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Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
HONEYMOON COUPLE
 MAKE REMARKABLE TRIP
From Summit Of Mt. Washington to the Crawford House.

Crawford, N. H. July 2s.-A remark able rip considering the conditions under which it was made, was &C., complished today by Mr. and Mrs, w. Monroe Roberts of Long Island City, N. r., who are passing their honey moon here, in walking from the sum nit of Mt Washington over Franklin, Clay, Pleasant and Clinton mountains. to the Crawford house, distance of nine miles z
 The. trip was noteworthy from the fact that neither were attired for moiintaiia work. MT. Roberts wearing a froek coat, tall hat and tight patent leather shoes. Mrs. Roberts had on a light; fiirnsy dress Paris hat and high French-heeled shoes, Both went up Mt. Washington on the morning train and not realizing the perils of the journey on foot undertook to walk back. to. the Crawford house. Mrs. Roberts collapsed at several points. but revived each time She, and her husband arrived here tonight in an. exhausted condition.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
INCOME TAX AMENDMENT
 TRAN EMITTED TO SENATE.
Received by Governor Weeks fron, the Department of State at Washina.on,

Hartford, July 29.--In 1he senate to- day ExecutiNte Clerk Po,d presented a communicati lDn from Governor Weeks. enclosing a commnnicasioa from the department iof state, presenting the amendment Ito the federal constitution in relation flo, the authority Of congl ss to lay an fnlcome tag. I he ame, Jment passed by 6congress Is as follows:
 Article NXXVI.-The congress shall have powsr to lay and collect taxes on incomes, 4 from whatever source de- rived. without apportionment among the seveIa states, and without regard to any cfsnstis or enumeration"
 On the motion of Senator Fenn the commnTiication was referred to the commiftee on federal relations.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
Schooner L. C. chspies Stranded on
 He'll Gate Rocks.

< New York, July 29.-The swift tide in Hell Gate swung the schooner Lois c. Chaples abruptly around, snapped the hawser of her tow and she sdrifted and stranded on the Mill rock, a small island in midstream, as she was bound in from New Haven today. The tug towing her had another tow at the time and could not go to her assist ance. As the tide continued to ebb, the schooner listed heavily and barely escaped capsizing. A crew of eight men was aboard the Chaples, but no one was injured. Tugs were trying to pull the schooner into deep water to- night.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
BRYAN TO BECOME A TEXAN.
Will Desert Nebraska, But Will Con
 tinue Politics in Lone Star State.

Bellefontaine, Ohio, July 29.-William Jennings Bryan is to move to Texas. He said so in the course of an inter view preceding his delivery of lec- lure last night. He declared he in tended to move to Texas after making a South American tour, on which he will start this fall.
 T am not seeking election to the senate from Nebraska" he said. I am not going to be Nebraskan, for I am going to move to Texas. I expect to continue in politics in Texas"
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
WOMAN SUPERINTENDENT. Mrs. E. F. Young Head Of the Chicago
 Public School System.

Chicago, July 2s.-The superintend- ency of Chicago's great school system has been given into the hands of a woman for the first time in its history. Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, principal of the Chicago normal school since 1905, and an educator of national reputation, was chosen tonight by the newly or ganized board of education. as head of the public schools.
 - Mrs. Young is 64 years old and was born in Buffalo, N. Y. She has been engaged in teaching since 1862.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY.
Arrives at New York from CoIon--iie
 Is Berkeley Proctor.

New York, July 2s.-An eccentric man without a country came to town today from Colon, Panama. He is Berkeley Proctor, an electrician, for merly of Belmar, N J., who gained considerable notoriety a few months ago by writing a letter to Governor Fort renouncing his citizenship, There was bit of mystery as to what. prompted this act, but he said on his arrival today that he had foresworn allegiance to this country for reasons of religion" S-cf
 Despite young Proctor's act, he was admitted by the immigration officers today. He introduced himself as the man without country and when re- quired to sign a. a'declaration, erased the words ''am an American citizen" and insisted upon writing. 1T am American born.y He said he had been down in Panama rJust looking things ovefs
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
BLOWN UP BY BLACK FLANDERS.
Dynamite Destroys Front of Italian Store in Hazleton. Pa. =

Hazleten, Pa. July 29.-The entire front of the store of James AntinozzL an Italian merchant here, was blown out early. today with dynamite. 10 one was injured. r .-'N--
 Last winter Antinozzi received. a let- ter demanding money. On July 22 the demand was repeated with the threat that his place would be blown up if be did not comply with the request. He treated the latter as a joke. There is no clue to the writer.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
CUBAN CABINET CRISIS
All the Ministers and Presidential Sec
 retary Resign.

