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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-09
MANY ARTISTS HERE
FOR GUN CLUB MEET
GREAT INTEREST BEING MANI
TESTED IN BISMARCK
! E+T,> MEETING.
About 80 Came in Last Evening and
4 Large Number Will Be Here From
=: Mandan This Morning.

- A. large number of the <3hots who
took part in the state shooting tour
nament held at jamestown Wednes-
day and Thursday arrived in the city
on No. last evening and will re-
main for he two days meeting here
which will be held under the aus21-
ces of the Bismarck Gun club.
The program of the meeting has
been published in previous issue
of the Tribune and will be carried
out as originally published.
There will be fourteen regular
events each day. and one extra event,
the shooting of which will extend
over the two days Of the meeting, the
prize for the winner being a No. z
Pigron gun of the Ithica make. There
will also be two cash prizes OF STU
and SIS for second and third places
in this event.
Interstate rules will prevail during
the meeting and the Jack RABBIT
rose system will be used in dividing
the money. The system above men
toned makes the tournament espec'
iaIlv inviting for beginners as the a.
vision of the spoils will be made
strictly according to the number OIL
birds that are broken by each con-
testant.
There will be number or manu-
facturer's agents present who VII DO
some exhibition shooting and Will al.
so enter such events as are Zpeneo
for them.
The program of events will com
mence at $3.50 prompt each morning
of the meeting and an tnterm1ss1on
of one and one-half hours will be tax
en- at noon fc- dinner. In the after.
noon the shooting will continue until
the program for the day is cleaned
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-09
MRS. suDLoNG TO LECTURE.
Will Address Teachers Institutes a
Lisbon and Wahpeton.

Mrs. Budlong of the state library
commission, left for Fargo Thursday
evening, from which city she will go
to Lisbon to deliver a lecture on the
work Of the library commission be-
fore the teachers institute on Friday
afternoon. 20 From there she will go
to Wahpeton where she will give a
talk on the same subject Saturday
afternoon.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-09

: Did you ever stop to think that It
costs you each year from so to rs
per cent of the value of your refrig'
orator for your ice bill. Save this
item by using. a "Herrick" which is
only sold by Wolbert Hardware Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-09
BUILDING NEW WALKS.
Contractors Are Busy On Seventh
Street at Present Time.

A large force of men and teams
are at present engaged in laying a
new cement sidewalk on upper Sew
enth street, and from there they will
20 to other parts of the city. In
connection with the laying of the
walks it is learned that Stanley 2
Berquam, the firm of sidewalk build
ers who have the contract for the
city work, have decided to locate
here with their business. They en-
ploy all the way from twenty-five to
forty men and will be quite an ad-
di.ion to the business affairs of the
city. Both gentlemen expect to move
their families here in the near flu
ture, it is understood.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-09

why don't you call at Wolbert Hard.
ware Co.'S store and see a Dry All
"Herrtck" Refrigerator which will use
less Ice, and keep butter, cream, milk
onions, matches and everything better
than any other Refrigerator made.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-09

Hammocks, Couch Hammoeks, Set
tees, Wood and Reed Porch Chairs,
and croquet Sets. Biggest values in
the city. A. w. Lucas Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-09

The want ads are important to you
when it comes 70 make difference
what sort of furnished room you live
in. :
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-09

Buy our Porch Shades and Can.
vas Cot. Screen your porch and
sleep out doors. A. w. Lucas Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-09

buy our, Porch Shades and Can.
vas Cot. Screen your porch and
sleep out doors. A. w. Lucas Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-09

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Hammocks, Couch Hammocks. Set
tees, Wood and Reed Porch Chairs,
and croquet Sets. Biggest values in
the city. A. w. Lucas Co.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-09

To express my thanks to you for buying your first cake
of Galvanic Laundry Soap, price Sc, Ill buy OF the
grocer for you full-sized cake of Pamol1ve Soap
the dantiest toilet and hath soap you know-soap never
sold for less than 10c. s><@".:%a:.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-23
Narrow Escape OF MInsrs.

