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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-08
VICTORY OVER
bLACKHANOERS
One Of the Gang Found Guilty
Of Misuse. of the Mails
Threaten Judge

Chicago. April s-The United States
government yesterday won its first
case in the fight it has begun to drive
out of Chicago a ring of Italian
blsckmailers known as members Of
the black hand and said by the po-
lice to be responsible for nearly fifty
dynamite outrages and a score Of
murders. Gianni Alongi was found
guilty of using the mails for sending
threatening letters. The jury in the
United States district court brought
in the verdict after Judge x. NJ. Ian
dis and Postoffice Inspector James
f. Stuart both had received threats of
death should Alongi be convicted.
Alongi was accused of having WRIT
ten threatening letters to Carmilo
Marsa!a. meat dealer in the north
west side Italian section near death
| point" where many explosions and
murders have occurred. Marsala re-
fused to pay the tribute demanded in
the letters and five bombs were ex-
ploded near his shop before Alongl
was arrested
! Extraordinary efforts we're made to
prevent the conviction of Alongi. I'M
medately after his trial began, Judge
Lands received a letter signed "block
hand" and threatening death if the
ltalian should be found guilty. Sc
cret service men placed a strong
guard about the United States judge
by detectives.
| In spite of this. the guards discov-
erred the next day that a. bomb had
been placed under his desk. The
bomb was harmless, but officials stat
ed that it probably was placed there
to show the ability of the writer Of
the letter to overcome the precau-
tions of the government detectives.
! The following day Chief Inspector
Stuart. who had been obtaining evil
dence against Alongi. received a ver-
bal threat of death if he did not dis
continue his activity. He had just
stepped into an elevator in the feder-
! al building and the car started when
dark skinned person called through
the grating that the inspector would
be slain unless he stopped his
searches. Secret service men at once
earched the building without finding
any person resembling the one who
spoke to Inspector Stuart.
Judge lands in his instructions to
the jury at the first trial warned the
members against being frightened
from their true judgment by the
threats to intimidate the court but
in spite of this the jury disagreed, it
being said that one person voted for
acnuittnl Tho second trial repan
three days ago and resulted in the
conviction.
Alongi during both trials insisted
on having an interpreter. insisting
that he neither could understand nor
speak English. Yesterday however.
he lost his temper at the continued
questioning of attorneys and broke
into TRADE of English. After this, it
was discovered that he had acted for
four years as interpreter for the Bal
timore & Ohio railroad and yester-
days proceedings were held in the
city
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-08
ALL SAFE ASHORE
STEAMERS STORY
The Rescued Passengers From
Grounded Princess Irene
Ready to Land

New York. April s.-"All safe
ashore" was the message flashed by
the commander Of the steamer Prinz
Friedrich Wilhelm to her owners as
the big liner with the 1,72O rescued
passengers of the stranded Princess
Irene warped into the North German
Lloyd docks at Hoboken this morning.
After having all the Irene's passen-
gers put on board her in clean-cut
work by the wrecking crews and life
savers of Fire Island yesterday the
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm steamed into
the harbor and up the bay to the
anchorage off the Statue of Liberty,
where she lay at anchor until $500
o'clock this morning. Groups Of rela-
tives and friends of the passengers
stood on the pier calling messages Of
greeting to those on board, for no one
was permitted either to leave the
steamer or to board her until the Gus
Tins inspectors arrived.
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with extra rifles ammunition and sup.
plies Stanley Williams. the American
insurrecto leader. left Mexicali today
headed straight for the federal forces
at Col. Mayot. who is preparing to be-
siege the city.
Apparently the intention of Will
liams is to hurry his little force of
eighty-five men, all Americans. against
the entire battalion Of the federals I'M
der Mayot. Williams blew up the
bridge yesterday at Packard in order
to delay the advance Of the national
troops. 1t is expected fighting will
occur at that point.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-08
.|NSURREC70 MAY
I. Be APPOINTED
TO HIGH OFFICE
Vasquez Gomez, the Insurrecto
Confidential Agent at Wash
ington Is Slated
MADERQ ASKED TO SAVE THE
MEXICAN NATIONAL RAILROAD
To Bring Supplies For the Non. Com.
batants Into the City of Chihuahua
Has Permitted Provision Train to
Pass Through Lines.

