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Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1900-09-28
A Good Fellow.

The republicans of the state are
willing to admit that Wipperman is a
that term is generally employed. No
one denies it. But then good fell
lows are very common in North Da-
kota. Every neighborhood has sew
eral such, but no one thinks OF max
ing governors of them because OF
their personally attractive qualities.
Ii every good fellow was to be elected
to office there wouldn't be offices
enough to go around, and the people
know it. They also know that as a
rue the good fellow is not the best
man in whom to confde a great pub
lie trust Devils Lake Iuter- Ocean.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1900-09-28
WHITE LEADS.
The Gallant Soldier at the Head of the
Republican State Ticket.
Sancher's Health CompsIs him to Pulls
Off the Ticket.
Fake Report that Marshall was to be
Governor Instead of Congressman

Grand Forks, Sept. 27.-At meet.
ing OF the republican state central
committee today letter was read
from Gov. Fancher, now in California
for his health, that he desired to
withdraw as candidate for governor
on the republican ticket. MIR. Fan
cher has been in poor health for the
past two years, and his physicians
have advised him that to continue in
the campaign would be at the risk of
losing his health permanently. Mr..
Fancher felt that he could not con-
sistently be candidate for governor
without taking an active part in the
campaign, and the only honorable
thing to do was to withdraw with the
unanimous consent of the state CEN
tral committee. A proposition was
made that Fancher should continue
as candidate for governor, and after
election he should be permitted to
resign and let Major White assume
the duties of governors Office. This
was not agreeable to Mr.. Fancher
and several members of the commit
tee who thought the people ought to
elect man governor whom they had
reason to expect would serve out the
term, and if Major White was to be
acting governor he should be placed
a. the head of the ticket and let the
people elect him to the position he
was to serve in. The action was
taken, and Major White is now the
republican nominee for governor of
North Dakota. The place of lieuten-
ant governor was filled by the selec-
tion of'Dayid Bartlett Of Coopers-
town, one of the best men in the re-
publican party in North Dakota, and
that is saying a good deal for Bart
lstt.
There as fake report sent to the
Twin City papers from Fargo that
the committee offered the nomination
of governor to Tom Marshall, with
the understanding tlat Spalding was
to be placed on the ticket for con-
gresham. No such proposition was
made to Mr.. Marshall or Mr.. Spald
ing by the committee, and it is not
believed the committee has any de-
sire to make any change in the con-
gressional nomination.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1900-09-28

Senator McCumber will speak in
Oakes October 4.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1900-09-28

Tom Marshall is making splendid
canvass for congress according to The
reports that come in. Tom is nice
fellow, anyhow, and will make good
congressman.-Lakota Herald.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1900-09-28

A careful canvass Of the most pop
ulous districts of the state seem to
warrant The conclusion that the indi-
vidual majorities for the republican
state ticket will range from 2,5CO to
S,Co0-with Tom Marshall ard Gov.
Fanchef in the lead.-Bowbells Tri
bune.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1900-09-28
A New Issue.

The hatileship Oregon has been or
dered home for repairs, the injuries
sustained by this gallant vessel being
greater than at first supposed. Here
is IL splendid chance for now issue
for the democratic party. -Coopcls-
town Sentinel.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1900-09-28

ONE Of our democratic exchanges
says this talk of full dinner pail
makes us tired. When the country
is prospering under a republican aa-
ministratiou it is enough to make any
democrat tired.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1900-09-28
If Agreeable.

Grand Forks, Sept. 25.-It is learn.
ed at late hour tonight that in the
event of unanimous agreement on
the part Of the state central commit
tee to name Frank White as his sue
cessor on the ticket, Gov. Faucher's
withdrawal will be forthcoming.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1900-09-28
AtHarris' Drug Store.
Prouty Press For Sale.

The Republican has a five column Prouty
for sale. Also a complete outfit for news
paper and job Office, consisting of Vaughn
Ideal hand power newspaper press, lOxl5
old style Gordon, two imposing stones, q
1G-nch Challenge paper cutter, plenty of
type, 50 cases. with racks, stands and cases,
proof press, leads, slugs and rules, a COM
plete. Will he sold on time with small
cash payment. For particulars write Ed. A.
Smith, Oakcs, n. d.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1900-09-28

Thos. f. Marshall, the republican
nominee for congress, will truly re-
present the people of this state in the
National House of Representatives.
He is able, experienced and a worker,
Express.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1900-09-28
May be White.

Grand Forks, Sept. 25.- The re-
! port that reached here that there was
likeliho cd that Governor Fancher
would withdraw created no little
comment, but is not looked upon as
reliable. Mr.. Marshall is here and it
can be said that he will not consider
the idea of having his name used as
a candidate for governor in the event
of Mr.. Fancber's withdrawal, and it
is not believed that MIR. Spalding
would consent to become a candidate
for. congress under the circumstances
even were it agreeable to Mr.. Mar
shall.
It is more than likely that Frank
White, the candidate for lieutenant
governor will be selected as the can
didate for governor and some other
man, probably David Bartlsts, be
ramed for lieutenant governor.
The state central committee are
summoned to meet today to name a
successor to Murphy of Grand Forks
who has withdra wn from the com
rnittee. 1t is likely Mr.. Dinn;e Of
Grand Forks will be chosen for the
place.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1900-09-28
Hon. I homas Marshall.

