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Fol.
Critical
Men

You know as we'll as we do that
your men friends aresyours most ex-
acting clothes critics; if the women
thought you could do better they
wouldn't say SO.
But men don't hesitate; if you are
not correctly dressed they will let
you krow it; and in no case more
promptly or more definitely than as
to your full dress clothes.
You'll save yourself some embar-
rassment and considerable money
and time BY coming to lis for Hart,
Schaffner & Marx full dress or
Tuxedo Suits. Because they are
right at every point, in the eyes Of
the most critical
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1903-11-16
PRIEST FOUND
The Italian Priest Was Found Iis
Had Been Abducted and
Robbed.

New York, Nov. I6.-Rev. Joseph
Cirringione, the Catholic priest who dis
appeared Friday night was found early
today by policeman on East Firty-
first Street, raving wildly. He was
taken to the hospital and revived. He
said he had been abducted by two men
and robbed in cellar where they tied
him. The police are awaiting further
developments before looking for the four
men he said abducted him.
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SOME MORMON ADMISSIONS
The Remarkable Testimony Of a Mormoa
Leader In Legal Action.

Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. I6.-Charles W.
Penrose, high priest and editor of the
official organ of the Mormon Church.
made remarkable statement with re-
gard to the marriage doctrines Of the.
church, and its power to seal" men and.
women for time or eternity. Penroses
was testifying in the Hilton case. In.
this case Mrs. William Hilton is suing,
the estate of DR.. w. r. Parks for a
widows interest.
Twenty years ago, when Mrs. Hilton
was Miss Armitage, she believed herself
dying, and was sealed for eternity to
Parks. By this it meant she was to be
Parks wife in heaven. While DR. Parks
was still alive, Miss Arnitage married
William Hilton and gave birth to FIVE
children by him. Ten years after her
marriage to Hilton, DR. Parks died and
Mrs. Hilton brought suit for. a widows
share of his estate. As one Mormon
may be sealed for eternity to as many
women as he desires, High Priest Pen
rose was called into the Hilton case to-
day to give expert testimany as to what
sealing meant His statements were
wild and startling. Here is an extract
from the cross-examination of High
Priest Penrose:
Suppose man and woman are
sealed as husband and wife and cohabit,
do you understand that under the law
of the church they commit adultery?"
was asked
1T would not be adultery" replied
the witness.
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DIES INSTEAD OF ELOpING.
An Illinois Girl, Who Was Thought to Have
Eioped, Was Found Dead.

Bishop, Ill, Nov. I6.-Miss May
Henneger, supposed to have eloped,
was found murdered in a pasture near
her home this morning. The body was
mutilated and half buried.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1903-11-16
"A PROTEST
The colombians Sent q Statement to
London Blaming the United
States.

London, Nov I6-The Colombian
authorities cabled here a lengthy protest
against the United States action toward
Panama claiming the United States is
mainly responsible for the succession of
Panama.
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WORK WAS NOT RESUMED.
The Miners IN Northern Colorado Did Not
Accept the Proposition.

Denver, Nov, I6.-Contrary to ex-
pectations mining was not resumed in
the northern Colorado field The oper-
ators' proposition to concede an eight
hour day pending the result of the strike
in southern Colorado has been rejected
by the miners. A prolonged struggle is
expected.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1903-11-16
>;2d ! ! FR ] RAUDS ]
UNEARTHED
Secretary Shaw's Agents Have FIX.
posed Big Fraud That Has Been
Operated In Boston.
Appraisers Have Been Doing Crooked
Work and Several Big Firms
sA Are Involved.

Boston, Nov. Special treasury
agents sent here by Secretary Shaw
claim they have evidence showing the
government has been inulcted Of up
wards Of 100000 through collusion be-
tween persons employed in the apprais-
ers' department. At least. q score Of inn
porting firms are said to be implicated.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1903-11-16
TRADE TREATY WITH CHINA.
The New Trade Treaty With the Celestials
Has Been Received.

Washington, Nov. I6.-The long ex-
pected trade treaty between the United
States and China has just been re-
ceived at Washington and is under
examination. 1t is certain to be sent
to the present session for ratification.
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! EDMORE p M

Washington, Nov. 10. President
President Roosevelt sent the following
nomination to the senate among 9TH
ers: postmaster at Edmore, N. D.,
Henrys R. Aslakson.
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STILL AFTER REED sMOOT
The Petitions Against Utah's Mormon Sena-
tor Continue to Be Filed.

