The Bismarck Tribune from Bismarck, North Dakota • Page 8

ft Might I 1 1 li fl if 1 IS: V0' mi CHICAGO, Nov. has been found in the viscera of Policeman Arthur Bisonnette, who died in Mercy hospital a week ago after a strange illness which began while he was boardfhg at the home of Mrs. Louise Vermilya, at 415 East Twenty-ninth street The chemical analysis showed THOUSAND CANDIDATES. I Si P5 (By Associated Press.) SANTA PE, N. Nov.

a thousand candidates have been for the various offices to be filled tomorrow when New Mexico votes the first time for a set of state officers, for members of congress, for a supreme court, eight district Judges and eight district attorneys. Besides 24 state senators and 49 representatives are to be elected. PLEADED GUILTY Mack McDowell, the third prisoner charged with pigging, pleaided guilty in- district court today and Judge Winchester imposed a fine of $200 and costs and ninety days in jail. Oscar Kelsven, who on Saturday pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false 'pretenses, was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. Special For Tuesday ONLY 4 WOODWARD, Is prepared to Supply All Tour Needs in SILVERWARE, CUT GLASS, HAND PAINTED CHINA, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY Kodaks and Kodak Supplies See Our Beautiful Line of Souvenir Spoons AN 448 Mrs.

Louise Vermilya of Chicago, at Whose Home Men Died Mysteriously 1 95 Any misses' or ladies' coat in the Store. Match this if you can Go See There is not a store in th county that is helping the people as much as this store is. If you want your money to get you good goods cheap then "Gt SEE" Ik the presence of two grains of arsenic in the liver. Detectives say that re'markable series of crimes is to be disclosed, as Bisonnette was the ninth person to die while boarding with Mrs. Vermilya.

As soon as the official re- port of the chemist is made an inquest will be held. ON BUSINESS TRIP E. J. Moore, of Fargo, Grand Recorder of the lodge of Woodmen, is in the city on business. Power of a Picture.

We gazed at the famous picture of Doctor" in silence that could be felt, and I tell you it fairly made me bold my breath and a lump come in my throat as I looked first at the suffering child and then at the kind doctor, with his face, and then at the father and mother in the background, and. as for Smart, I don't mind telling you I saw the water in his eyes, gnd presently a great big tear rolled down his cheek as he said: "Isn't that wonderful? I suppose as a tailor I should be looking at the style of the M. clothes but, man, I'm human, and when there is a picture that appeals like that to the great heart of humanity, why. I just forget all about my trade and think only of my humanity. Come on," he added.

"I can't stay longer to look at that, for it reminds me too much of a little one I lost. Here you are," he something more in our line. Dr. Johnson waiting for an audience with Lord Chesterfield. Here's comedy, if you like.

And now we may examine the Tailor and Cutter. A Picture of Ibsen. In Schurniann's "Secrets de Coulisses" is a picture of Ibsen at the summit of his fame. When Ibsen had completed a new play the Copenhagen newspapers announced the event with a great flourish of trumpets, and added: "The master will deposit his manuscript at the National theater at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning." At that hour the road between Ibsen's house and the theater was lined with people. The great man appeared with his precious roll of paper neatly tied up.

As it slipped through into the letter box the public gave a great shout. The philosopher acknowledged the demonstration with a grave bow and retired within doors with the consciousness of having performed a glorious mission. Every one of hi9 ordinary acts in public was accompanied by something of the sort, and even when he sat the curtains of tbe window were drawn aside so that his features might be visible to his admirers outside. CHOLERA IN ITALIAN CAMP American Cruiser Ordered to Procee to Tripoli Forthwith (By Associated Press.) MALTA, Nov. wireless received by her commander Benton C.

Becker, orders the American cruiser to proceed to Tripoli forth, with. Today's advices from Tripoli state that the sanitary situation there is growing worse. The bodies of 50 Arabs who died from cholera or hunger were found in the streets, l'alm groves are filled with corpses and 50 cases of choiera are reported in the Italian army. Turks Are Victorious. LONDON, Nov.

Hews agency dispatch from Constantinople says that it was officially announced at the Turkish capital today that the Turkish army recaptured Darna in Tripoli and that 500 Ltalians were killed, the demainder of the defending arm force being taken prisoners. PRESIDENTS SPENDING DAY AT (By Associated Press.) CINCINNATI, Nov, Taft took the first step toward regaining his right to vote tomorrow in the Cincinnati municipal elections here today. The president personally appeared before the election board and obtained a certificate allowing him to to register. CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. arrived in Cincinnati from Hot Springs Va, today.