Scranton, Pa, Dec. 2S.-The night
shin of miners in the lower levels of the
Nespousi colliery OF the Scranton Goal
Company had thrilling experience
esrly today when FIRE destroyed the big
supply shaft leading 10 the 10 west levels.
The Ere started 10 the engine room at
the top of the shaft and spread rapidly.
The sir fan was pu! out of commission
aud the smoke began to pour into the
lower part Of the mlue. Fortunately
there are two fans 30 situated that they
can be worked independently, and the
engineer started the reserve fan and Kept
it going until the mineSs down below
could climb up the ladders into the up
per veins where there we're other exits.
The last fvL had iast renched safety
when the shsf. tower collapsed, block.
log the shaft completely. Five no ndred
men have been thrown out Of eSnploy.
ment by the fire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-23

Philippine lands il REV of the fact that
Congress, Ia the Law establishing the
government OF the archipelago, decrsee
that no corporation should be permitted
to scq lire more than 2 500 acre., aud M
individual more lban 40 acres, hiss been
meotsd question. Secretary Of War
Dickinson asked the advice OF the stlor-
ney general upon II snd SIR. Wicker
sham today decided 10 favor OF the trusPs
purchase. The lsnds 10 question were
bought by the Philippine government
from the Spanish frisrs both Sc an In
vestment and as par. OF the programme
for the elimination OF the ffisrs from the
archipelago. Attorney General Wicker
sham's opinion Is that the restrictions
placed by Congress upon the sale Of
lands In the Islands referred to the lsnds
of TIE public domsin and do not afisct
the acreage bought from the frisr'.
A telegram was sent TO the family OF
senstor McLloriu Of Mississippi by Dol
Rsusdell, ssrgeut.at.arms Ct tue Senate
today, sskiog whether they desired 40
Iieisl funeral. Upon their answer will
depend whether committee of senators
shall attend the last services In honor Of
the dead statesman. Il would be prscli.
callY impossible for committee to reach
Brandon, Mississippi, the MoLaurID
home, before Sunday.
Col D. NJ Raudssll, sergeant at arms
10 the Senate received q telegram this
afternoon from the family OF the late
Senator McLsurin saying, 10 answer to
an Inquiry be addressed 10 them by wire
that they did not desire az official
fune. al. The messsgs also stated that
The funeral Of the senator would take
place tomorrow morning.
Agents Of the Department Of Justice are
investigating the ''night.riders" in the bur.
ley tobacco districts of Kentucky, Ohio and
Indiana with a view to determining whether
the Builay Tobacco Society is responslt lie for
the outrages that have Teen committed, and
whether it has used coercion to increase It's
membership or to restrain trade. Com posed
OF growers Of this kind of tobacco, it s 81
legged that the society maintains a tolrd Of
control in each count for the purpose Of up.
n. ing prices ana tnat, In doing 80, IL mas
empl yed the 'night-riders." Several suits
against the society are now pending in the
courts, and information is now being collect
ed ~ enable the attorney general TO deter.
mine whether the society is amenable to the
anti.frus, law.
The Geographic Society Of Chicago came
out from behind the bush of doubt today with
a telegram TO Commander Pesry stating that
they have awarded him the god medal Of the
society will lie presented to him at banquet
in Chicago on January 26.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-23

SENATOR MCLAURIs, Of Mississippi,
died suddenly last night at bis home at
Brandon, that state, in the 62od yefr
OF his sge. He bad The unususl ex.
periencs OF being elected governor soon
after an election to he Senate, and then
OF bsing elected to the Senate soon alter
bis term as governor expired. De
was elected 10 the Senate 10 1894,
and The following year was elected gov
error; snd 10 1900 be was again elected
senator for the term beginning 10 1901.
He va, reelected, 90 that he died in
the middle Of bis second term. As q
boy Of l6 be bad short experience In
tive Confederate army, and he had
served as district attorney aud 10 The
Legislature. In the Senate climber be
was known as one Of the strongest de-
Tenders OF toe south, though not a radi-
cal. he believed in the south, her re-
sources and her future. aud be never
failed to rise to her defense when she
eas asssiled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-23
PRINCE Albert Becomes King.