The voters OF North Dakota cal
congratulate themselves on having
the opportunity Of voting for au able
and upright man to represent them
ln congress, in the person of the Hon
Thomas Marshall. MIR. MARSHALL has
long been resident OF the state, and
has had a successful business career
He will go to congress we'll equipped
and make an efficient representative.
His practical business .experience e
Will De OF great service to him, The
business transacted in the lower
house, is now conducted in such a
way, that Che quick witted and prac-
tlcal business man makes the most
efficient and successful representa-
tive. The state of North Dakota will
be we'll represented by Mr.. Marshall
There is no doubt about Mr.. Mar
shalls election, for nomination on
the republican ticket in this state is
equivalent to an election The Argus
foretells that Mr. Marshall's majority
will be at least S,000-Fargo Argus.
Thos. f. Marshall, the republican
nominee for congress, will truly re-
present the people of this state in the
National House of Representatives.
He is able, experienced aud a worker.
Express.
A careful canvass of the most pop
ulous districts of the state seem to
warrant The conclusion that the indi-
vidual majorities for the republican
state ticket will range from 2,5CO to
S,Co0-with Tom Marshall and Gov.
Fancber in the lead.-Bowbells Tri
bune.
Tom Marshall is making splendid
canvass for congress according to The
reports that come in. Tom is a nice
fellow, anyhow, and will make good
congressman.-Lakota Herald.
1t has already become evident that
the opposition to Thomas T. Marshall
is weakening. The candidacy of Hill
dreth is cteat'ng enthusiasm nowhere,
a fact tuat is discouraging to the
fusion campaign leaders who now
realize that the election of Marshall
by large majority is foregone
concluslon.-Devils Lake Inter
Ocean.
Marshall's public record is clean.
lie came out of the senatorial fight
with clean bands if he did incur the
dislike temporarily of Alex. McKen-
zie. Ii Cass county and the valley
should be trihe sore at the republ-
can convention for giving them
slap in the face, they eau hardly
blame Marshall, who demonstrated
all through the preliminary skir-
nisEes that he was friend Of Spald-
iug and worked hard for his nomina-
ton. 1t is also known that at any
time during the the thick of the fight
had the Cass county men been able
to see and do the wise thing, get into
the right kind of combine which
would have included the vaiIey-and
the opportunity certainly was not
wanting-Marshall would willingly
have placed what votes he controlled
at the disposal of the people who
later criticised him for accepting
nomination which was rendered him
on silver platter. Marshall is
good republican, a good citizen, ana
has the qualifications for good con-
ssman.-Minneapolis Journal.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1900-09-28
The report has gained currency,

The report has gained currency
and with apparently some founda-
tion that Gov. Fancher will be forced
on account Of his health, to decline
the nomination for governor on the
republican ticket, 1t is we'll known
fact that Gov. Fancber has been any
thing but we'll man for the pastltWo
years. So broken down was his
health last season that at no time
was he, in justice to himself, really
capable of attending to his official
duties, and now the information
comes that his physicians have in
formed him that his continuance in
public life would jeopardize his
health. There is no real foundation
for this report.
In connection with this report
comes the further rumor that IN the
event of his withdrawal Hon. T. F.
Marshall may be named as candidate
for governor and Congressman Spald-
lug named for congressman,-Fargo
Call.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-13
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Ex-County Attorney william t. Brown,
who has been seriously i'll for several days,
was reported to be improving yesterday.
The citizens of Cerealinetown will hold
a meeting in No. "A schoolhouse tomorrow
night TO discuss plans for getting a branch
library for that suburb.
The Meyer Cycle Company, OF Fort
Wayne, was Incorporated yesterday with a
capital stock of $500. The directors OF the
company are c. +. Meyer, III. w. Meyer
and C. A. Meyer.
The Ladies of the G.. A. X. will give a
masque social and hop at Showers Hall
Saturday evening. for the benefit of their
relief fund. A programme is being ar
ranged that will be highly interesting.
j. II. WATSON. who is connected with the
rural route postal department in this city,
was married yesterday afternoon at Craw-
louisville to Mrs. Elizabeth Voris. Rev.
Wallace Tharp oficiated. They will reside
here.
Will Espy and Miss Jennett Hawkins
of this city, were married at Brazil yester-
day, at the home OF Oscar c. Hawkins.
which was performed by Rev. Platt, of the
Christian Church.
Willamette Marshall. thirty-two years
old. living at 247 Columbia avenue. was
adjudged insane yesterday. She imagines
that she wants to start a grocery on the
South Side. close to a drug store, so she
can protect her money.
The Rev. c. W.. Ruth. who has just re-
IuI0cu tFOlU tNdusctlStlC NOIh III Maine,
conducted the Holiness meeting at the
Salvation Army Hall last night. He leaves
tomorrow to begin a short series of meet
ings at Fishers Station, and will then go
to Spokane, Wash, to conduct meetings
there.
The implement and vehicle dealers of
this city will meet at the Commercial Club
on Saturday evening to discuss plans for
orming an organization for mutual bene-
fit. The matter of the proposed CONNER
cial Museum and Auditorium will come up
tor discussion, as TO the benefit to be de-
rived by them.
Shortridge High School have completed
arrangements for the first annual contest
and entertainment to be given in the school
building tomorrow night. Aside from the
display of amateur photography, there will
be musical selections by the Glee Club and
the High School orchestra.
The funeral services of Mason j. Osgood,
held Yesterday afternoon at his late home
at l147 North Meridian street, were attend
ed by a large number of friends. The
casket was opened and friends permitted
to view the body during the morning. when
there was a large number of callers. The
burial at Crown Hill was private. The ac-
tive pallbearers were: Thomas H. Spann.
Preston Kelsey, w. j. Richards, a. Q.
Jones, w. r.. Barnes and c. +. Sayles. The
honorary pallbearers: III. III. Hanna, A. A.
Barnes, j. T.. Elliott, John S. Harrington.
". X. Hendricks, w. S. Hubbard, ID. w.
Marmon and S. +. Fletcher.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-13
MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY.
Woman Nurse Who Was n Witness I'm
n Divorce Case Shot i'm the Head.