Chihuahua. Mexico, April s.-A re-
port which laks official confirmation
is IN persistent circulation that in the
event Of President Diaz putting into
effect the reforms suggested in his
recent message to the Mexican con-
gress with peace as the result, Dr.
Vasquez Gomez insurrecto confiden.
tial agent at Washington, will be call
ed to Mexico City to assume the high
Office.
With the outposts Of the insurrectos
and the federal troops separated by
only few miles, Chihuahua today
was In a state of expectancy. A mes
sage has been sent Madero urging
him, not to permit the destruction of
the Mexican National railroad to the
south. which is now the only means
OF bringing supplies here. The sus-
pension of the trains would place Chi
huahua City under seige and the pres
ence Of the federal troops here, so
far as food is concerned. would work
a hardship on the. non-combatants.
Requests to AIadero, when presented
by foreigners, invariably have been
granted. He has permitted provision
trains. to pass through the insurrecto
territory to the mines northward
where many Americans are employed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-08
STRIKE POSSIBLE
Canadian Pacific and Its Employees
Ready to Declare War.

Winnipeg, April S.-A conference
between the Canadian Pacific railway
and Its mechanics to discuss the
wage schedule and the Working con-
ditions has been broken on and the
indications point to q strike. The
delegates are leaving for home today
feeling that the company is not desir-
GUS Of continuing further the nego-
tiations. The men affected are en-
ployed from Port Arthur to Vancou-
yer, numbering 10000.
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= . . = = . .
THE WEATHER. =
North Dak0ta-Fair tonight and =
/" probably Sunday. Warmer to. =
=, night. "
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GRAND FORKS

had succeeded in getting health GER
uficates from the doctors. and thus
escaped Quarantine. The steamship
went down tho Delaware river on
Wednesday to place her 500 passen-
gers In the government hospital at
the Breakwater. The $50 passengers,
who are still in the hospital await
Ing release. may not come up for a
week more.
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DAGOEs GOT IN

Secured Certificates from the Doctors
and Escaped Quarantine.
Philadelphia, April S.-The Italian
steamship Verona, arrived here today
from Delaware Byeakwater with
twenty-five emigrants on board who
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-08

Looking for Trouble.
MexicaTi, Mexico. April S.-With
mules stolen yesterday from American
ranches in lower California. laden
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-08

m rsof th
Co adj ~ wM him ny ybdghtr
few IN New sur"
save from Powesh
thu anHo fhangrs swhen
Nd Ben Tepntgo Richmond PesoHo ehroof fhn Mrr
gHn Ig gdd "a
mi has arr hqua tidn He emaredAN RooMv Know
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KEROSENE CAUSE
Of SEVEN PEOPLE
Six Children and Their Moth
er Victims of Explosion of
Kerosene Stove

Chicago, April s.-By the explosion
Of kerosene stove. six children and
their mother, Mrs. Luddie Podotil,
were fatally burned last night at
Clyde. q suburb Of Chicago. One Of
the victims, . 5-year-old boy, died
today. All the others suffered fear
full injuries from the flaming oil.
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so DAYS ADRIFT
IN OPEN BOAT.
Spanish Fisherman Was Blown
Out to Sea.
HAD FOOD FOR ONLY FIVE DAYS

For Drink He Caught the Rain In Hii
! Hsnds-Wss Speechless When Pick
ed Up by Stesmer-Iiysd on Raw
/ Fish-His Story.
/ One Of the most eventful stories told
I in many a day by those who 90 down
/ to the sea In ships Is that OF Jean
Rodriguez. a Spanish sailor. who was
! picked up in the Caribbean sea on
I Oct. 90 after tossing for thirty days
in a fimsy boat
Notches cut in the gunwale told the
story Of Rodriguez's days. When be
was blown out 70 sea from La Guayra.
the port Of Caracas. he had provisions
for FIVE days. He made these last.
For drink he caught the rain in his
hands. When rescued he was a mass
Of eruptions. famished. almost speech
less from thirst and only semiconsciOus.
He was carried into porr at New
York recently by the British freighter
Ikaria. from BuenOs Aires.
J. T. Meethen. chief officer Of the
Ikaria. while pacing the bridge during
one morning watch spied something
waving in the distance. Glasses re-
vealed that it was a man waving his
arms and a pair Of white trousers.
The Ikaria changed her course. and
shortly her saiIormen brought a sorry
looking object on board.
At first Rodriguez could not speak,
but pointed 70 his mouth and then
collapsed Captain Robertson gave
him a little water and then a few
spOOnfuls Of soup. When a little OF
his strength returned Rodriguez told
his story.
He is thirty-fve years old. native
Of Santa Fe, near Almerla. Spain.
With his wife. Juanita. and his chill
dren. Jean and Irene. be went TO Pan
anna and later moved TO Caracas. where
he took up the trade Of fisherman and
on Sept. 90 rowed out with five days
provisions-four pounds OF potatoes.
two pounds OF bread. a pound or
cheese. a half pound Of butter aud five
gallons OF fresh water.
On the second day after having been
blown to sea by the winds Rodriguez
says he saw land. He thinks il was
the coast Of Venezuela. but the Ikaria'
officers say more likely it was the is
land Of Curacao.
Realizing his helplessness, Rodriguez
first said his prayers and then put
himself on short ratious. Only the
merest fragment OF food remained in
the boat when the Ikaria came to his
rescue. a gale carried away his little
sail. and he rugged jury sail made OF
his clothing. All the time his bateau
was half full Of water. and bail as be
would he could not keep it dry. Some I
times by luck he varied his diet with 4
raw fish that be managed TO catch.
Each night he slept for three hours. [
Then he had to arouse himself and 90 /
TO bailing again. He says that he had I
just given up all hope when rescue
came.
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Notice Of SherifT's Sale On Fore
closure Of Mortgage.