Havana, July 2e.-The cabinet cri- sis, which for some time has been im- pending, reached a climax this aft ernoon when all the ministers, as well as the presidential secretary, Senor Castelianos, signed their resignations, which will be officially presented to President Gomez on his arrival from Cayo Cristo.
 The action of the cabinet was taken after conference, with the avowed purpose of expressing loyalty in the president and relieving him of the em- barrassment of making rem6Vals.~ V
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
Chicago Woman Killed in Automobile
 Accident.

Chicago, July .2s.-Mrs. Parker Win field Kerr of this city, wife of sales man for a woolen mills company, was killed tonight in an automobile acci- dent near Libertyville. Ill. W. s. Mills, a tailor. who was driving the machine was seriously injured. In turning a corner the machine skidded and instead of putting on the brakes or low speed Mills by accident touched the accelera- tor and the machine gave great jump and turned turtle in the ditch.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
French MonopIane in Hudson Fulton
 Celebration.

New York, July 2s.--Louis Bleriot. the first man to cross the English channel in an aeroplane has cabled his American representative here that he will -enter monoplane in the flights to be held here next fall for a si0,00O cash prize. during the Hud- son-Fulton celebration.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
Artist John R. Tait Bound Dead.

Baltimore, July 29.-John R. Tait, ranking high as an artist and a critic. was found dead today at the foot of a flight of steps in his home, in West Lanvale street. Whether he died from the effects of the fall or suffered a stroke of apoplexy has not yet been determined MT. Tait was "A years cd. He was the art critic of two New York newspapers and a frequent con- tributor to magazines.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
FREIGHT TRAINS COLLIDE
 AT NORTH wiNDHAM.
Traffic on New Haven Road Blocked
 for Several Hours.

North Windham, July 29.-A coili- sion between a local and an extra freight train here tonight blocked traf- fic on the main line of the New Ha- ven road for several hours. The local was discharging freight when the rear end was run into by the extra, srnash- ing the caboose and several freight cars. Fireman John Montviiie of Put-' nam jumped and was severely cut about the head. The extra was going down grade, and the brakes failed to stop the train in time to- prevent the collision. A <4-tf sss~ -1.st
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
X VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS,
William P. Kent of wyths Nomlnstsd |a by Aecianation for Governor.

! Newport News, Va, July 2s.-Evil- liam F.. Kent of Wythe county was nominated, by. exclamation for governor of Virginia by the republican conven- ton here today.
 A caucus before the convention met had arranged slate, which also con- tained the following names:. -.. .--
 For lieutenant governor-J L. Krup- per. of Alexandria tic''4-f
 For attorney general--G. A. River comb of Clifton Forge or W. R. Pcgue of Wythe.
 For treasurer-R. O. Proffett of Taze- well.
 For superintendent of public lnstruc- tion-F. B. Brent of Nelson county.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
Sale of Cigarettes to Sailors (
 Schroeder's Fleet Prohibited.

Provincetown, Mass, July 29.-With the exceptioA of the battleships Ohio and Virginia, all the vessels of Rear Admiral Schroeder's fleet were at sea tonight after day spent in various evolutions.
 An order prohibiting the sale of cig- arettes and matches to the sailors on the vessels of the fleet has been is- sued
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
No Further Attempts to Cross English Channel at Present.

Calais, July Hubert Latham and Count de Lambert, the French aero nauts, are shipping their. flying ma chines to. Rheims. and it is understood they have abandoned the idea of mak- in& any further attempts to cross the English channel until after aviation week., which is the latter part of Au-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
JAPANESE ROYALTY. COMING.
Prince and Princess kuni May Attend
 Hudson Fulton Celebration.

Tokio, July 29.-Japan will be repre- scented by royalty at the tri-centennia1 ot the discovery of the Hudson river, according to the belief current here. The Japanese court will probably be represented by Prince and Princess Kuni wko are now touring Europe. The couple will leave London for New York on August 25.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
TrumbuII Man Dead at es.