Brussels, Dec. 23.-Priuce Alert be.
came King Albert Of Belgium TODAY,
The osth Of office being administered 10
Psrllameut Hall In the presence of the
ministry, the chief officials OF Belgium,
Albert's wife, Princesses CIementine aud
Sttphauie, daughters Of the late King
Leopold, and q distinguished gathering
that completely filed the inRueural
chsmber. Many foreign representatives
witnessed the ceremony, including
United States Minister Labe.
Ia his Managerial speech from the
throne, King Albert took occasion to
defend the B,lgiao government and the
late king from the world vide attacks
made tp)n them for Bslgium's course
ia the Congo. He declared that he
intended to continue "Iislgium's policy
OF humanity and justice iu the further
colonization Of the Congo. No nation
Is entitled to doubt our good intestions
10 the Congo. We have great work to
perform there aud will give to 1t our
very best administrative abb ities."
As the Belgian ceremony does not To-
clude coronation, Albert became king
10 fact as we'll as 10 name the moment
the oath Of Office was administered.
Princess Louise, another daughter Of
Leopold, returned to Budapeslh today.
She announced that preparations for the
contest OF Leopolds will are progressing
favorahIy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-23
The ta,s senator McLaurIn

Jackson, Miss, Dec. 2S. M ssifslpp'
Is today pupsrIpg to pay tribute to the
me mory OF Senator A. ]. McLNurip,
whose sudden dtah from heart disease
late yesterday startled the state. AL
though plans for the funeral have moi
been completed, most of the men prom
lnsut 10 public life In the state will be
present
Although there Is e lively Interest
Ia the sleciion Of Q senator, oficisli
today decline to discuss the matter.
Governor Noel Gays he will not de-
eide for several days whether he will
name some one to fill ont Senator Nc
Lsurin's term, OF will re'er the matter
to the Legislature, which meets early 10
January.
Two men have been mentioned. O1e
IL John Sharp Willisms, senator elec'
the other IL Jsmts K. Vsrtamanl
former governor and snnopuced can
dIdste for the full term following thu
exp ration of the term to which Nc
McLaurin was elected.
should the matter be referred to ths
Legislature, which is today considered
the mos, lIksly course, sharp scrim
mage might follow. 10 that case 1t Il
believed the chances would favor Varda
man
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-23
Today's Telegraphic News
Found With Doctors Wife.

Philadelphia, Dec. 90 Rather than
fscs the testimony Cf t. Q detectives, who
bad arrested them together 10 au
Eleventh street hotel Tuesday afternoon,
Dr.. B Gale, and Mrs. Jennie Deacon,
wife Of prominent physician, oil Bride
boro. Pa waived g hearing when they
appeared before Magistrate Girmau yes
terdsy. Immediately alter the hearing,
papers we're served on Dr. Guie, In a
suit for alleged alienation OF sffsctiors,
which Dr.. Dsscon. has brought, asking
$40, 900 damages. This was while D..
Gule was leaving the magistrates ofice
by the back door, to escape q crowd oil
newspaper reporters and curious Person''
Mrs. Deacon was more courageous,
for, she did not hesitate 10 leave by the
front door. shs carried her head high,
and refused to notice the Interest which
her presence created. Moreover, she did
not deigu to speak to her husband, whom
she had left on Tuesday, 1t lie said, to
come to the city to buy their l5.yesr'old
daughter q set Of furs for Chrlstmas, Il
is believed that Dr.. Guia chose the back
door route, because DR.. Deacon, his
former friend, and brother 10 the medi-
cal profession, was between the magis
trato's desk aud the front door. DR..
Deacon sppssred to be much wrought
up over tue stair, aud 1t is possible a
meeting between the pair would not
have been wholly unevenful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-23
Water Famine at Atlantic City

Atlantic City, N. j., Dec. 2S.-The
pumping station q. Ahsecon, which sup
plies this city With fresh water. was des'
troyed by FIRE today, aud there is grave
danger OF q water famine In tbs resort.
Fire engines from town have been stat.
Toned at the Absecon plant and they are
pumping water from the storage bssios
into The mains, hut they are unable to
give It force enough to send 1t to the
tops Of The buildings. and there will be
scarcity OF water until temporary pum-
ping ntstion can be constructed. Should
FIRE break GU! 10 the city the situation
would be most serious.
The scarcity of water caused the
closing down of oil the city schools, as
It was not deemed advisable to utilize
the scant reserve supply In feeding the
boiler. Five thousand children were
sent to their homes and he proposed
Christmas exercises we're abandoned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-23
Death irum AfphyxlatIon.

