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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-06
MEDORl a DISTRICT COURT Q! ]'!l
Leslie Simpson Gets Back and Every
thing is Going Along in Fine Shape
Several Cases Disposed of-Me.
dora Is In the Andy Miller Belt at
Present Time,
(Tribnne Special Service.)

s&Medora, ~, D.. June 4.-District
court is still in session. tt has been
learned. why Leslie Simpson went &c
Dickinson on the evening of the first
inst. In our last it was stated that
he: went for his shoe. brush; it tran
spires that he had left his clean col
lars and stock of neckties: =
Joe Massersmith came in on the
early train today to defend Charlie
Lee, who is charged with loving a
white woman too we'll, sans the rites
Of the, church. Attorney Han1ey of
Mandan.g who, was here in behalf of
the Billings County LIVE Stock assoc
iation, left for home this morning, A
change of venue having been granted
in the case for which he was en-
p1oyed. Some years since we pre-
dfcted that this young man would he
heard 4rom"at some future time. We
think our prediction is coming true.
The forenoon today was taken up,
in selecting a jury in the, case of
the, state VS.. Chas. e. 'Chadderdou,
who is charged With aembezzlement,
The jury was completed at noon.
Leslie Simpson. with a clean collar,
an new tie, will assist States Attcr-
ney Koheane in the ID prosecutions
while the case will be defended by:
Attorneys Purchase; and De Meyer. ~
# The hotels are all full and the,-ac-
commodations are so much better
than heretofore. We have now twa
hotels, the Rough Riders and the Nc.
dora. $j%'st i"'{iifsyi,
In looking at the faces Of so many
Of the men who are in town, 2 strange.
wishful,5 longing look is noticed. "a,
look as, If something was expected:
something was being, looked for. il We.
will say that. this has been noticed
ever, since the witnesses and Jurors
began to arrive but never 3until@thfs
morning did It dayn upon. rs what
was the cause. ri The town. Sis II dry,
Just think Of Medora being in the
Andy Miller belt = ~. =.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-06

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-06
COMMISSIONERS RETURN MONEY

Grand Forks, IN. u. June Fol
lowing rule made by the states at
5torneyst hat the newylaw providing for
the gpayment Of lie filing fee az one
per scent Of the salary Of the sofice,
sought shall be paid by the candidate
at the primary election. the county
mmissioners Will return TO I'LL the
candidates OF last year the amount
they paid into the county treasury.
The supreme court held that q, fling
fee ofttwo per cent OF the salary Of
the once sought sis unconstitution
and States Attorney Bangs follows
this ruling In regard to the fee re-
quired3 under the amended law. The
supreme court held that the fee was
excessive. The states attorney takes
the view that the present fee lis also
excessive. i (: q;
~ It 10 thought probable that other
counties over the state will follow the
precedent established In Grand Forks
county rs s:ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-06
NJ me. AIcaZa
A Woman Of Strange Power -.
Pianist and Clairvoyant

The Worlds Greatest Palmist and
C1airvoyant-without asking single
question tells name, age occupation
of every caller. So can the future be
told. She can tell what you cali for,
anything you want to know, advice
that will do you good.
Are you in trouble of any kind?
Disseminated, unhappy, or not salts
fed with life? Have you any do
nestle or past troubles that annoy
you? But no matter what your
troubles may be you will be told Of
them and receive the proper advice.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-06
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

NEW INTERPRETATIONS.
Alfred Blaisdell, secretary of state,
has issued charters to the following
corporations:
y X Billings County.
Golden West Investment Company,
Beach, N. D., capital stock, $4,000
Incorporators: F. e. Near, E.. F.
Nicholson and E. L. Ho1ven, all Of
Beach, N. d.
BOttineau County.
Inman, Holman & Company, Ant
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-06
Love, Courtship
and Marriage

Give truthful relations in all love
affairs, troubles, marriages, family
difficulties and divorce; settles lovers
quarrels, give name of one you will
marry and date of marriage. How to
win the man or woman you love, etc.
How to Control and Fascinate One
You Love and Admire.
No matter what your life has been,
will start you right again; will tell
you how to control friends and enc
mics. Thousands have become
happy by taking my advice. She re-
moves Influences
Drink Habit, Nervousness, Etc.
Call and will send you away hap
pier, wiser and holder than before.
The sad and heartbroken will go
away happier. Don't wait but come
now for your sake, tomorrow may be
too late!
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21
HOUSE INSURGENTS MAY
ACCEPT COMPROMISE
Olive Branch Held Out by Rules Com
mittcc Headed by Speaker
Cannon.