DIES MONIES. Ia, Dec. 12--Mrs. jeanette
~Broadbent, a professional nurse, was found
shot in the back of the head at $50 o'clock
tonight in her room in an apartment house.
She may not recover. She has been unable
to tell a coherent story, but claims that a
man opened her door. shot her and ran
away. She cannot describe her alleged as
sailant. Her own revolver was found in
side the drawer with one hambe dis
charged. A sealed letter addressed to a sis
ter and stamped for mailing lay on her
table. In 1t she said her revolver had been
stolen. The shooting has attracted wide at
tention tonight, because Mrs. Broadbent
was a witness in the sensational Richard
son divorce case now on trial. and testified
TO statements which she alleged Mrs. Rich
ardson made TO her with regard to Mrs.
Richardson's relations with a leading pro-
fessional man.
Mrs. Broadbent's story tonight led TO the
suspicion that some friend or relative OF
one of the parties TO the divorce case might
have done the shooting. The police hold
to the belief that she emf suicide.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-13

Two years ago he conducted a skating
rink in the Cyclorama building. which is
now the home of the Zoo.
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There will be a change of bill at the Emf
pire Theater this afternoon, the Little
Egypt Burlesaue Company being the at
traction for the next three days. The name
Little Egypt" was made famous at the
Eaelv dinner a few years ago in New York.
In addition to this little dancer the com
pany will present a programme or faSn-
ionable vaudeville that includes, among
others, Ruth Garnold and Sidney Gilmore,
little ginger girls, Glenn Emery ana VIZ
ginia Seymour. I'm a funny skit: Ethel Van
Buren,. vocalist; Haley and Meehan, rag
time artists. and John j. and Lillian Black.
The performances open and close with a
burlesque.
The dramatic version OF Prince Otto"
made from Robert Louis Stevenson's novel
of that name. which Mr.. Otis Skinner and
his company will present at EngIish's
Opera House for the first time tonight.
was made by the distinguished actor him
self. In accomplishing this work Mr.. Skin
Eer has overridden the opinions of many
doubters that a good play could not be
made from this story. The result of his in
telligent labor has received the stamp or
approval from both critics and public
wherever IL has been seen. When the play
was produced IN New 1OTk, early III the
present season, 1T was hailed as a genuine
dramatic triumph.
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One of the conspicuous features of the
highly picturesque scene which greets the
eye when the curtain rises on when
Knighthood Was in Flower is a quaint
sun-dial. bearing the motto:
81 am a shadow. What art thou?
/ mark the time. Dost thou?'
The day is warm and brilliant with sun
shine AS the curtain slowly rises music is
heard. The stage is crowded with pages,
courtiers and May-day merrymakers. VIII
Sommers, the famous court fool, Is dane
ing the old-time Morris dances. Jane Bo-
lingbroke is weaving garlands on the ter
race, her lutte beside her. Little pages run
to and fro with flowers for her. Into the
midst of this pretty scene comes Princess
Mary, on a visit of state TO her brother,
King Henry. Trumpeters are heard herald
ing her approach ant Sommers cries She
brings the May with her" Thus is Julia
Marlowe, as the Princess. introduced. From
this time on the action of the play is STIR
ring and rapid.