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"1obby" Burns Notes.

Mr.. Proctor, q prominent Scotch
man from near Bismarck, came up to
attend the meeting. and visit MS ,oio
friend, Col. Scarlet. Mr.. Proctor
came from the north of Scotland, ana
for years worked for Col. Scarletts
uncle. General Scarlett better known
as Lord Abinger Mr.. Proctor wore
his Scotch Tam O. Shanter and en-
joyed the evening immensely. he mas
lived on q farm or ranch near Bis
marck for the past twenty-five years.
and like all Scotchmen, has by MS IN
dustry and frugahty become indepen-
denh. ~. ....-...,.,. .-..s.-...,,- ..s-.
If any blue ribbons had been dis
tributed among the dancers, WIN.
Hetherton, ST., and Mrs. VIM: Muir
|'ray would certainly. have had first
claim to them. Mrs. Murray danced
like a school girl, and Mr.. Hetner-
ton can shake his feet some, too.
DIR. Archie D. McCannelrs peg
leg" dance was the hit of the evening.
The doctor could make a success on
the vaudeville stage, should ne SO
choose.
Mrs. Jean McNaulten Stevens. who
by the way is directly related TO the
Immortal poet, came up from IoWnei
to participate in the celebration. MIS-.
Stevens is a true type Of the energetic
Scotch woman, who is equal to any
emergency. We. were a little disap-
pointed when she failed to dance the
Highland Fling, but probably it was
lust her Presbyterian foot that failed
to respond. Her heart was with the
Scotch dancers.
The Burns club is limited to sew
enty-fve members, and soon the Limit
will have been reached.
Miss Lindsay, nurse from the
Northwestern hospital, and Mr.. Lac
kie, participated in the Scotch Schot'
usche, one of the prettiest dances OF
THE evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Glib, ST., from
the southwestern part Of Mountrail
county, enjoyed the festivities. The
Glib family are old time residents OF
this part of the state. having lived
here for the past twenty years.
Il Members Of the club wore beautiful
badges, consisting Of ribbons from the
Mckenzie tartan, to which were at
tached, pictures Of the Immortal poet
printed On white. They were gotten
up with unusual taste.
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Licensed to Wed.

Nels J. Johnson, 4S; Kristine Lor-
enzen Bek Kristensen, 80.
Ernest Booth, 80. Susie Allen, q.
Martin H. Simpken, q; Gertrude
Tidder, II.
A. J. Coburn, 80; Rosa Spooner, 80.
Geo. Lowry, 80; Anna Morem, 4S.
Percy M Behne, 80; Leila E. Hun
gerfow, 10.
Nick Lernen, "a; Astrod Royeroft,
20.
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Read L>man's Locals.

The Lyman Land Co. has a number
Of interesting business locals in this
issue. Read them. This concern has
EARNS for sale, has buyers for farm
and city property, and also has some
good bargains in city property.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-27

160 acres near Berthold reservation
for $1,000; good land. Lyman Land
Co.. 203 E. First street; telephone 256.
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Lots, close in, in Eastwood park, 5Ox
200, will sell for $685. on easy terms.
Lyman Land Co., 203 E. First street;
telephone 256.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02

Funishrd rooms for rseyn y
llrht housekeeping ~. 80 -...,.1 rs
-rrrge unfurnlshed heusesksesrrs'ilis aaa y
g,s ana electric light bsAe
Ballard hf ~
t,..,,,,s--If X and sleeping ,'ti.t
ems $50 up. ass2 eth ax : .sIsssia
Front room IN modern he'"
from first uv. East ~ -.
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aY W. Q. sHepAgRp.