Washington. D. C., Feb 20-~Ap-
parently the house committee on rules
Of which the speaker is chairman has
offered the olive branch to the inSur-
gents. and II is said the fight for
changes IN the rules of the house Will
be compromised The conservative
element of the insurgent forces who
have confined their efforts to getting
a calendar Tuesday or one day IN
the week for the consideration of bills
on the house and union calendars was
given q hearing by the rules commt-
tee today 1t is understood the com
mittee agreed TO report a substitute
embodNing the main features of the
resolution introduced by the eight n-
surgents which proposed TO amend
the rules so that the members of the
house would be able to obtain rccog-
milton on the floor without the ncces-
sity of arranging with the speaker be-
forehand.
The rule providing for "a calendar
Tuesday" II is said by the insurgents.
would do away with this difficulty
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21
THREE PLACES
IN CABINET
FILLED
ANTI BRYAN DEMOCRAT
TO SUCCEED GEN, WRIGHT
Dickinson of Tennessee for War.
Secretary; NageI of Missouri.
and BaIIinger Of Washington
Commerce and Interior,
Especial Correspondence 10 Monrps sournsli

Columbus. o, Feb 20.--J NJ. Dick
inson, OF Tennessee. viii be- secretary
Of war in the Taft cabin
Charles Nagel Of st Louis. viii be
Taft's secretary of commerce and la
Dor. and r. 4. Ballingrr. OF Scattlr,
viii be secretary of the interior
This statement is not madt upon
The announcement of Mr.. TAFT but its
correctness may be- accepted Without
question
Mr. Taft viii permit of no an-
nouncemcnt from him as 10 these com
clusions II has been known for some
time. however. that no had practical
~ decided upon Mr. Nagers appoint
nent legal record ana acknowledged
bears all the earnarks of having
been arranged for the express pur-
pose Of an offer and acceptance
Mr. Dickinson came 10 Cincinnati
from Chicago today Ho has not been
under consideration as cabinet pos
sibility vory long bat has been pos
sibihty and most faNorably known hy
Mr. Taft for many Years. Ills 'mi-
700 llf u EMI fAfAtN fltINh f' Hftfff o. - u
ability are such as to commend him
peculiarly 10 Mr. TAFT Mr. Dirhin-
son Is Tenncssoan, although tenn
porarilv residing in Chicago, where
his duties required his presence. He
is democrat. although always nav
ing opposed Bryan.
At Xcnia. o. Mr. Taft= car was
surrounded by an eager crowd and
he came out on the back platform and
asked for the support and prayers OF
the people that the duties 90 the RE-
sponsiblc position hc is about 90 as-
sumo may be discharged for Tho best
good Of all.
MT TAFT will reach Philadelphia
n the morning and viii be the guest
of Dr. :. Weir Mitchell Mrs. TAFT
wiz Join her husband there. coming
from New York
ON Monday AT TAFT viii make Hn
address before the Pennsylvania uni
eersity and leave for New York Tues
day
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21
THE POSTOFFICE BUILDING
NOW WELL UNDER MN1

The most pretentious building now
under construction in the city is the
federal postoffice building. work on
which was commenced about the iirst
OF the year This structure when
finished, will cost 100000 The cei-
lar and foundations have been com
pleted and the steel grders and sup
ports necessary for the construction
of tho remaining three floors, have
been shipped from Chicago and should
be here within the next few DAYS.
Upon the arrival of the steel large
force of mon will be put 70 work ana
tho building win be rushed to com
piction without further delay
A. w Anson has the contract ana
the work is being supervised hN Fed-
eral building super isor r w Rob
erts, ot the government architects OF
iicc in Washington.
Mr. Anson also has the contract for
Il $4,000 building. 90 be erected Tor
y. W Fee. the grain merchant,
on Wcst Lead avenue. The eN-
cavation and foundation work has
been completed and work VIII be-
commenced this week on the upper
iloors This building will be one OF
the largest Of its Kind in the south
west, being sevcntN-five by one nun
drcd and fOrty-thrre feet.
MIR Anson recently completed three
residences. made Of cement blocks.
on North Fourth street. at cost Of
10000. These buildings are Mr.
Anson's own property and VIII .
rented to Various tenants The new
residences are modern in every re-
spcct
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21