NADoNAE u llOEAlNS+s
Roscoe W. White, Plaintiff, vz.
Idaho Orchards Company, a Corpora
Cion, De eHdant.
I Under and By Virtue OF an order
OF sale and decree Of foreclosure,
issued out Of the District Court OF
/ the Seventh Judicial District, State
OF Idaho. in and for the County OF
Canyon. on the 28th day Of Nov
ember, 1911, in the above entitled
action, wherein Roscoe W. White.
the above named plaintiff, obtain
ed decree agaiHstIdaho Orchards
Company, a Corporation, defendant,
en- the list day Of November, 1911,
which said decree was, on the Isr
day Of November, 1911, recorded
in Judgment Book 4 Of said Court
at page 126, I an commanded 10
sell all that certain lot, piece or
parcel Of land situated in the Coun-
y Of Canyon, State Of Idaho, and
bounded and described as follows, &C
Wit;
All those portions Of Lot ? in
Section % and Of Lots I and ,
in Section %, Township y,
Range , ". B. ~ embraced within
the following courses and distances:
Commencing al the Wa corner OF
said Section %, Township IN.
Range 3 ". 3. N, said corner be-
ing the NV corner Of said Lot
? in said Section p: thence south
SO degrees ~ minutes east 70 the
Ne corner Of said Lot ?; thence
south Is minutes west, 1890 feet.
70 the Sc corner Of said Lot ?;
thence, meandering the blu Z, north
IS degrees Il minutes west, 264
feet; thence north 70 degrees IS
minutes west, 1888 feet; thence
north 81 degrees 35 minutes west.
1888 feet; thence south 50
degrees so minutes west, 1853
feet; thence north 80 degrees 10
minutes west 264 feet; thence north
50 degrees 81 minutes west, 50S.5
feet; thence north 81 degrees Il
minutes west, I063.5 feet; thenee
north 81 degrees IS minutes west
472.35 feet; thence north Il degrees,
80 minutes west, SIS feet; north -
degrees 5 minutes east, 35+-46 feet;
thence due east along the central
line Of said Section %, z1S1.2 feet
10 the place o. beginning contain
ing in all 1852 acres more or less
Notice is hereby given, That on
the 18th day Of December, 1911,
at , O'Clock P. N. Of that day, in
front Of the Court House door
in the City of Caldwell, County OF
Canyon, I will, in obedience 70
said order Of sale and decree OF
foreclosure, sell the above des-
cribed property. or so much there
Of as may te necessary to satisfy
PLAINTIFFS decree with interest there
On and costs TO the highest bid
Ter for cash lawful money CT Shs
United States.
J. ". Watkins, Sheriff
By E c. Payne, Deputy.
Dated December 9Th, \. D. 1911.
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The Man Highter Up
Continued from page

thousand dollars put a different light
on a good many things, don't theyT
Bob inquired with suspicious gentle
ness.
Save your insults for your hired
heelers." Paul struck the table angri-
ly. I'm not one Of them"
''Is there anything else sanger-your
friend Sanger-suggested 10 you?
Yes" Paul declared with angry We
hemence, "he is my friend. want
that understood I've learned from
him what you didn't dare tell me-that
he offered to help make me governor.
and you refused"
We'll. what Of It? You wouldn't
have me take up that offer. would
you?"
why not?"
81 might refer you to a certain
speech Of yours for reasons"
BAH Paul threw out his arms In
a gesture Of supreme disgust Don't
try TO come that slush on me. The
role Of sanctimonious Pharisee doesn't
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Notice