HoRoKEN. ~ J., July 2-Ten
years ago. when she was 20. Mary
scott daughter Of n ~ Scott Of
san Francisco. was one Of the bellies
Of the Golden Gate city and the NE
Of its gay society
Al that time IN the clty Of Omaha
little boy Of 10 yeam. son Of Paul
Charlton. a leading attorney. was
rompiug with the aids" Of bis
neighborhood. and leading them
into innumcrable pranks Of the boy.
ish Kind Ills name was Porter. his
mother was dead.
Within 10 years a blind fate drew
the boy of 10 and the society belle
% "a from their homes ia diffcrcn,
corners % the continent and placed
them. as chief figures, ia one Of the
most remarkable murder cases that
have ever stirred the capitals Of
America and Europe.
she Is dead now. he murdered
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her. after they had been swcethearts
husband and wlfo for only three
months
Ia 1897 Mary Scott In San Fran.
cisco. became the wife OF Neville
Castle. lawyer. Castle lost hiu
fortune In litigation. and his wife.
iuXur, loving. ran up BILLS which
would have thrown him into bank
ruptcy but for friends Ia 1900 she
went ON the stage ln a play called
The Princess and the butterfly
This was al stockton CAL and the
wrruehlnE which she gave the
nerves OF her fellow players and the
sthgc force by her demands aud
dictatiou on that opening night In
january are in the annals Of the
Pacific coast stage world
Mary Scott continued her stage
career Her ccceutflciiica grow
she wouldn't sleep under the covers
of her bed at an hours OF the night
in the sleeping ears. she would
awaken members OF the company hy
calling 90 them hyaterlcally One
nr her ponehAnta was 10 faint on the
train just az II was pulling lnio a
town. She fell IN love with Law
renee Gufnth. an actor in the com
pauy. aud loved him with Wild.
desperate abandon Her husband
secured a divorce from her and
went 90 Alaska where he ~ nov
United States district attorney
Mrs Castle aud Grlffith quarfeled
necessarily and violently. Together
they went TO New York TO appear la
vaudeville. but Grifiith at last broke
tho spell and LETT her. she chased
him twice across the continent ia
vain
This was in 1905 Porter Charlton
was a high school boy Ia Omaha
then Ills father. Paul Charlton an
intimate friend ~ WIN. 1t Taft
they we're members of the same
class AZ Yale Wus seeking an Off.
cial position In Washington. and be
was appointed 20 the legal depart.
menl OF the bureau Of insular ar
fairs
He went 10 Warrington IN 1907.
taking bis son Porter with him
Porter wanted 20 50 Into The
banking business his father went
10 Frank 4 Vaudcrllp. president %
the National Gus bauk. iu Wall "a
and asked him 90 give hla son q
place. NanderlIp Immediately took
Porter ln That Was December Z.
1905 iio became Que Of The most
promising clerks in the bank BE
Was spirited. ambitious and wrote
verses
Last August Mary Scott came TO
New York her love Tor VIM y
Craig. a lawyer. had turned 20 hate.
and murder was IN her heart Now
fate had brought them into the
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same city. Mary Scott aud Porter
Charlton on the afternoon uf
August 3. In the wonderfully boau.
I'm peacock alley" Of the Wal.
dorf Astoria hotel Mary Scott met
Walter Craig,
"You viii so back on me7 she
shouted. drawing a pitifully small
silver plated revolver from nor
gown She fired the weapon M the
man. the bullet struck his fountain
pen and caused only a slight Injury.
She was arrested, but the case was
dropped
She established herself Ia small
but exclusive hotel One night In
January OF 1910 Porter Charlton
was taken boy a friend go her apart
meutn Their paths had met az
laat--hc hoy Just looking ont on
life. she woman who had seen 30
much Of Il that the eyaa Of her
mind aud soul were tired
he loved her from the very first
night. and she loved him To her
he seemed TO hfinf back the youth
that had gone, with all It's passions
and its fires.
At the bank they soon discovered
change Ia him. hin smile was
gone he grew hnErard One day ho
telephoued % bis father Ia Wash.
ington that the doctor had told him
be- had tuberculosis he pleaded for
advice The father hurried tn New
York and found his son with the
woman in her apartments They
had been married The father saw
they were desperately ia love lie
could not take the boy away a.
last be- gave him money. advising
him 90 go 10 Italy and seek a cure
Together Porter Charlton and his
wife LEFT America Tor the sunshine
OF Italy. and 90 the banks Of The
world famous Lake Como. IN tho
midst Of the most beautiful scenery
that Europe has 10 offer. thcy found
villa
nut they quarrcled Tier temper
could not b. governed. foul names.
oaihn and The talk 81 sailors poured
from her llpa. many times nach day
About her past Porter Charlton had
known little. uow he found her
more worldly wise ard bcapotied
than ans man. perhaps that be bad
ever met At laat they auargelcd
many times each day She drrs
the yuunE mau Into her Wlld aud
eccentric ways They slept 10 the
day time. nt night they remained
liz the garden Of the villa scahtily
clad peasants saw them performing
Wild dances or rolling 10 the grass.
They bad few visitors and seemed
to care little about asnociatinE with
others An exception. howeycr vas
made 10 the eaas 81 Constantine Is
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20 COMMISSION REALTY
ADVERTISING co