That Albuquerque may look for
ward this year to one of the greatest
if not the greatest building revival
in its history, is indicated by the fact
that albuquerque contractors are now
working on, or have in their posses
sion, contracts calling for the erection
call for the expenditure of over $325,-
600 in coin OF the realm.
That at least s250,000 more will
be expended in the construction of
various buildings and resden es be-
fore the present year expires, is the
opinion expressed by conservative
architects ana contractors, who have
either already prepared plans and
specifications for the proposed build
ings, or have been consulted in re-
gard to preparing them, with the as
surance that they will be erected this
year
The most significant fact in conncc-
ton with the building revival which
is now in fun swing in Albuqucrquc,
is that the operations are not confin-
ed to any one part OF the city, but are
scattered all over the town, from the
Terrace addition on the mesa east of
the city, to the city limits on the west,
and from the northern to the south
ern boundaries of the city The sound
of the carpenters hammer and saw
aud The clang of the brickmasons
trowcl, is not confined to one neigh
borhood or district. and every part
Of the city seems to be getting its
share of the new construction, indi-
eating that the return of prosperity
Is quite general among he business
men and the Residents Of Albuquerque
generally The business men are
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21

commenced within short time on
handsome new main altar, which VIII
be of Gothic architecture. copied
from a famous altar in an old church
in Europe, 1t is possible that the
new church may be ready for occu-
pancy by Easter sunday, but 1t may
be May I before the members of the
congregation will be able to worship
in the new edifice The addition to
the church will cost about $4,000
without the interior furnishings.
Architect La Dricre also reports
the six residences for Thelin Brothers.
for which he drew the plans. nearing
completion and viii be ready for oc-
cupancv within a few weeks. The
residences are on North Fourth street
near Roma avenue. Each building is
two stories in height with cellars and
all modern conveniences, and built of
cement blocks Ed. Fournelle is gem
eral contractor for the Thelin houses,
and the masonry contract was given
to A. De Tullio. The approximate
cost of the buildings is $4,000.
The threc-story brick Building at
416 South Second street which VIII
be occupied by r. J. Passmore q Son,
carriage makers ana blacksmiths, is
rapidly nearing completion ana Wlll
he ready for occupancy within snort
time This building is one of the most
that has been erected on
South Second street for some time.
When completed it viii cost in the
OF $1,000
The Mann building on Copper ave-
nuo. between Second and Third
streets. is practically complete and as
soon as some minor work on the in
ttriof mas atsn co,Ap4ctad VI Will nc
occupied This building. one Of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21
Over Half Million Dollars Will Be
Spent For New Building in Albuquerque

lively arranged, 1t is proposed to
make the santarlum a national in
stitution Plans for financing its con
struction are going along nicely and
1t is very likely that construction
work will be commenced at an carly
day Many wealthy mcmDcss Of the
Presbyterian church in the east and
other parts Of the country have sig
nificd their desire to make substan-
tial contributions towards the CON
struction Of the sanitarum proper
or to erect memorial residences ad-
jaccnt To it, IN memory of deceased
relatives or friends.
Mr.. Cristy was very optimistic re-
garding the building outlook for 1909
and made the significant statement
that there is 100000 worth of build
ing proposed for this year in Albu-
querque exclusive Of the Pfesbyter-
ian santarium. about which he has
been consulted or retained as super
vlsing architect
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21
SIiORTI4E SANITNKIUM Is
PRACTICALLY COMPLETED