Trumbull Conn.,. July 29.-George Hawley, aged 9S, one of the oldest res idents of this vicinity, died at his home here today after a short illness. He had been unusually strong and active and youthful appearing up to q short time ago. He was bachelor bis near- est relatives being a nephew and niece. with whom he lived here. ..s.~r .s 4
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
$25.ooo F;re at Brewer, Maine

Bangor, Me. July 29.--The plant of the Marine Railway and Lumber com pany in Brewer ,was destroyed by fire today, together with the schooner Ro- sa Mueller, several empty ice houses belonging to the Marine Railway com pany and two hundred thousand feet of. hard pine lumber.
 The loss is about BPS, 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

kiel, JElv 2s-1nc Hus sian inperi- al yacht Standart, with Emperor Nich- olas and Empress Alexandra and their children on board, started through the Kiel canal today. Both banks of the canal are picketed with marines and squadrons of cavalry are patroiling the country side.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

Goodwood, Eng, July 29.-The Hal- maker, plate of 200 sovereigns. for two and three year olds. distance five fur longs, was won here today by Gala day third. Ten horses started, includ- ing H. P. Whitneys Blue Girl colt:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
RLERIoT TO ACCEPT CHALLENGE Willing to Race With Wriahts Under
 the Seattle Conditions.

q Paris, July 29.-Louis Bieriot. the French aviator, who successfully flew across the English chnanel in his monoplane last Sunday,appeared great ly pleased when informed this after noon that the officers of the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition had offered a purse of s25,000 for an aeropiane race between him and the Wright brothers. He said:
 This is the first intimation that I have had of any such offer, but if eith- CT of the Wrights challenges me under the Seattle conditions l shall innmedi- ately accept" .. :.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
RETURNS A PRISONER.
Advsnturer Bailey Arrives in New
 York Homeless and Penpiless-

New York, July 2s.-Homeless and penniless,. Francis G., Bailey. the ann duras about year ago with the steamship Goidsboro, leaving a string of creditors behind, arrived in New York tonight in charge of detectives and was locked up at police headquar- ters.
 He was brought from British Colum- bia, where he was arrested in June aft CT his sensational escape from :, a steamship that was taking him to New Orleans from Honduras. Several indictments. e, have been returned against him here.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
Dsats of General Henry c. worthins-

Washington. July 29.-General Hen ry Nc Worthington. formerly member of tyt California legislatuHe, delegate in cEhgress from Nevada; diplomat and Jurist, died at the Garfield hospital here today from cerebral hemorrhage. He was Al yAara aid
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
Dead Body Identified.

Hartford. Conn, July 2s.-The body of the man struck by Valley train in the tunnel today was identified tonight as that of Thomas J. Fehy, though his residence Is not known. sFehy received a fractured skull and died-in the hos-' n4kai
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
ciidd.n Car. in Kansas.

Salina. Kas., July Without meet ing with "a single accident on the two hundred mile trip from Oakley to Sa- lima, the forty two cars in. the Glidden tour reached here tonight. The cars will start for Kansas City tomorrow at 6.20 A- -,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

Nairobi, British East Africa, July 29.- Colonel rheodor Roosevelt today African Turf club here. Kermit Roose- welt had mount in five of the races.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
slo.ooo Fire in Ohio Town

Lima, O.. July 29.-Fire, which for time threatened to burn the husi- ness section of Harrods. ten miles east of here. destroyed the Central hotel and several residences tonight. The loss is $10.000.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
ssc,ooo Lumber Yard Fire.

Doylestown.- Pa., July 29.-Chalfonte, a small town near here. was this aft ernoon threatened with destruction by fire, which caused damage estimated at s60,0oo. The flames started ip q lsaaahar uAxa- Y Iss
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

N. 6leriot, the successful channel aviator, was given an enthusiastic re-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
Suicide Due .e Apsipro.ohins' Vacation.

1tfPf o~1''tH9 Vardtfoffs
 Easthampton, Mass, July 29.-Suc- cuuibing to the strain of overwork, ac- companied by his approaching yaca tion. Edwin c. Riedel, assistant super .f1ftendent of the Mas ha wannuck Man featuring company's mills, committed suicide tonight by drinking carbolic acid. Riedel was 45 years of age,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

Mrs. Mary s. Dickersen, aunt of the wife of Vice President James s. Sher- man, left an estate of s5oo,00o, but no will. -,s~- .4
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

Mayor Reyburn ct Philadelphia de- livered an address against the pro- posed federal income tax
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
steamshi, Arrivals.