He will remain until 10:30 o'clock tomorrow night, when he will leave for a tour of Kentucky and Tennssee. BOOKERT.WASHINGTON APPEARS AS WITNESS (By Associated Presai) NEW YORK, Nov. A. Ulrich, the white man who was charged with assault upon Booker T. Washington, the negro -aduactor, was acquitted today in the court of special sessions.

The trial began this morning. After acquittal Ulrich was rearraigned on a charge of deesrtion. NEW YORK, Nov. Washington appeared in court here today as the principal witness at the trial of Harry A. Ulrich, a white man, who gave the famous negro educator a beating one night last March, when he found "him in the vestibule of an apartment house where Ulrich roomed on West Sixty-third street.

Ulrich was arrested on a charge of assault. Washington testified he had gone to the partment house looking for a white friend, and that he was looking at door plates whan the defendant ran into the hallway and assaulted him with a stick. VISITING JUDGE McKENZIE Judge Lynch, one of the old timers of the state now residing in LaMoure, was here today, the guest of Judge McKenzie. Gentle horses and good rigs with personal attention to our custonv ers' wants. WHITE ASH LIGNITE COAL $2.35 Per To in 3-To Lots Single Ton $2.50 Delivered in your bin.

Quality Guaranteed lismarrh iaUij 5rihmtr Every lady in Bismarck should have one of these MESH BAGS to carry on her social calls or shopping trips. It adds to her appearance places her in a class with the people to whom articles that are beautiful as well as useful make their appeal. Our me6h bags are different to those carried elsewhere, as they don't pull loose around the frame, and the mesh is guaranteed not to pull apart. See them at KNOWLES HANEY'S Jewelry Store Bismarck, N. D.

FOOTBALL SCORES WEST. Minnesota, 30 Chicago, 0. Michigan, 6 Syracuse, 6. Wisconsin, 12 Iowa, 0. Illinois, 12 Purdue, 3.

Washington, 10 Knox, 6. St. Louis university. 16: Haskell In diang, 0. Notre Dame, 0 Pittsburg, 0.

Hiram, 29 Bethany, 3. Buchtsl, 26 Ohio Northern, 0. Oklahoma, 14 Missouri, 6. Wesleyan, 11 Miami, 0. Drake, 33 Simpson, 0.

Kansas university 14 Washburn, 0. South Dakota. 31 Creighton, 3. William Jewell, 29 Tarkio, 0. Case.

9 Ohio State, 0. Oberlln, 9 Western Reserve, 0. University of Cincinnati, 23 Butler, 11. Indiana, Wabash, 13 Earlham, 3. Rose Polytechnic.

56 Franklin, 3. Marquette, 0 Villa Nova, 0. Nebraska, 6 Ames, 6. North Dakota'Aggies, 5 Fargo college, 0. Plllsbury alumni, 10 Pillsbury seconds, 0.

Grinnell, 17 Coe. 6. Denver, 49 Colorado Aggies, 0. University of Colorado, 8 Colorado College, 5. Utah, 35 Colorado School of Mines, 0.

Charleston Normal, 33 Bradley Polytechnic, 0. EAST. Princeton, 8 Harvard, 6. Yale, 28 New York university, 3. Dickinson, 6 Franklin-Marshall, 0.

Carlisle Indians, 16 Pennsylvania, 0. Army, Georgetown, G. Dartmouth, 18 Amherst, 6. Lehigh, 12 Havarford, 0. Bowdoia.

11 Bates, 0. Brown, 30 Tufts, 0. Swarthmore, 6 Ursinus, 2. Pennsylvania State, St. Bonaventure, 0.

Lafayette, 6 'Bucknell, 0. Cornell, 15 Williams. 14. Harvard 12 Princeton Freshmen, 0. Navy, 17 Carolina Aggies, 6.

Johns Hopkins, 12 Gallaudet, 0. NEED A RIQ The let us Supply You Phone 10 5 CL00TEN BROTHERS Old Wachter Barn Phone I0S 514 Main St THE WEATHER. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE. Willis L. Moore.Chief of United States Weather Bureau.

Bismarck, N. Monday, November 6. 1911. All observations taken at 8 a. m.

(75th meridian time). to work by day or week in 'confinement cases. Phone 300L. FOR house. Thayer near 12th.

Inquire 422 Fifth street. FOR house on Third street, $15 per month. Inquire of C. A. Burton.