Washington, Nov I6.-The senate
had several petitions protesting against
Senator Smoot OF Utah retaining his
seat which were referred to the COM
mittee on privileges and elections.
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STUMP BLASTERS KILLED.
Four Ohioans, Who Were Blasting Stumps.
Were Suddenly Killed.

Columbus, O., Nov. I6.-Word has
been received here that dynamite ex-
plosion occurred on the farm of j.
Hartman, south of here, killing four
been working blasting stumps.
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PAPER COMPANY QUIT.

Denver, Nov. I6.-Because of the
shortage of coal owning to the miners
strike the. Rocky Mountain Paper Co.
has closed its mills indefinitely.
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THE MAINE ARRIVED.

Washington, Nov. I6-The navy de-
partment has cable from Colon an
sIlouncing the arrival of the battleship
Maine. s
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-11-12

At Cripple Creek, Col, the Binetallic
bank, with $4,000 deposits, closed its
doors, and the Pueblo (Co1.) Title and
Trust company, with $250,O00 deposits,
assigned.
The Hollister Brothers lumber yard
near Thorpe, Wis, containing about 700,-
900 feet of lumber, was destroyed by for
est fires.
A mob lynched Samuel Adams, ne
gro, at Pass Christian, Miss, for assault
ing the wife of one of the most prom
iuent residents of the place.
It is said that Edward L. Wentz, Phil
adelphia millionaire, missing since Oc-
tober IA, is held in the Cumberland
(Va.) mountains for 100000 ransom.
H. J. Hoover, former cashier of the
Licking county bank at Newark, o., con-
fessed to be short in his accounts $780,
900.
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FEDERAL OFFICIAL ARRESTED
Crisis in Long-Standing Dispute with
Michigan Authorities.
Right of Government to Fish In State
Waters After Close of CONNER
cial Season Denied.

Detroit, Mich, Nov. "a Free Press
special from Marquette, Mich, says:
A long standing dispute between state
and federal authorities as to the right
of the government to fish in Michigan
waters after the commercial fishing
season has closed, for the purpose of
gathering spawn, was brought to a
crisis Friday evening by the arrest of
S. P. Wires, superintendent of the Du-
luth hatchery, together with other
United States employees and owners and
masters of the fishing tugs Theora and
Columbia. Warrants were sworn out
by Deputy State Game Warden Brew
ster. In addition to the days catch of
fish the nets were seized.
Superintendent Wires pleaded guilty
and was fined $25 and costs, the other
cases being temporarily dropped. Wires
Immediately gave notice of appeal. It
is claimed by federal officials that they
have right to fish when and where they
please. Whatever the decision in the
circuit court, it is not doubted the case
will be carried to higher tribunal.
Washington, Nov 9-United States
Fish Commissioner Bowers has recon-
mended to Secretary Cortelyou that the
five fish propagating stations in Mich
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VAST AUDIENCE
SEES The POPE
His Holiness Holds Another Public
Reception.
AN INTERESTING CEREMONY
TremOr of Emotion Passes Through
AssembIage of 10000 Persons ON
His Appearance-Tallxs Brief
Iy and Gives Blessing.

Rome, Nov. 9.-Pope Plus x. Sunday
afternoon held another OF the receptions
inaugurated by him this autumn that
the people of Rome might have his bless
ing. At an early hour the large court of
San Damas was so full that not another
person could be squeezed in. 1t is be-
lieved that there were about 10000 per-
sons in the court and many were turned
away, while Raphael's Loggia around
the court was full to overlooking. The
appearance of the pope was made amidst
great pomp. Preceded by guards and
surrounded by the prelates of the court
he took up his position on the throne
under the clock, facing the entrance AS
he came in tremor of emotion was quite
perceptible in the vast crowd, the pres
ent generation being unaccustomed to
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-11-12
4 WEEKS HISTORY
The Important Happenings OF a
Week Briefly Told.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
ALI the Latest News Of Interest from
Washington, From the East, the
West and the South.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
THE LATEST FOREIGN DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINGTON.