Philadelphis, Dec. 2S.--rhe veil Of
mystery which was drawn around The
man and woman who were found nearly
asphyxiatad 10 an apartment house here
yesterday was partly drawn following the
death of the map. The woman then con.
fessed that she wss DO. Mrs Theodore N.
Cover, Of Cleveland, as she brat told
those who found them, but that she was
Mrs. Jessie Merrett, Of IGsnevs, Ohio.
The womeo, Who Is ss!ll 10 9 serious
condition 10 the Hahnemsn Hospital
.egsined consciousness fer q time thie
morning aud admitted that she hsd
eloped With the man known IS CJver,
bat that 10 reality he Was Theodog;
Flynp, Of Elkton, Va,
Flynn came here several weeks ago Il
accept q position 10 department store
and was joined BY the woman last san
day,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-23
BOND ISSUE.

A bond issue Of s1o0, 900, 900 to
strengthen the u. 8. Treasury has been
decided upon by President Taft sod
Secretary Of the Treasury MacVesgh
TIE time OF issuance aud other essen
tlsl details will be arranged later. The
Isus will be msde q popular one,
While the treasury 10 not exactly
pressed for ready money, the increase In
receipts having been quite msrked, the
deficit thus fsr for the first ak months
of the fiscal year which began July l, II
over s2s. 500. 900. The disbursements
Rave been heavy and there will be q
still further draiD,
Because more ready cssh Is nstdtd
aud for lhs further reason that more
than 500, 900, 600 is due the Treasury
for oaoal expenditures, the president
ard Secretary MsCVtagh yesterday de-
clded that au Issue OF bonds should b'
made IS soon 81 The details could bs
sgresd upon. Senator Aldrlcb, chair
man of the Senste finance committee
vas present at the meeting.
The exsct cum which the Trta.ury
has expended out Of the general fund fol
canal construction, for which it nos
seeks REIMBURSEMENT, Is ss9. 1873, os2
The Treasury has an authorization O.
Congress to issue Psnsms canal bonds Il
the amount OF 1905, 937, 100.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-23

CHRISTMAS presents vsry consideia'
Lly 10 price, bat, after sll, the little boy
with his .cent.horn, cheap sleigh or
vsaop, or the little gil who finds a
flashily.dressed dell aud set Of 10Y
dishes by her crib Christmas morning Is
doubtless happier than many oil more
mature years who are weary OF safely
and who nave reached their ne plus ultra
in the lus. Of the h,sh, the lust OF the
eve aud the pride of life George d.
Wjdener. the Philadelphia capitalist
hs, purchased 10 New York a string Of
pesr!s valued at $3.50, 900, as Christ
mas Gilt for MIS-. Wldener. Mrs. VIDE
ner is'the daughter Of the late William
L Elkins, the traction mao. The wore
of gathering the pearls, 1t is Salo, ns'
taken many months. MIS- Widenel
now owns rope of pearls valued o.
$3.50, 600. The $3.50, 600 necklace vii
make her the pOsSessOr OF Sl,OOo'Oo'
worth OF pearls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-23
THURSDAY EVENING. DEC. 20. 1909.

AS Is oflen the case, KrisS Krlpgle
will fled Grape on some door Knobs
vban be makes bis annual tour next
Friday night. This eVer.welcome DOC
turnsl visitor will have been preceded
By the angel of death whose visits are
not copfotd 10 any season, and who eau
eg upou The face Of wind with celebrity
sousl to that Of the merry ell who cheers
our childhood aud amuses our more
mature years. Sable msnIles have brought
sadness to homGs in cur own midst dur
ing Christmas week, while sad accidents
resulting In untimely DEATHS have mar
red The season In other places. A little
girl 10 another city vas burned to death
q few days ago while engaged 10 playing
with q toy stove which her father had
hrouOht her With other Christmas toys.
The mother OF tho child was fatally
burned 10 attempting 10 save her little
ouc. Otrlslmss will 10 the fntnre bring
doleful recolIectlons to the father oil that
unfortunate household. Having return
ed from Christmas shopping laden with
o,ts for his twin daughters, Charles
Weismiller, of PottsVille, Pc, kissed
Them and watched hem fall asleep. DE
then prepared to arrange the presents
sor distribution, aud while the loving
tssk wss 10 progres, fell forward to Inc
a,or upon his face, dead. The Christ
mas season fills the souls OF many with
,,yous auticipstiops and 10 some cases
with air casll,p. 1t is hoped that none
will he greatly disappointed, but II
should be remembered by the little iolK'
wbds7 dfesms are most vivid, that they
cannot have all their hearts long io'
but ths: they should beconservative ano
content with such things as may TALL 10
,beir LOT. and even With mesgre remem
brsuces of the season they will have
much for which TO be thankful II they
can gather around The Christmas bOa'd
without being confronted by empty chaii'
ga will be the case In some homes, from
ehich loved ones have been taken
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-23
Tldlngs Of Cook .