The Albuquerque Sanltarium Tor
tuberculosis, a private institution.
built by DR. A. q. Shortle. for the
scientific treatment Of tuberculosis,
situated on East Gold avenue and
Spruce street work on which has
been going on for the past six weeks,
has now been practically completed,
and the building will be ready for
occupancy within two or three weeks.
The santarium is unique in New
Mexico. being the only one conducted
on an absolutely private plan DR..
Shortle has worked very quietly on
his project and many people in Al
buquerque are not aware of the eX-
istence Of the building. The story of
Dr. Shortle's decision to locate the
sanitarium in Albuquerque in prefer
enec to any other part of the south
west. IS quite interesting. Before de-
Gliding on the location DR.. Shortle
visited California, Arizona. Colorado,
New Mexico and Texas, investigated
the climatic conditions, examined the
weather reports made by the govern
ment observatories and went into
every detail to be considered in the
matter Of treating tuberculosis. All
parts Of the southwest had their ad-
vantagcs. and all had their disadvan-
tages Finally Dr. Shortlc came to
Albuquerque, made searching invcsti-
cations as to climatic ana other con-
ditions. and then put Albuquerque
against the field.
Albuuueruue looks better to him
than any other city in the southwest
which he has visited. shortly after
the physician decided that Albuuucr-
que was the best place in the coun-
try for the location of private SAN
itarium for the scientific treatment
of the great white plague he COM
menced construction.
Tho site occupied by the sanitarlum
is an ideal one, on the. mesa. in the
shelter of the protecting hills. and
still on beautiful eminence which
commands magnificent view of the
Rio Grande valley and enVirons.
The cost of the building, when
Il.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21
FORMER COMMISSIONER
WRIGHT PASSES AWAY

Worcester, Mass Feb. 20.--carroil
u. Wright. president of Clark college
and former commissioner of labor,
died tonight. aged slxty-ninc years.
President Wright had been a sufferer
from diabetes for more than two
years. but that disease did not give
him serious trouble until after his
return from Washington on December
Z. His last public appearance was at
the dinner Of the trustees or tho Car
negie institute. with which institution
he has been connected for some
wears
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21

death was due 10 bullet wound in
the head Ten hoarders who were arr
rested were released when the police
learned that former suitor had been
seen leaving tn house shortly after the
sound of two shots had been heard lay
two little girls who We're playing In
the ncighborhood, Another story Civ
on the police was that the former
suitor had been given a ticket to New
York by Mr.. Cooper on the day OF
his tCooper'sl Wedding, but that he
apparently had not used t. Mrs
Coopcrs maiden name was Ida Mil
Ter, and her home was in Chicago,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21
BACHECHI HOTEL WILL BE
\ HANDSOME SIRtClt tst

Plans have been completed by
Architect j. l.. La Driere for the con-
struction of a 100000 hotel for q.
Bachcchi The building viii occupy
the site next to the Albuquerque car
riage company and viii have frontage
on Tijcras avenue and the santa re
railway tracks. The building viii be
"a very prctcntious one. triangular IN
share II will be built Of pressed
brick. two stories in height with scv-
eral store rooms on the ground floor
and thirty rooms and large dinns
room. kitchen and other necessary
convenienccs on the second floor Ia"
building will be strictly modern in
every detail and win be conducted as
first class hotel. catering especially
TO transient customers
Mr La Drierc also has . number
Of plans for residences which VIII De
constructed in the near future The
contracts for these. however have
not yet been awarded.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21

HAMBURG AMERICAN
LINER BURNS AT SEA
Many Lives Lost in Panic
Which Follows Outbreak Of
FIameSi One Report Says
Two Hundred PeriShed,

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Nlrel
Bucnos Ayres, Feb. 20.-The Ar
gcntine steamer Prcsidcnte Roca from
southern ports. according to reports
received here. has been wrecked be
tween Puerto de San Antonio and
Puerto Madrin. on the east coast. The
steamer caught fire and ii Is believed
the crew and 200 passengers have per
ished 1t is reported also that the
steamer sank.
Press dispatches received here this
afternoon state that the flames spread
with great rapidity and the steamer
was headed into shore as rapadily as
possible \ panic prevailed and many
lives were lost. some of the estimates
reaching as higlt as two hundred. The
Prcsidcntc Roca was on her way
North from Puerto Madrin to San
Antonio.
Later official messages report that
the vessel sank but that only twenty
lives were lost Three hundred aud
fiftv passengers and members Of the
crew were saved, according to these
advices
The Presidrntc Roca belonged to
the Hamburg South American line
she was one of the largest steamers
trading regularly between Buenos
Ayrcs and the southern ports OF the
republic.
The steamer Prcsidentc l,oca was a
mail boat 800 feet long 81 feet beam
and was 2S07 tons gross she was
built in Middlcsboro in 1896.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21
MPRON ON CATHOLIC
CHI-R(H COST ST 1000