Latest returns from the state cleo
tons show that in Ohio Myron T. Her
rick (rep.) has $4,000 plurality for
governor, and in Iowa Albert B. Cum
mings (rep.) is reelected governor by
their minor state ticket in Pennsyl-
vania by a majority of 225,0O0. In
Rhode Island Gov Garvin (dem.l is re-
elected by 1857 plurality, and Gov
Beckham is reelected in Kentucky by
10000 plurality. In New Jersey the leg
islature elected is republican. In
Nebraska the republicans elected SUI
preme court judge and regents of the
state university, and Colorado elected a
republican supreme court justice. In
Massachusetts John L. Bates (rep.)
was reelected governor by $4,000
plurality, and in New York city George
B. Mcclellan (dem.) was elected mayor
by 63,617. In Mississippi J. K. Yard
man (dem.) for governor, had no OPP
position, and in Virginia the democrats
were successful. Maryland elects Ed
win Warfield (dem.) governor.
1t is shown in the report of the COM
missioner of education for the fiscal
year that the total number of pupils
enrolled in the public schools in the
United States is 15,925,887.
A counterfeit five-dollar silver GER
tificate, series of 1899, check letter A,
Lyons registrar, Roberts, treasurer, has
been discovered.
Last year railway postal clerks han
died 1899, 800, $50 pieces of mail mat
ter
Officials in Washington believe the
revolutionists will be successful in Pan
anna, and think the supremacy of the
United States is complete.
G. H. Maxwell, chairman of the ma
tional irrigation commission, says the
present land laws are an invitation to
fraud.
1t is said that general strike Of coal
miners in district Is, which includes
Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wy
oming, is inevitable
The president has been asked to for
bid the United States marine band to
accept engagements to play for pay.
President Roosevelt has appointed
Daniel Thew Wright, of Cincinnati, to
be justice of the supreme court of the
District of Columbia.
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WEST ANN SOUTu

In Chicago "a state BANKS and trust
companies report for October Is an in
crease of deposits of $685. 900 over Au-
gust II.
Many of John A Dowie's followers ar
rived in Chicago from New York and de-
clared the crusade practically failure.
At Belleville, ILL.,, nine men were ar
rested for alleged implication in a negro
lynching on June 6,
The First national bank, at Victor,
Col, with 100000 deposits, closed it's
doors.
1t is said that J. w. War;, secretary
of the Moline Qll) Building. Savings
and Loan association is short $27. 900
in his accounts.
At st. Louis two earthquake shocks
were felt and buildings rocked and the
telephone service was disarranged
Shocks were also felt at Memphis,
Louisville and in Illinois.
At the age of SO years Charles Sey-
mour, for many years United States
consul at Canton, China, died in Bur
lington. VT.
Harry Eitzarach, Grover Goss and
Ray Ward were burned to death in a
livery barn fire at Montpelier, Ind.
The State bank, at Sheldon, Ia, went
into a receivers hands, with liabil-
tiles of SITS. 900: assets, s225 700.
Banks in Chicago report an increase
of nearly % per cent in savings deposits
during the year ended October Is, the
total being S104, 800 900.
The president has accepted the res
ignation of Judge Oliver Shiras, OF the
northern Iowa district court, to take eff
feet at once.
Nearly 1000 employees of the Chicago
/ City Railway company voted in favor
of strike.
Fire swept away Bibon, little vii
lage 20 miles south of Ashland. Wis.
Funeral of Mrs. Eliza c. Hendricks,
widow of Vice President Hendricks, was
held at Indianapolis.
At the age of 80 years Capt. s. W. Os-
born, well-known civil war veteran,
died in Darlington, Wis.
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
Children Play with Can Which Had
Contained NetrOg1yceIin and
Four Are Killed.