FOR modern house and large barn. Bismarck Water Supply Co. Phone 577. FOR more rooms in the Hare Flock. DRESSMAKING kinds.

Rates reasonable. 312 Fourth St. Phone 375K. Bismarck 24 4 0 Cldy Devils Lake 26 0 0 0 Foggy Havre 34 NW 6 .01 Cldy Miles City 34 SW 10 0 Cldy. 'Pierre 32 NE 4 0 Cldy Rapid City 28 8 .12 Cldy St.

Paul 36 4 .02 Cldy Williston 32 4 .01 Sleet Winnipeg 32 0 0 0 Foggy temperature last night. of wind. of wind. in last 24 hours. State of weather.

Weather Forecast: For North Dakota: Rain or snow tonight: Tuesday cloudy. For Bismarck and Vicinity: Rain or snow to iight Tuesday cloudy. Weather Conditions. Somewhat unsettled weather conditions prevail throughout the Missouri valley this morning. There has been a general increase in temperature and, 'also an increase in cloudiness.

Rain is falling in northwestern North Dakota, Saskatchewan and in the upper lake region. The indications are for snow tonight, followed by cloudy on Tu-ssday. ORRIS W. ROBERTS, Official in Charge. REVOLUTIONISTS CAPTUR (Continued from page 1.) terday by the rebels after a brief but spirited resistance.

Rebels Retreat. KLI FENG, China, Nov. imperialists have recaptured Tung Kwan, near the eastern border of Shen Si province. The rebels lost h-aavily and were forced to Bftreat. WASHINGTON, Nov.

important treaty post of Amoy in the province of Fukien, in southeastern China, has fallen into the hands of the insurgents and is in a state of anarchy. TO LATE TOO CLASSIFY. FOR room modern house. Centrally located. See A.

C. Hinkley 1 5 0 Sweater Coats 7 5 2 0 0 Sweater Coats $1.0 0 3 0 0 Sweater Coats $1.5 0 All Wool $2.50 All Wool 8 For Tomorrow At Grape Fruit Pineapples Tomatoes Wax Beans Head Lettuce AT 1 The Markets DULUTH CL08E Wheat. December 102 5-8. May 106 5-8. 1 Hard on track 104 5-8.

1 Northern 103 5-8. Arrive same. 2 Northern 100 5-8. Arrive same. 1 Durum, 100.

2 Durum 96. Oats Arrive 45. Rye. On track 85 to 87. Barley.

On track 64 to 118. Flax On track 210 3-4. Arrive same. Novembers same. December MINNEAPOLIS CL08E Wheat.

1 Hard 1 Northern 103 7-8. Arrive same. 2 Northern 100 7-8 to 101 7-8. Arrive same. 3 Wheat 96 to 98 7-8.

1 Durum 99. 2 Durum 97. Corn. 3 69 to 70. 4 Corn 68 to 69.

Oats 3 45 to Arrive 44 3-4. 3 Oats to 44. Barley. Barley 70 to 118. Rye.

Rye 86 to 87. Flax. Flax 210 3-4. Arrive same. 102 3-4.

K. 107 3-8. SPECIAL A cash purchase of 25 dozen men's sweater coats enables us to offer the following: values $3.00 30 Dozen Men's All Wool Underwear Sold In all Stores at $1.50, as Long as they Last KALAMAZOO CELERY .00 ROSENS CLOTHIN SHOP "Merchants of Fine Clothes" HOTEL McKENZIE N. D. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1911..

KUPITZ Direct Shipment From Florida KUPITZ CHICAGO MARKETS Wheat. 2 Red to 96 3-4. 3 Red 92 to 95. 2 Hard 98. Arrive $102.

3 Hard 93 to 98. 1 Northern 107 to 108. 2 Northern 105 to 107. 3 Northern 105 to 107. 3 Northern 102 to 105.

2 Spring 1.00 to 104. 3 Spring 99 to 103. 4 Spring 88 to 100. Velvet Chaff 88 to 104. Durum 95 to 104.

MEET AGAIN The board of county commissioners will be in session again tomorrow to close up some unfinished business left over from their session of last week. NEW 8HIRTS Town and country shirts, all prices, at Rosen's. Try Tribune Want When something needs fixing bring it to the TINKER SHOP Saws Ground Keys Repaired Kitchen Utensils in General. KARL SHUNKENBERG PROP. Opposite McKenzie Hotel 5th St.

$5.00, $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00 Sweater Coats at Manufacturers Cost. As long as they last. Money cheerfully refunded. s-.