ilnfaFneraf
We have the best system 81 fsrfa,
rel estate Seattle Office. ~ -
r. IFfr
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esT First Az. *
The Virginus" ies 'n ZEE sssssss
500 virginia st, ! nlsnss eyar5,l3
hlg from Westiake teesi't -. haihs y
av Stnam heat. ~ ,stes ~
can bells. closetsi pfsa a,, a 50
hot ana cold water s ss dsa1ss
iu every room. " 49, '-,....s
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AN END TO ALL
EXCURSION RATES

CHICAGO. July 2.--it Is reported
here on good authority that West
eru railroads are considering a
proposition OF abolishiug all special
rates and making TWO cents the
minimum
This would mean the abolish
ment Of colonists rates and re
duced summer rates. II Is said
that the executive committee Of
the Western Passenger Association
has taken the matter up NJ the In
stance OF various Western railway
presidents The proposal Is in line
with general retrenchment policies
recently adopted by the several
Western lines. following the pas.
sage OF the railroad regulation bill.
Navy yard open tn visitors Sat.
urday, Sunday and Fourth. go
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Furnished rooms for renl
ID u North 9N4t - X
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BlPLANE RUNS AWAY
WITHOUT ITS PILOT

KANSAS CITY, July 2.-ln
preliminary flights az Elm
Ridge park today the blpianr
Of Charles =. Willard. Who is
70 give exhibition flights al the
park July 4, ran away. Win
nobody a, the wheel u SCARED
Independently across the race
course for 200 yards al > speed
o. 20 miles an hour. crashing
into the grand stand.
Willard had eranked hia RIA.
chine preparatory 10 flight
James Mccarthy, a park gard
ener, who had seen pictures o.
biplanes. stood BY very excited.
"seld IL while Get In. will
your" the aviator requested.
Mccarthy aeqyiesced timidiy.
The propeller began 20 shiri az
. terrific rate. Mccarthy lost
his head. Ne fled. SO did the
biplane.
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THnlM penn
IHUIVIi UuIss
JOINS
CORT

NEW YORK. July g. Every
thlpr Electrically speaking. 81
comine John Cort's way klaW a
Erlanacr have practically admitted
their defeat iu thcif contest with
the man irom Seattle aud have
told their followers 90 book thvir
shows wherever they can set
dates
The most significant movement
In the theatrical war IN the past
few DAYS has been the application
az Frederic Thompson for dates
from Cort
Thompson for years has boon
intimately associated with NlaW
& Erlanger. and their interests are
SO lntrlcatoly united that Thomp
sons application for dates is con.
sidercd proof positive that klaw 4
Eriangcr win make no further e.
fort 10 withhold attractions from
the theatres controlled by Cort
and his associates Ia the theatre
revolt
Cort aud the National Theatre
Owners association have 1900 iu.
dependent houses and no uroduc
ing manager can afford 60 over.
look them Klaw a Erlanger stlil
have nominal control OF e. houses.
mere fraction 90 their power iu
their old days oi undisputed sway
in the theatrical world Bclasco.
Harris. Frohman and the rest must
appeal 70 the National Theatre
Owners association II they are to
continue IN business.
The Shuberts. who were the pl-
oneers In the insufgeut movement
have made arrangements with
Mort singer. the young Chicago
producer. and the Princess theatre
Is now Independent Aside from
the Princess the Shuberts now con
troll In Chicago the Garriek. Lyric.
Cort and Grand Opera House.
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CHARLTON MAY GO
FREE IF SANE

NEW YORK. July According
10 r Floyd Clark. chief counsel for
Porter Charlton. confessed wife
murderer. Charlton probably will
DO sent 10 an insane asylum II the
alienists employed ia the case re.
port that he Is mentally uns0und
The report 81 the experts is ex-
pected July s
Italian authorities have not yet
asked for Chnritun'e extradltiOn
and as II is customary for foreign
countries to ask this within two
weeks after a fugitive IL captured.
IL Is believed no attempt will be
made 60 return Charlton 60 Italy
II the aiicnista decide that be r.
sane he probably viii be released.
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DISTRICT ATTY.
is 0USTED FOR
INCOMPETENCE