United States Land Office, Boise,
Idaho, October ), 1911.
To Whom il may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
state of Idaho hasfiIedin this
office the following list of lands.
tO-wit, NWL4, Sec. "a, 7. IN, R.
, W. 100 acres, List 8. and the
M SWl4 and the SEA SWL4
and So SE4 and Lot l, Sec. 3,
7. ", R. W, 23S.S6 acres, List
3, and has applied for . patent tor
said lands under the acts of Au-
gust IS, 1894 l2S stat, 372-+22l,
June II, 1896 C2s Stat, 434G,
March 3, 1901 CS1 Stat, 1888
1889, the act OF May 81, 1908
CS5 Stat, 3lT-S47) and J. R. OF
May %, 1908 CS5 Stat. $40, re-
Iating to the granting OF not to ax-
coed three million acres of arid
land TO each OF certain States; and
that tina said list, with its &c
companying proofs. is open Tor
the inspection OF all persons in
terested. and the public generally.
Within the next sixty days fol-
lowing the date of this notice, pro-
tests or contests against the claim
Of the State TO any trac described
in the list, on the ground of fail
ure to comply with the law. on
the ground Of the nOndesert char
acter OF the land, on the ground
Of a prior adverse right, or on the
ground that the same is more val
liable for mineral than for agrtcul- /
lural purposes, viii be received and
noted for report TO theGenerl Land
Office at Wash ington, d. c.
WILLIAM BALDERSTON. Re
yister.
FRED. V. TINKER. Receiver.
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JURY WORTH s5o,0O0,OOO
Many of chieago's Richest Men Called
to Try insanity Cases.


to Try Insanity Cases.
Seldom in the history Of Chicago has
so much wealth been represented as
was in the County Detention hospital,
where many Of the city's richest citi-
zens had been called by Judge Owen
10 sit as jurors in insanity cases.
All traffic in Wood street. which
passes the Detention hospital. was
stopped while the ''SJOOOO,OOO jury
as il was called. was in session. More
costly automobiles than are ordinarily
seen at one time west OF the river
were drawn up in front Of the curb.
Among those who were ready to an
swer the roll when court convened
were Edwin F. Mandel. vice president
OF Mandel Brothers: Edward J. Leh-
mann. vice president OF The Fair;
Harry Hunt. general superintendent Of
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger company;
j. p. Marsh. q banker: Or. Fl. l. Davis.
former superintendent Of the Deren-
ton hospital: Arthur Meeker. general
superintendent OF Armour K Co;
Charles n. Swift. vice president OF
Swift & Co: Frederick L. WIKI. vice
president OF the Union Trust company;
Charles NJ. McFarIane. secretary Of
Morris & Co. and Rudolph C. Keller,
cashier Of the Colonial Trust and Saw
ings bank.
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Serial No. OTS6S
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior,
[. 5. Land Office, Boise, Idaho,
November, I3, 1911.
Notice is herby given that ROB-
err c. Jones, CT Emmett, Idaho,
who. on November 80. 1909, made
Homestead Entry, No 70S6S, for
SCI SWl4, Section p, Township
8 North, Range , West, Boise Meri-
dian, has filed notice OF intention
70 make Final Communication Proof,
10 establish claim TO the Land
above described, before W. T..
Crouch. L. 5. Commissioner, az
Emmett. Idaho. en- the 18TH day Of
January 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Clarence Morehouse. NeIs Nelson.
John star, and Rober "A. Mo
Cool. al OF Emmett Idaho.
WA. BALDERSTON.
Register.
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MAKE PONDS TO GET RAIN.
Kansas Farmers Hope Surface Water
Will Increase Downfall.