Lancaster, O., Nov. 9.-Four children
were instantly killed by an explosion
of nitroglycerin at Bucks Run, in Hook
ing county, Sunday. The dead are Oscar
Bohn, and Charles Bohn, aged IA and
IL; their eight-year-old sister and the
nine-year-old son Of Robert Conrad.
The children were playing with can
which had contained nitroglycerin and
it is supposed struck it with stone.
The home of the Bohns was partially
wrecked The bodies of the children
were terribly mutilated.
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any public view of a pope. His holiness
was visibly touched and his eyes filled
with tears. After brief silence there
were loud cries of long live Plus.
Then chorus of clear voiced girls sang
a hymn to the pope, which was OF in
describable sweetness. AS soon as this
hymn was finished another was begun
by chorus of boy students, including
pupils from the American college, leo
by Vice Rector Murphy, of New York.
The pope spoke for Is minutes on the
Gospel of the day and was clearly heard
by all. His concluding words were:
"Times are evil, but the evil can be
cured by prayer" His holiness i'm
parted the apostolic benediction to the
great gathering.
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There used to be time when any
man would have resented the insinua
ton that he had no right to keep his
child out of school aud no right to put
that child at work whenever he pleased.
A child was a chattel. To-day in this
and in several other states you may
not put your child to work till he has
reached the age of Ia years, and you
may not keep him out of school after
he has reached the age of seven years.
The right of the father to do what he
pleases with his child has been modi-
fed by the right of the child to have a
period of play and of study.
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igan be closed until the disputes with the
state game warden cease. Three of the
stations are owned b. Michigan and are
operated by the government authorities
The United States fish commissioner
has the support of the Michigan fish
commission, but the state game warden
under the laws of the state is permit
ted large discretion. The closing of the
stations would mean the loss of this
seasons fry, taken from spawn,
amounting to between 300,000,00O and
400 100000 commercial food fishes.
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THE EAST.

In New York, Samuel j. Parks, walk
ing delegate of Housesmiths' and
Bridgemen's union No. 2, was convict
ed of extortion and remanded for SEN
tence week hence.
Flames which started on the Citizens
steamboat line pier at Troy, N. Y, caused
a loss of $1000,000.
The president cast his vote at Oyster
Bay, NJ Y, and returned Immediately to
Washington.
Albert M. Beecher, ordnance officer on
the battleship Maine. fell from the for
ward turret, distance of 40 feet, at New
port, r. l., and was killed.
The voters of New York state by ma
jority of IT'S 900 declare in favor of deep
ening the Erie canal to admit 1,000-ton
barges, at cost of s101, 100000.
In the Fourth Pennsylvania district
the republicans have elected r. o.
Moon for congress.
The death of j. Richard Barrett, a
former member of congress from Mis-
souri,, occurred from heart disease at
a hotel in New York.
BY the explosion of q United States
naval magazine at Iona Island, N Y,
six men were killed and ten injured.
The property loss was $500,000
Entire returns of the vote cast in
Pennsylvania for state treasurer give
Mathues (rep) 2S0,471 plurality.
At the Boston convention President
Gompers, of the American Federation OF
Labor, will oppose sympathetic strikes
as a menace to the industrial life of
the nation.
The complete returns from the Mary
land election show plurality of 1876
for Edwin WarfieId, democratic candi-
date for governor.
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COSBY GLEANINGS.