BOISE. Idaho. July 2--Thc an.
noHncement from the department
OF Justice at Washington that
United States District Attorney G.
H. Lingenielter had been removed
from office has caused a political
sensation here.
According to official information
Lngenfelter vas removed follow
ing charges Of injudiciouA conduct.
Ineompetency and other charges
which the department has not made
public.
Lingenfelter IS Al present lu
Washington. where he was called a
week ago. II Is understood that he
was given chance 10 defend him.
self before he was ousted.
Previous to the departments &C
ton LlnEenfelter had been disquaii
fled 10 prosecute the northern tim.
Der fraud cases. the Barber Lumber
company cases. two bank embezzle
ment cases, and several other i'm
portant legal matters which came
under his Jurisdiction.
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into a trunk and dragged tho trunk
outdoors aud down to the shore of
The world famous lake. do threw
u from the pier into the water
within three days be- had taken
% steamer back 10 The United States.
full Of terror bur thinking thnt iho
murder was q secret on the very
same steamer on which BE- rode
were photographs Of The scene Of
The murder being rushed 10 Amen.
can newspapers. for Fishermen had
found the trunk when Porter
Charlton allghtcd in lloboken.
across the Hyuf from New York do.
tectiyoa were waiting for him
lie Was blindly faithful TO his
vampire.
And an he could aay was:
yes. ! killed her She was the
best woman lu tho world to me"
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A Decade of the Lives OF
Porter Charlton and His
Murdered Wife Tells a
Thrilling Story of An
Adventures Life and
Teens With Love, In
trigue, Revelry, and May
End in Italian Dungeon.
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Story of Barefoot Boy and Gay Society Belle
1t Runs the Gamut of Human Passions to Murder

polntoff handsome Russian who
was frequent guest 90 the villa
The Italian police say that the Rus.
sian was one Of Mrs Charlton a
closest friends. and hint NJ more.
On the night Of June Q the chart.
tons quarrolod again. For Charlton
the limit Of his endurance WAS
reached. she was sitting on the
edge OF her bed lie. with n mnllet
which be- had been using Ia repair
INK piece 81 furniture. struck her
on the head After three blows she
was Heufoleea. lie thrust her body
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ANYBODY can add SIS 10 $50 weekly 90
their income growing mushrooms in ccl-
lars sheds. boxes, etc, bis market free
booklet Hiram Barton. West 4Sth st..
New York
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80 IA
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TO POLE nv AlRsHlP.


kiFi.. July Am attempt
win be made 90 reach the +,
North Pole Ia an airahip. "
the plans Of Prince Henry u
Prussia and Count Zeppelin ,
are carried out They sent 10 ,
spitzberwcn today 10 arrange !
10 get hn airnhip for such a I
fiiRhg- They plan to make the
} attempt neat week
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z~-e-~~e@aeaeererseaHs~s
HkMtrf. WATSON CHURCH uF
TEIF EpINfYrAHfhM fnr aFHia
HundaF Afternoon ani night JOBS p
aFEn second fIf.aF Arcade Hutillrr
Huuai ire ftass fnr aii children opens
orchestra kurfnHan lecture
O'Clock ~ ufF = Nuerkrff sob.
stef Dreams FfeH "a HplrifuAltnf4r
Nfhnt Hainf Lecture a. b. no. lfr
EiuarH NfnHkiin COBB aahlrrf nH
nislHauH Use violin sniaH ard
aafff8 songs Messages 30 Mary
Fairfield Hnifh uf f-aaard Frunh-
lln Cahh nnd ~ here Affaifeiuf frUr.
IEeFF ono welcome EflrG EH4f
friends alta you
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- RErTER lN sEATTLE
20 COMMONWEALTH sEcuRlii

~ $3.50 -, - ~ tsrss on shlrd ils.s y I
ulth hath rhA-z
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N~-~N~~~~e~~~~0~~~~s~~~~N @~N~~~~~N~~-~-~~e~
Mantra-A refined woman ~ haute-
keeper far family - three ore 100 10
fard ~ fhlIaffn Preferred References
Required AnsarT u-fsf. care star
WAITED Naftfrsa go maf& lu large
pffNaFe HaumtfF HaguN 'u the san Juan
iafanrs wares fas per munth ArFlt
uith reference fo i1ts ist 81
ale suiarRsfurnts. soc. Jacobs Fhote
Hhrn sfnord ftnar p-1. nfdr
IS as8fees wasted e ste3 weston az. a.
onre
cislFaaYant readings fes iaaies sbc
ffe Eixfh aF
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MONTANA FIRES
BURN $50 ACRES