At Napiess July 35. Roma, from New York
 At Trieste: July zs, Argentina from
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

4]2,eoo, 900 Claim by Heirs of Will liam Webster in San Francisco was
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

ey sh ovsrwhslmiss Vote the miners of Ensland declared for genera
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

Steel Car and Foundry Go. Bought In.
 Baltimore, July 2s.-The plant of the. South Baltimore Steel Car and Foun- dry company was bought in blythe re- organization committee of creditors yesterday for S340.000. The company will be reorganized with a capital of $15OOOO0. .- |,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
Gabled Paragraphz

Berlin, July z9.- Samuel Gompefs, president of the American Federaffun af Labor, arrived here today tp afl&dy labor conditions.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

Owen RowIey, While Laughing at 2 joke, fell fifteen feet, broke his spine and may die.>
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

Emma coidman PIans to visit Bal ltim0re to test the right of free
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
Condensed Telegrams

Cholera caused . Panic at vitevok, Russia, forty eases aPpearins daily.
 The psmoera<se Congressional Com naittee will soon be6in it's campaign
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

Alabama General Prohibitier.
 MoI tgonery, .Alas July 2e.-rhe gen eral prohibition bill was reported tGv. crably to the house today.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

Siemvnd kiobber of Chicago was
 held up by a pretty, young woman with g revolver and robbed ora dis<nehd stud. 7.,. st.s..,,.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

wife of Vice President James s. sher- man, left an estate of s500,000, but no will. -ss~.- e sisnvnd kiebbsr of Chicago was held up by a pretty young woman with a revolver and robbed ofsa dfanehd stud. -.S. S-st...s,,
 The Terpedo ,Heat Dsstroyer Esrrst scpt through an entanglenfett of zsfn- pets and wire guarding. the harbor of Portsmouth a z.
 George peIIins, a giant who arrived in New York from Europe drank the contents of three-quart stein of beer at one sitting.
 s The Worlds Alliance of Young Mems Christian associations opened its sev- enteenth annual conference at Barmen- Eberfeldt, Germany.
 Mrs. Thomas Appleton of Seattle, Wash, has been arrested on the com- plaint of the proprietor of a hotel at Geneva for failure to pay a $500 bill.
 Mrs Gordon Hoyt and her daughter, Miss Clara Hoyt, were drowned at Snug Harbor. N. Y.. while. the mother was attempting to rescue her daugh- ter.
 Secretary of War Dickinson left Washington for Belle Meade, his coun- try home. near Nashville, to see his son, Capt. Overton' Dickinson, who is seriously i'll.
 Theodore Hsuer, the merchant who was arrested at Maracaibo two days ago, charged with organizing a Castro plot to overthrow President Gomez, is German subject.
 Giovanni zsreone, the Italian mur dered near Danbury. Conn.,. was the fourth man connected with the mys- terious barrel murder In New York in 1903 to meet violent death :2v '
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

President Taft Wired His condoI- eness to Mrs. Leopold Markbreit on the death of. MT. Markbreit.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

The Torpedo Boat Dsstroyer Eerret cut through an entanglenfefit of z8fm- bers and wire guarding the harbor of Portsmouth.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

George polIing, a giant who arrived in New York from Europe drank the contents of three-quart stein of beer at one sitting.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

2 The Worlds Alliance of Young Mems Christian associations opened its sev- enteenth annual conference at Barmen- Eberfeldt, Germany,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

Giovanni zsreone, the Italian mur dered near Danbury. Conn. was the fourth man connected with the mys- terious barrel murder In New York in 1903 to meet a Niolent. death. a '
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

Secretary of War Dickinson left Washington for Belle Meade, his coun- try home, near Nashville, to see his son, Capt. Overton Dickinson, who is seriously i'll. (
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

Mrs. Thomas Appleton of Seattle, Wash, has been arrested on the com- plaint of the proprietor of a hotel at Geneva for failure to pay $500 bill.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

Theodore Hsuer, the merchant who was arrested at .Maracaibo two days ago. charged with organizing a Castro plot to overthrow President Gomez, Is a German subject.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30

Mrs. Gordon. Hoyt and her daughter, Miss Clara Hoyt, were drowned at Snug Harbor., N. Y., while the mother was attempting to rescue her daugh- fer
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-21
Aged Lady
Il, Mixup

Toilet Anderson, = farHks1 livfn0
in the western part Of WsEa com
ty, brot his aged mother = n1ss
recently, bot her 4 reuId h1l tisbst
to Chicago where she Was to .visit
friends. As the lady salIst s1sah
English, the son told her to slew
her ticket and everything wsuN -
all right. The lady arrived in
Chicago all right. and hsldi1s NJ
the remaining portion of her ticket.
which stated from Chicago to
Minot," vas placed on train
leading out OF the city, and IN .
few days was back at her desttla-
ton. Agent Sherman found her
sitting in the 500 depot and seen
had matters Strengthened out. The
500 will give her another ticket, and
she will return to Chicago, wiser
woman this time.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-21
Notice of Mortgage E.,c.elosure.

Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure.
Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage, executed and de-
livered by Alfred S. Blakey and
Emily Blakey, his wife, mortgagors,
to Owen A. Wells, mortgage, dated
the 2sth day OF October, 1907, and
flied for record in the Office OF the
Register of Deeds of the county OF
Ward and state t North Dakota,
on the 18th day of November, 1907,
and recorded in book ~" OF mort
cages, at page 514, viii be fore
closed by sale of the premises
in such mortgage and hereinafter
described. At the troat door Of he
court house IN the county 81 Ward
and state of North Dakota, al the
hour Of two O'Clock .. n. d he
9Th day Of February, 1893, to satis-
~ tho amount due upon such mort
gage on the day Of sale. The Irenis.
es described In such mortgage and
which will be sold to satisfy the
same are described as follows:
The southeast quarter Of section
eight (s), in township one
hundred and hfty.Avs, (155),
north Of range eighty-one (s1),
west OF the Fifth Principal keri-
dian, in Ward county. North Dakota.
There will be due On sush mort
s-.a 81 .he Gate Of sa;c, tshs sum
'.'rarea and eighty dollars
issso.ons
JuAn J. La.
Sheriff Ward Count North Daluaa.
Nwe~ A. Wells. NortnSse.
Sec A;tornsy 10
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-21

publication shall not exceed thirty
three and one-third cents (33 1-3)
for each ten lines of BREWER tyne or
us equivalent; but in counties hay
ing population of 1000 or more
three papers, not more than two Of
WHICH shall be published in the
same town, shall be selected, in
winch such proceedings shall be
published, with the same Limitation
as to compensation. ...s 4
In case contest is made nv q
publisher the board -hall receive
oener evidences OF circulation, and
ne shall have the right OF appeal to
the district court, to be taken as in
ordinary actions. Neither publisher
70 the contest shall receive pay for
publishing such proceedings unit;
me case is finally disposed Of
County Officers.
IN this Iowa cole this refers to
the County Auditor only.
record and report Of all fees col.
lected and disbursements made:
1T is hereby made the duty of the
county officers in each county OF
the state to keep a complete and &C.
curate account Of all the fees
charged and collected by them as
now provided by law; which accoun,
snall be made and kept az per.
manent records Of their oflces and
tney shall make reports Of such
ices TO the board Of county super.
'lsors OF their county at each reg.
uiar session thereof verified by their
Ath or affirmation summary "a
POT snan be spread upon the min.
yes OF ssfd board and be 4 par,
q its record.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-21
Iowa Laws for North Dakota
Suggestion for the Legislators Consider When Chano
ing the Laws on Printing Commissioner Proceed
ings-No Chance for Mix-ups

Here is the way official papers are
selected in Iowa. 1t might be a
good thing to enact such law in
North Dakota. ~ 4
Official newspapers: How selected,
what published in, Compensation.
The board of supervisors OF each
county shall, at its January session
in each year, select two newspapers
published within the county, or one
IL there be but one published there
in, having the largest number Of
bona fde yearly subscribers within
the county, which circulation shall
be determined as follows, in each
case Of contest, the applicants shall
each deposit with the county auditor,
on or before a day named by the
board of supervisors, a certified
statement, subscribed and sworn to
before some competent officer, Civ
ing the names Of the several post.
Offices, and the number and names OF
the bona fde yearly subscribers, re.
ceiving their papers thru each Of
said offices living within the county;
such statements to be in sealed en-.
veODes, and opened by the county
auditor upon direction Of the board
Of supervisors; and the two aopN
cants thus showing the greatest
number Of bona fiie yearly subscrib
ers living within the county shall BE
the county omcfal papers. in which
ali the proceedings Of the county
board OF supervisors. the schedule Of
the bills allowed. and the reports Of
the county treasurer, including the
schedule OF the receipts and expen
ditnres. shall be published at the
expense Of the county during the en
suing year, and the costs OF euct