Farmers in the western half OF Kan
sas are having plans made for thou
sands Of small reservoirs, which they
will build this fall TO store rain and
snow for next summer.
Bankers are Joining in the move
ment 10 increase the surface water
supply in the belief that water draws
rain and that thousands OF little ponds
scattered over the country will in
crease the summer rainfall.
IL is well known that the heaviest
rains fall along the water courses.
where there is always open surface
water and trees, There are not many
streams in western Kansas, but wher-
ever they are there is usually sud-
Client rain TO mature the crops every
year.
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BAH DON'T TRY TO COME THAT sLCSE
ON ME-"
suit you. McAdoo. We're in this game
to help ourselves. Be decent enough
to admit that to yourself. even If you
are fOoling the silly public"
$50 you class us all together. you
and Sanger and me-Iiars, hypocrites,
bunko steerers? Proceed with the in
dictment. There are other counts,
suppose?"
You seem to take it all as joke. "
Paul exclaimed bitterly. But l sup
pose you have a right TO consider me
a joke after the way I've played the
fool for you"
! Bob heard this outburst impassively
| to all outward seeming. What do you
expect? Sentimental protestations +?
You'd have the right to take me as a
Joke if did that. Proceed"
Very Well" Paul continued sharp
", pressing his lips together tightly.
MY next count confirms what | said
about your unfitness for the virtuouS
role
zone momentr' Bob raised a depre-
eating hand Don't you think it
would be wiser-at least more charita-
ble-to moderate your expressions a
bit?''
NO. I propose to call things by
their proper names for once. oh. l
admit 1 was fooled with the rest.
supposed that McAdoO had reformed
his methods, at least, if not his ideals,
until I was informed that you bribed
the delegates whose votes nominated
you"
you get this from Sanger?"
Yes. Even your enemies know Of
it. You're at their mercy now
~ see" Bob nodded thoughtfully.
Some of Malassey's work, l suspect"
"You mean TO say it isn't truce" Paul
demanded quickly.
NO. The delegates were bribed. all
right. Sanger through his agents had
already bribed them the other way.
supposed you knew that"
But Paul. rather heavily let down
though he was by this phase of the
matter. was too far gone in his mood
to retreat.
mo be said surlily 81 don't know
1t. What's to hinder me from saving
my reputation by disclosing the whole !
transaction TO the public? l can do ii, |
now you've confessed your guilt"
Nothing in the world TO hinder"
Bob replied Only the fall of his CT |
gar bitten through indicated any feel
fng. rs there anything more?" He
carefully hicked the ashes from his
coat.
"Yesr Paul went on impetuously. /
his mood gathering momentum.
There's one thing more. lit con-
Germs Mrs. Gilbert. l confided TO you
my regard for her. You took II upon
Yourself to object TO IL. You even went
so far as to call upon her
81 did"
"And you gave her to understand.
how directly can only imagine, that
you opposed our intimacy?"
Yes"
"You carried your interference so far
that Mrs. Gilbert has refused TO mar
" me unless you withdraw your op-
position. l wish you to understand
that consider your action an I'M
intrusion into my private I
affairs, don't propose TO endure your
You understand" his voice
'ose, ~ won't stand IT."
"You make yourself entirely clear.
think" Rob said evenly
Furthermore. since you've intruded
our opposition. / expect you TO with
RAW IL finally and absolutely. Other
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Serial No. Gaia.
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior.
U 5. Land Office at Boise, Idaho
October 26, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Ed
ward Lark, o. Emmett, Idaho, who
on November l, 1905. made Home
stead Entry No. 1851, Serial, No.
O4l74. for NEIs Section Il. Town
ship s North. Range , West Boise
Meridian. has filed notice Of inten-
ton TO make Final Five Year Proof,
to establish claim 10 the land above
described, before W. T. Crouch.
U. $. Commissioner. at Emmett, Ida
no. on the 22nd day OF December.
1911.
Claimant names aswitnesses; Green
Davidson. Warren simmons, William
Lark and Clarence Morehouse, all
OF Emmett, Idaho.
wM. BALDERSToN. Register.
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Boise and Interurban Railway Com.
pany. Limited.

Cars leave Boise for Caldwell;
$50, 500 $500 1890 1900,
$500 a. N. and 1900" 200, 500.
4:.g". 500, 600 T:0O+", 500,
900. IV.OGr-, F. II.
Cars lea,e Caldwell for R1'-e
G5z0F, 30. $500, $3.50, 1889,
1I'5vE \. VI. and 1890, 1870,
2;30-, 50, 4:30. 5;S0""", $50,
7;30. H;S0"s, $3.50 P. ".
Baggage and Express.
'S8aggage for Boise and Caldwell
only.
80 Express TO Eagle and Interme
Hate points only.
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bed near a window
so she could get
her breath. One
doctor said. Poor
child. she Is likely
to fall dead any
time A friend
told me DR.. Miles
Heart Remedy had
cured her father,
SO l tried 1t, and
she began to i'm
prove. She took
a great many bot
ties. but she is
spared TO me to-
day, a fat, rosy
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NOTICE is hereby given that al applications
FOR permits % craze cattle. horses and sheep
within the PAY TIE NATIOEAL = REST
Glri1R the season o. 1912, must b hled Ia ny
o1tcs AZ Emmett, IDAHO, OF OF before January 8,
lsIz Fun Information IN rszstd % the grazing
ices 70 DC charged and blank forms 70 Be Used
u making Applications viii Be furnished Qpon
request o. g. MAINS Supervisor