The Dickinson press., 1910-04-23
RJssEll CASE Costs N.
IElEeRAMs FROM DICKINSON
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THE only thing that is worrying me
10 tho fear that l will lose my mind. I
cant sleep niehts when ! know my
rights are kept frum me. !" i
DICKINSON TELEGRAAs
The Boston Globe sof April Il pub
lished the following telesrams received
BY Senator L A. Simpson from his
Dickinson friends:
The first was az follows: Dear
Senator Simpson-This message is not
of coincidence it is q token Of abiding
faith. Over 70. 900 friends in Stark
county believe you are right and are
with you to the last ditch in the for
tunes of the battle. past, present and
future. You have U deepest conf
dence. Fight on, for those who know
you best bank on you"
The above message bore the follow
ing signatures: Daniel Manning,
George M. Frye. R. H. Johnson. James
G. Quinlivan, j. +. Brodie, l. H. Dow.
H. A. Burgeson. E. A. Hughes. w. D.
Kirkman, T. N. Hartung, D. W. Nc
Kenzie, John W. Goodall. j. M. Brady.
John M. Watson. F. L. Roquette, L. j.
Dickinson, A. j. Osborn. F. D. Hevener,
George Dobson, T. F.. Murtha, W. F.
| o,,oo<k n q HoIou,: E,onk P0n,, otto
William Ray, George Wageoner. Dr.. J.
W. Bowen, Dr.. H. A. Davis, Dr.. S.
Fisher, L. RAIDER. F. D. Wilson, George
W. ,Kilmer, Robert Myers, Peter
Berringer, A. {. Martin, L. Petricka.
T. L. Rabsteinek. Robert Lyon. L. fl.
Rudiselle, A. w. Freeman. and Messrs.
Dignam. Bowers, Follis and Thousand
of Others"
Another telegram from D. E. Crowley
read: MRS. Crowley and myself re-
GREETED very much to learn of the decis-
ion of judge Lawton. which we con-
slider wholly un~warranted. but we
want to congratulate you Upon the fight
you have made and assure YOU that the
people of Western North Dakota are
still confident Dan is the right man,"
Rev. John Dignam of 81. Patrick's
church t%eleeraphedS: Congratulations
on your splendid fight. and glad to hear
of your appeal. Keep up the struggle.
All Dickinson is proud of you. despite
the efforts of the detective AGENCY to
belittle you here"
a dispatch from P. J. Pelissier, q
prominent character of Stark county,
read as follows: If my feelings
were a justice. you would be FIVE stackt
to the good right now. Try it again.
Big reception waiting for you. Wire
me when you leave St. Paul"
MI. Simpson wore a smile of graft.
tude and satisfaction as he read thest
MESSAGES of esteem and confidence, ani
said II would rather have them thar
"a verdict of any court. }for they are
heart-to-heart assurance that my friends.
the people of Western North Dakota,
are still loyal tome in, thisstsf con.
test. and will continue so.-. no mates
what strangers may say Of me.
Regarding the proposed reception
suggested by Mi. Pelissier, MI. Simpson
remarked that he would. not be able t
enjoy II in the'ver1y near future, becaus.
his present business would detain hin
in Massachusetts for some little time.
Trial by jury will be called Tor, but i
is not expected that; the case can b.
reached before the October term of sul.
preme court.
SIMPSON HUNTING EVIDENCE.
A Boston dispatch of the 18th said
II was positively learned today tina
the absence from Boston of Senate,
Leslie A. Simpson. whe--is~in Northern
New York in the interest of the Dakota
claimant in the Russell will case, i.
due to the discovery of a woman. whit
will furnish the most startling testimony
of the entire Russell litigation.
This woman was discovered by At
torney John Chase of Malone, N. Y,
who has been associated with Mr. .Simp'
son in the investigation of the life o.
dakota Dan in New York state. Shs
purports to be Jessie Carpenter, who,
the Dakota man says, is the mother o.
two daughters born to him during hi.
wandering among the camps of thu
southern Adirondack region. By he
testimony Mr.. Simpson says he can
refute all CHARGES that his client i.
James Rousseau and PROVE him thu
Daniel Blake Russell.
Dakota Dan" Russell. the first
claimant in the Russell will case, ha.
taken up his residence in Lexington,
a few miles from Boston. where he
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