a telephone pole
one mile east of town. and broke
the telephone pole in two, slightly
bending the front axle of the auto.
Chas. Williams has had about a
half acre broke north of the depot
and will plant trees and make a
beautiful park there. Charlie
certainly believes in Identifying
the town and his example would
be a good one for the other bust
ness men to follow by putting in
q town park.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-04-30
Easter Pow-wow at Shell Creek.

Easter Pow-wow at Shell Creek.
There was a genuine, old-time
Indian pow-wow held at the Shell
Greek agency Easter day. The
bucks we're arrayed in feathers and
war paint and the sapaws were de.
corated in all the warm colors
known to man with strings Of bear
claws. shells, beads and teeth,
dangling from their costumes
The occasion was made doubly in.
teresting by the presence of a
number of the Black Feet tribe
from Montana, who came with
presents of every description fol
the Indians. The Black Feet
joined in the dance which, we are
informed, was a celebration of a
truce that was made between the
two tribes after many generations
of hostility. Like the Blue and
the Gray, these tribes now move
as one.-Harvey Herald. ="
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-04-30
Underwood Miner.

NJ. Hornland returned Saturday
from an extended trip thru the
south and Texas. He saw some
very good country and good land
but concluded that North Dakota
was Just little better and thinks
of staying here.
j, E. Miller, A. w. Raw and G.
3. Burton left Tuesday morning
for sight seeing trip to the coast.
Maesrs. Raw and Burton, having
both disposed Of their business in
terests here, are looking for new
locations. On the return trip the
gentlemen expect TO visit differ
eat points Of interest in King 3D.
wards domain.
We have it on authority that the
management Of the Metropole ho-
tel will change about the first of
next month. In the meantime the
lower rooms will be fixed up for
hotel purposes BY taking out the
pool tables and partitioning of an
Office, dining room and kitchen.
The building will also in other
ways be remodeled rs 70 give the
travelling public the best accom-
odstions. Underwood has been
in want 0f q hotel, since the fire ID
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-04-30
Took Big Dose Of Stryehntne.

Max Enseleit, German-Rus-
sian homesteader, who has been
living two miles south of Denhoff
for several years, died suddenly
from the effects of self
tered dose of diluted strychnine,
at ten O'Clock this evening (Thurs-
day. Coroner Hambleton held
an inquest over the remains, and
the following testimony was given
Dan Ralkey, was the first wit
ness called, and he testified as fol-
lows: That he was employed by
Max Enseleit for a period of three
months and had worked about two
weeks. That Max was complain
ing all day of u bad cold, and had
mixed up some medicine at noon.
That when he came in from work
he found Max getting supper, and
that soon after they ate, Max took
a large dose of the mixture and
offered Dan some of it. He tast-
ed it aud said that it was very
bitter. That after Max took the
dose they both went to bed, and
that he soon went to sleep. but
was awakened by Max calling for
water at ten O'Clock. He gave
Max two or three drinks, after
which Max refused to drink any
more and said that ''if he ever had
his right senses again he never
would take such a dose of medi-
cine and that it was his last night. -
In a few moments Max was taken
with paroxysms Of agony and died
after a few struggles.
The jury, which was composed
of Ed x. Moore, Il. B. Robertson,
and B. b. Moore, gave q verdict in
accordance with the testimony.
The Voice is of the opinion that
Enseleit did not intend to commit
suicide as was first reported but
that he took the strychnine think
ing it would cure his cold. Three
bottles of strychnine were found
in the shack, two Of which were
nearly empty. Enseleit was not
considered as a man of strong
mind, and he, had several times
stated that he might take his own
life.
Enseleit has one con eight years
I Of age living in Russia. He has
no relatives in this country
Denhof Voice.