James ]. Woodward, of Semersworth
N. H., has been merchant for go years
and during all that time has conducted
his business in the same store.
Bishop Gore, of Worcester, Mass, says
ne sees no serious Christian argument
against cremation, and from sanitary
point of view it has enormous adyan-
tages.
DR.. Albert B. Storms, recently elected
president of the Iowa state college OF
agriculture, is 40 years old and gradu-
ate of the University of Michigan, class
If '24
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Succeed Seth Low)
ell of the democratic party. Seth Low
carried but one borough-that of Rich
mond. Brooklyn, on which the fusion
hopes were centered, gave Mcclellan
plurality of 5000. This marks the be-
ginning of Tammany rule in the City of
Homes" and the passing of Hugh Nc
Laughlin, its boss" for so years. The
legislature will be republican by an in
creased majority, the republicans gain
ing heavily in the state.
Ohio.
Tom Johnson and his ''isms" were re-
pudiated by Ohio voters, Myron T. Her
rick beating him for governor by $4,000
votes, the largest majority for 40 years.
His own town of Cleveland turned
against him, and his old-time majority
became a deficit OF 5000. The defeat re-
moves him from the national political
field. Senator Hanna secured remark
able personal triumph, and will succeed
himself in the senate. The legislature
will be republican by majority of SO
or more on joint ballot, or double that
of any for a number of years.
iowa.
A. B. Cummins did not run quite as
well in Iowa as he did two years ago He
is reelected by $4,000 plurality, against
S3,154 in 1901. The vote yesterday was
heavier, too, being 415,000, as against
$40, 494. The legislature is still strongly
republican, although the democrats
claim they have made substantial gains.
Massachusetts.
Gov John L. Bates was reelected gov
ernor by plurality of $4,000, a loss OF
1000 over last year. Boston went demo-
cratic by $4,000, gain of 5000. The Leg
islature is republican two to one.
Maryland.
The democrats elected Edwin Warfield
governor by 1878 plurality. The legis-
lature will be democratic, insuring the
election of member of that party to sue
coed United States Senator McComas.
Pennsylvania.
Republicans elect their minor state
ticket. Mathue's (rep) plurality over
Hill (dem.) for state treasurer, 2S5, ISL.
Rhode Island.
The election for governor was close, but
the democrats have probably reelected
Gov Garvin by plurality of 1887. The
republicans elected the balance of the
state ticket. The legislature is repub-
lican in both branches.
Mississippi.
The democratic ticket headed by ]. X.
Vardaman for governor, was elected,
there being no opposition. II. d. Money
and A. j. McLaurin will have no opposi-
ton for the senate.
Nebraska.
Republicans elected supreme court
fudge and regents of the State universscy
by 10000 plurality. Last year they elect
ed Gov. Mickey by 5,335.
Kentucky.
Gov. Beckham was reelected by $4,000
plurality. His election will be contested
on constitutional grounds. Four men
were shot in election riots.
virginia.
The elections for members Of the as
sembly have resulted in a democratic
sweep of the state.
New Jersey.
The legislature elected is republican
by SO to "a.
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Prof. Felix Adler of New York, in ad-
dressing the English visitors who are in
vestigating our educational methods, hit
the nail squarely on the head when he
said: ''The education that the English
give to the elect we give to everybody,
and therein is our stronghold" That is
the American idea as to popular educa-
ton summed up in the most concrete
form. Every boy and girl in America
is among the "elect" when it comes to
q chance for learning.
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Most merchants will sell anything if
there be profit in it. Not SO one of the
leading manufacturers of shoes in New
York For philanthropic reasons only
and to his considerable loss. he has re
Gently taken patent leather shoes off his
list. Patent leather is practically air.
proof" he says in defense. 1T prevents
the foot from breathing and is the direct
cause of untold misery. shall no longer
be a particeps criminis in the production
of corns and those awful engagements
over the metatarsophalangeal Joint over
the great toe, known commonly as bum
IONS. or Inflammation of the bursa-D
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The latest annual exhibit of gold and
silver mined in the United States COW
ers the calendar year 1902 In the fig.
ures of the director of the mint the
total of gold. mined in this country last
year is estimated at $S0,000,0O0 Colo
radc still holds the lead, with an ag
gregate of S2S,0O0,000 California is
second, with S16,000,0OO. Alaska is in
third place. with $S.0O0,OO0 South Da.
kota is not far behind, its total almost
touching S7,000.00O. The follow in or
der Montana, Arizona. Utah, Nevada,
Oregon and Idaho. Eight states pro-
duced gold below S1,000,00O.
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ELECTION RESULTS
IN MANY STATES
Mcclellan Defeats Low for Mayor
of Greater New York.
HerrieIx Elected Governor of Ohio.
Results in other States
Told In Brief.

Tammany elected George b. Mcclellan
mayor of New York by So, GIT plurality.
This makes him man to be reckoned
with in national politics. 1t presages
the downfall of David b. Hill, a united
delegation for Grover Cleveland in the
national convention of 1904, and the re-
Mobilization of Tammany as one of the
controlling forces in the national coun-
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Olathe, Kan, Nov. 9.-The fire that
destroyed the Range block here Satur-
day night in damage amounted to $780,
600. The heaviest individual losers were
the owners of the Johnson County Co
operative association, said to be the
largest cooperative concern of the kind
in the United States, and which does a
general merchandising business. Their
loss is placed at $4,000.
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Verdict Set Aside.

Denver, Col, Nov. Gov. Peabody
Saturday set aside the verdict of the
court-martial which found Brig. Gen.
John Chase guilty of disobedience of or
ders and sentenced him to dismissal
from the service. The governor decided
that the findings of the court were cor
rect, but in view of the generals pre-
vious good record restored him to duty
as commander of the national guard of
Colorado.