ANACONDA. Mont. July I'D
r. Mason. supervisor for the Deer
Lodge national forest service. who
has just returned after a week OF
hard fire fighting. said today that
every forest blaze In his territory
has been extingulshed. Damage.
he said. was heavy.
The fire at Woodyiile burned an
area Of 100 acres. At WEIGHS Spur
500 acres were destroyed and the
Boulder mountain fire burned over
a tract OF 200 acres.
Navy yard open to visitors Sat.
urday. Sunday and Fourth. 80
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Ana,h.r sulllv.n E,,s,s sul..

Judge . Stanley Webster - the
superior court yesterday awarded
TFunhuli Bros a Judgment ~ $1,000
attorneys fees IN the foreclosure u
q tss 600 mortgage on the Sullivan
building
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Ten Years In DARK Cell
May DC punishment

Porter Charlton may be- tried
In Italy for the murder OF Mary
Scott. his wife Capital punish.
mont SIS unknown in Italy muir
der being punished by llte im-
prisonmoni
la the life term the first 10
years 90 spent la solitary cor.
dnomonL lu a dark cell. with
only bread and water it b. a
medieval punishment. and pfls-
oners rarely survive the l0year
ordeal, many OF tbem consider
ing death by suicide FAR prefer
able,
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see MONTHLY AND EXPENSES no
TRAVEL ana distribute samples Tor biz
manufacture. steady work a. shelter,
Treasurer, Csdea. Chicago.
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eET OIL OF ToWNllI

On the nolsy Fourth and spend tho
time wiih rod and reel on the trout
streams reached b. the Columbia
q Puget Sound railway. who offer
special rates SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02

Speciality salcHmen. district and Local.
Tor new fixture proposition only high
Grade ambitious men considered Com
muuiCatious confidential Inglc System
90. naNInn- MIN
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apFcIAL hOTIcfh.

ea~0s~-as~sNs@-s=eT-rsN s~-@-r~T-N<0sNsez~=~
IUIH thr ueH Operative mos ruIfnt
f4r NettinE the coal Tfust We H.A
end DELIVER ~ 500 sac nusst Efahs
Protest 9eufafiafH an1 tEr country ~
ra4lnE ln ~ ono ~ fAe hundred fh1a-
Eard HhD NNIl regulate soc price n
coal. fn aHHf fhr COMMON fEpELB
as thr lfaH cafia as can afrofd o.
pas Gal $50 Leafg hlGE. W. phQrF
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~~-ese~~s~s~e~4N~s~@~~es r~Ns~~0-~~~~~-~~~~-e0
REAL ESTATE is THE BASIS
OF ALI. WEALTH

And n sos err nef a property owner
gnu snuulA b. Ynu DO ntH have 60
WHit uufii fna ran save np enough
monnF tn hnF lot We have some
lots in our HIneEWO AupfTioN
thar which ihrfe Hre no better AZ any
shinn nRr thr prizes which we wiN eril
yuu FOR q frFH small cash payment ana
the balance monthly. This Huft ~ an
Investment moi uniF offers Hbeolute
safety bus wr believe $50 can show
Fau here 81 offers u very fine rhsnrs
Tor sou 60 double 1our mooney in a
ahhFt TIME Aside from this. she lots
nffef an exceedingly fine home site
cali us up ard as uiil tsii you more
about if or take the FauutiefnN ear
sunday and set uff az stth a. where
sou Wni nnh q salesman who Will
giadie show sou fhr property.
WALTER A. SUTHERLAND,
Phones Main ffeN lad saia.
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SOS AmerIcan Hank nldE
DON'T hE LONESOME

Interstate Introducing socissy. fer re-
spectacle people Only reliable marriage
agency. MauF wealthy members Ref
rFcnres given and demanded Personal
introductf0uH Hours a IN 20 3. IN.
sundays included June paper lee. Box
g1i seattle Once t9-f1 Nendcme
Hotel. 1915 First az
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Help wANrEp-mALE.

81 F'aalhs' feF ia1l'' s''
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

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