Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-08
SECRET S0C|E1Y'S PLAY
BIG PART IN POLITICS

when the polls closed that night they
were rewarded by success In every case
in which they made /; fight. They are
powerfully strong in that section. | dc
are allied with the 'stralghtouts'
but it is a fact that they were so allied
and that the combination is one that play
ed hob with the fuslonists.
There is to be a regular election In
Norfolk Tuesday, and the members Of
this organization are at work in that
city. How strong they are l do not know.
But | do know they are active. The
chances are that the machine will be
considerably jolted when the returns are
received. and l do not see at this line
more than two of the old guard can
possibly win"
The Confederate Memorial Institute or
Battle Abbey has been completed so far
Of the interior has received the finishing
touches. The building will have cost
when completed close Oh to a million
dollars. The murar decorations are being
done by an artist employed by Thomas
f. Ryan, of New York and Virginia, and
will depict scenes from the more impor-
tant battles in the civil war.
While no time has been set for the
formal opening of the building, it is ex-
pected that this will take place during
crate Veterans will come here for what
veterans of that organization. Next year
the veterans are to &c to Florida, and
Richmond, always dear to the hearts OF
the soldiers Of the south, viii! be chosen
for the following meeting. The building
will be filled with relics of all sorts from
the war-books. papers,, pictures, rifles.
sabers, records, Confederate money and
other things which make it a most in
teresting museum n serve to perpet-
uate the glories Of the south of years
uate the glories of the south of years
ago. Afr%
Rockingham county is the center OF
much interest at this time. There mas
sprung up in that county a demand for
cream separators that depicted all stocks
and caused rush orders to be sent. The
demand continued to grow and at last
the mystery was solved.
There is Il great apple crop in that Sec
ton. There Is also an alcoholic drought.
The discovery was made by a man hat
to take fresh cider and to submit 1t to
treatment in a cream separator would
produce Il cider that made the partakers
been imbibing the old-fashioned red eye
The secret became known, and where
cream separators were being neglected
the new use became popular. The new
cent of alcohol, whereas the cider pro-
duccd under the old system contained
less than 0 per cent. Cider drinking has
increased wonderfully in the last few.
weeks, anu IL Is sui Oh tne increase. APP
pies are being held at higher figures than
formerly.
That the boundaries of the city will be
according to the action of the
council there is little question. The acre.
Of the city up to this week was about
eleven square miles. The council added
about fifteen, the annexation scheme talk
ng in several pOpulOus suburban towns
on both sides of the river, adding more
&c, 600 to the population and provid-
for torritorv far tho huil1inp, If MANY
The section annexed Is rich, the
and lies well and is almos wholly de-
voted to residential purposes. especially
on the northern side of the river. ~ -!N
vent the sale of property to negroes and
also prevent the renting of property to
hem, and for. that reason the suburbs
Ire growing more and more popular for
md can afford to go to the suburbs for
he night. 1t is believed that Richmond
VII have not less than 100, 900 population
1ext year, and that by the time the next
census is taken It will show an
Increase that will bring the tota Ito $780,
700. f'
DR.. William F. Drewry, superintendent
If the Central State Hospital. in making
lis annual report to Gov. Nam for the
1ear lays stress on the fact that insanity
alarming and steady increase. He be-
ieves that this is wholly due to the hab-
is of the race. lack of atteition to hy-
,ienic living. dissipation, eating to ex-
,ess and in various ways disregarding the
of health.
He refers to what is remarkable in that
n five years there have been but three
asses of appendicitis in the 1000 or more
patients treated. He declares tina the
treatment. keeping, the inmates
i work in the fields, furnishing all sorts
If employment. has done more to relieve
md restor ethe patients than medicines:
Drewry is one of the most note!
Atheists in the country. having several