Architect J. l.. La Driere. who has
supervised the construction work on
the addition to the Immaculate Con-
ception church. says that the eNtenior
of the building has been completed
and work on the interior j. being
ushed as fast as possible. Contractor
"a .Gcrtig Is now putting in the steel
ceiling and bids are being received for
finishing the floors. building the altar
failings and sacristy furnishings
Handsome pews FOR the cdfice are
now being made BY the Albuquerque
itaning Mil company Work - be
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21
NEWBERRY RECEIVES RECORD
or QJAITisOUGU TRIAL

Washington FEB Secretary
NeWbcrry today received the official
record of tho ease of Captain Edward
+ OUaltruugh formerly in command
Of the battloship Georgia Of tho At
lantic fleet who VAS convicted hy
court martial convened at Gibraltar ~
the charge OF being intoxicated at
an official banquet in Tangier and
sentenced to be suspended for six
months anu lose ten numbers in rank.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21
SNNITAIiItM
TO BE COSTLY AFFAIR

ArrhifDCt e =. trlstN nus tOH-
pleted plans for the National Presby-
terian ssnitarium. which it is proposed
To build on the mesa east of the city
The plans made by Mr. Cristy cali
for a main building TO cost 100000
Ample plans are made for develop
ment of the Institution and the main
building will be constructed in sHch
manner that additions to be buit as
memorial buildings. may b. construct
ed adjacent to the main sani'aiiu IN
fuilfings. without interfering with
the latter structure. The plans for
Tho sanitarium are unique and the
i-niiaings promise 10 be very attrac-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21
BRIDE FOUND MURDEREDi
POLICE HUNT EX-SENATOR

Chicago. Feb. 20.-Mrs. Ida Cooper.
bride Of four days. who the police
say they believe was murdered. was
found dead in her bed at her home
today with bullet wound in the
head Five men said To have been
boarders at the house were taken in
to custody. but were not locked mp
Mrs Cooper who came here recently
from California. was said 10 have ex-
pressed fear Of some man.
There We're finger marks on her
throat. indicating struggle but
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21
COURT MAY MODIFY
LEMP DIVORCE DECREE

st Louis. Feb 28.-By an inter
pellation ir the motion for detrial
OF the Lemp divorce case filed late
today a modification of the decree OF
February Is is nude possible without
the foimality OF "a new trial The
sentence asks that the present decree
be set aside and new one made. II
Judge Hitchcock decided to refuse
the motion for q new trial. the inter-
pelatiOn gives him power to hand
down decree with such modifica-
tions as ht may wish.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21

Chicago. Feb. 20-Adlai steven
SON former president Of the
United States, IS III at his home ia
bloomington, IL according 20 re-
ports received here today His activi-
tics in the recent campaign s said
TO have proved severe strain on his
seventy -four years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21

Vera Cruz Mexico, Feb, 20 Ton
men are believed to have been lost in
the sinking &c b schooner off tho coast
near Vera cruz during the recent
storm Much damage is reported all
along the coast. The name Of the
missing schooner has not been
learned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21

Tuxuan. Vera Cruz Mexico. Feb.
2O-The Tuxpan- Furbero railroad.
Ii is announced. has been completed
into the new OH fields at Fubero. T..
II Hartman rs understood o. hr In
tcrested IN the control OF the new
fields
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21

Chicago. Fob. Secretary lig-
gins of the Western Coli association
today announced that the western
open tournament viii be held Sep-
tcinbcr 1917 al the Skokie Country
club. of Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-21
OPENING Of YEAR 1909 IS
MARKED BY BIG REVIVAL
IN BUILDING OPERATIONS

Contractors and Architects Rushed to Take Care of New
Residences Business Blocks, Hotels and Every Variety of
EdifCe Thousands Spent For tuberculosis SantariumS
and Hospitals New PostoCe and Masonic Temple Two
of the Items For the Current Year in Albuquerque.