Paris, Dsc. 23.-Dr. frederick A.
Oook, The discredlted explorer, pissed
through Paris today eu route to Offend,
Belgium, according 10 q generally &C.
cepted report. 1t is said that Cook &C.
complained by bis wife and youth Of
eighteen years osme to Paris from Nice,
to which city be fad from Mlrseilles
after his identity 10 the latter city be-
came known. A dispatch from Marssillsi
says that Cook registered at the Regint
hotel In that city under The name Of
Richardson, giving Naples as bis address
According to the hotel eff clals Cooks
Intention was to remain hidden 10 Mar
settles, bp! hls identity was disclosed b.
several American guests and he hsiiil]
departed for Nice. He Is said to have
reached Nice on Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-23
News Of the Day.

The AllsutIc battleship feet, with ten
Thousand sailors, has arrived 10 New
YORK for the Christmas holidays.
Iocludiug commissions aud other in-
cIdeniiaI expense, J. PierpoDt Morgan
recently paid $40, 900 for two soup tu-
reens which he obtained 10 Pari'.
Alderman Timothy P. Sullivan Little
TIM died 10 New York last night. His
DEAN was due to Bdghps disesse. Sui
Ivan was born in New York nearly 90
PEARS age.
Capt. Francis W. Crosby, who for
many years cole cted geological speei-
menis for the National Museum, died at
bis home, 10 Washington, yesterday,
sged SO years.
The directors OF The Pennsylvania
Oomplny yesterday declared a ssmi-an-
nusl dividend OF 5 per cent. which
makes the dividend paid for the year .
per cent-an Increase Of / per cent.
Postmaster. @ aneral Hitchcock has
alarmed a number of congressman when
he told them that no more rural delivery
routes would be established until there
should be an Improvement In the finances
Of the country.
Major Holmes Conrad will command
the United Confederate Veterans AS
ISOLATION OF Washington for the coming
year. He was elected Tuesday night to
succeed Jndge Edmund Penuypacker,
the retiring commander, Rev. DR..
Randolph Il. McKim was chosen ch'p.
lain. FN
The three mysterious Wsrdlaw sisters
must face trial in Essex county, n. j.,
all chsrged with the murder OF Ocey
W. III Suesd, the East Orange bath
Tub victim. Much IS matter OF course
the Esez county grand j1ry fled into
court at Nssatk yesterday afternoon,
and reported that Two indictments hsd
been found sgairst oil three.
"My mission here has been very sue
csssful,n said 7. P. O'Oonnof, NJ. P 4,
as be was sailing from New York, yea
terday, for home after several weeks
spent 10 this country to collect funds for
the promotion OF the Irish parliamentary
party's interests. he said that be already
had forwarded some $40, 900 to Ireland
and that other funds, for The collection
Of which be had arranged, we're to fol-.
Low him.
An American named Joseph Jackson
entered into conversation yesterday 10
the Sis Inc Chapel, Rome, with two other
meu, who, after some talk, invited him
to a cafe. There they robbed him OF
a. 400. Jackson complained to the
police, and the swindlsrs we're arrested.
They described themselves as John
Young and Peter New, Eaglishmen.
They sre said TO belong to 40 interua'
tiousl band Of sWindlers. There was
found on them number OF counterfeit
bills and forged checks.
A rise OF six points 10 Consolidation
Cjsl Oonpsny shares 10 Baltimore WIS
construed 10 financial circles SIS party
coDirmatory Of report that a oonbi'
nation OF bItuminous coal companies
| operating 10 Maryland, West Virginia,
Pennsylvania, Kentucky snd Ohio Is 10
progrsss. There hiss been copsdersble
quiet buying OF coal lands ia Yves. Viz
ginis, Penpsylvasia snd Kentucky re-
Gently. The board OF directors Of the
George Greek Goal and Iron Oompsny,
Of Baltimore, have accepted an ofter fOr
it's property from the Jamison Goal and
Coke; Company, Of Philsdeldhia, and
will submit the proposition to the stock
holders on January 10.