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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1903-12-14
SPECIAL ENVOY.

Caracas, Dec, n. According TO adj
vices Just received here the Colombian
government has decided to send General
Rafael Tribe Tribe as a special envoy
TO the South American republics. He
lis expected soon to arrive at Caracas.
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MERGER CASE
The United States Supreme Court Is
Hearing the Arguments
Today.

Washington, Dec. I4.-Iinrnediately
after the Monday morning routine was
disposed Of the supreme court began the
hearing Of arguments in the Northern
Securities merger case brought by the
government Attorney General Knox
was present with strong array from
his Office. ]. ]. Johnson began the ar
gument for the Northern Securities Co.
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"A SAD CASE
I Sorrowing Pennsylvania Mothsl
Found missing Danshtsr on !
Disssctlng Tabls.

New York Dec. ost 10 her fam
ily aid friends fcr four years, Nellie
spunBar of Scranton, RI, Has been found
~ Her mother ID ! hospital where
she Had been consigned to i dissecting
table after being dead two weeks. n
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1903-12-14
LHsUEAR scAsE DECIDED.

Washington, Dec. r4.-The supreme
court today affirmed the decision Of the
court below in the case Of czarnikow &
Co. against Warner & Co. involving an
insular question decided in the Downs
case which was cited as authority in
stead of a written opinion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1903-12-14
SuIndberg&co.'s
Mammoth
| ] e w elry
| II Q u 5 e

r EADS, as usual. with the largest and most
l. Rich Cut Glass, Fine pt Imported China chi from
all the celebrated potteres of Europe; French and
American Mantel and Travelling Clocks Lamps,
Gold Headed Canes Ladies and Gents Fine
Umbrellas; Gold, Silver Ivory and Silver Deposit
Mountings -, :. :.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1903-12-14
STEAMER LOST.

Christiania, Norway, Dec. I4.--A
telegram received from Vardoe, re-
ports that the steamer Orion has been
destroy bus firc and that .thFeesof the
crew and three passengers perished.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1903-12-14
LOOKS MORE
" WARLIKE
The Russians and the Japs Are Said
to Have Painted Their War
ships Black.
This Is the War Color and May Mean
That A Fight Will Be Pre-
8 e cipitated.

London, Dec. IA dispatch to The
Daily Mail from correspondent in the
far east asserts the warships of both
Russia and Japan in the Chinese waters
have been painted black, their war colors.
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HEAVY LOSS
The Big Mill and Elevator at vaIIe,
city Was Destroyed ~ Fire
Sunday.

Valley City, N. d, Dec IA. The mill
and The elevator Of the Russell Miller;
Milling CO. were destroyed BY fire, Sum
day morning. The loss Is SIS 900.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1903-12-14
POLICEMAN ELECTROCUTED.
A Wife killing Cop Of New York Paid the Ex,
treme Pensity.

New York, Dec. I4.--William Ennis, a
former Brooklyn policeman, convicted Of
having murdered his wife, was electro
.cuted at Sing Sing prison this morning.
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3 REPUBLIcAN EST TABLIsHED SEPT 5, 1878. -

( $LERE'S AN OVER ;
coat called a "Great I
5 Coat" by the makers, Hart,
s Schaffner & Marx. When )
; you see il, that's what you'll !
: call it; you'll say" "This is ;
s certainlya a great" Il is in
s fact, as well as in name. big,
; roomy, double breasted, for 5
wintry days and nights "a
: great coat. More style than (
S an ulster. Better see the
s great coat-it's great. B: SIS
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1903-12-14

WE have hesanc saying that give better
w considered than anywhere the large cities.
Anticipating advance bought heavily last and have
still good supply which willing sell at about the old
both
color percness cutting of any kind
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
The Times Daily Short Story.

"Do You know. Amanda he said.
"that il VIII be necessary for us to be
married 1T once or wait FOR several
years. My interests in the east demand
my presence there Immediately.
when must you gog"
Tomorrow evening at latest.
That's pretty Student"
Arbuckie. who had little confidence
that the secret Of the wonderful strike
would be kept forty-eight hours, bent
all his persuasive force to accomplish a
marriage at noon the next day and at
last obtained the girls consent Then
he drove her up to her cabin, where SHE
lived with an aunt, and after kiss in
which there was little warmth on eli
ther side left her, He had no sooner
driven away than Tom Flynn entered
the gate. Amanda was standing on the
threshold looking after her newly made
betrothed Tom began a protest against
her intimacy with Arbuckle. but she
stopped him and told him ali That had
occurred Tom smothered his anguish
and went oif 10 begin bis watch Oh the
claim ID the next field. where the strike
had been made, strike Of which he
was ignorant
what's the matter, Flynn9" asked
Benton, owner Of the mine
Tom confessed that be was being
robbed Of bis girl, who was to be mar
ried to ArbuckIe the next day at noon.
then went On watch
Amanda was preparing to get into
bed when there was q knock at her
door, and ten minutes later Benton was
admitted
Hearing that YOU are about to be
married" be said and are naturally
ia need Of funds. I've called to help you
out
= Do want trusso'
"IH buy your farm
"Yon willg
Eyes What % You want Tor itf'
Five huudred dollars an acre said
the girl dreading that she had asked
too much.
sIfs d hargaing
Within an hour d deed was executed
% Benton ana assigned BIZ him To Tom
Flynn Then ale parties concerned
went to bed,
Whom Arbuckla approached his be-
tr0thed the next day be was greeted
with 4 radiance he had never seen ia
her face before
"I'ye got my trussor she exclaimed.
eHow ala you get it?'
sold my farm last night for Just
think S5,000e'
"smart girl" replied ArbuckIe In a
cutting tone Il have some prepara-
tons TO make AVID must leave you for s
short time"
That was the last Amanda or any
bne on Topper hill ever saw Of Ar
buckle. The property which Benton
had bought for Flynn was included in
the Benton mine and stock issued for
Il to Tom and his wife, for Tom mar.
ried Amanda
Amanda got her trousseau, but long
after her wedding, when she and Tom.
having spruced up, had gone 10 Paris
I'd purchase 1t
GLADYS HARRINGTON.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
SHE GOT Her
TROUSSEAU


iorisinaLl
Ethap Afbuckle had got wind Of a
fine striea On the Benton claim on the
side OF upper hill lie felt sure that
no one except the owners Of the claim
knew Of the end, and they were too
busy laying plans for its development
TO concern themselves about any adj
joining property. Arbuekle knew that
the veins ia upper hin ran east and
west. 10 the west lay a large farm
that had been already bought by capi-
talists. on the east lay ten acres owned
by Amanda Gregory. an orphan Of
some twenty summers. Arbuekle had
met the girl a number 81 times anu
once at a ban ia a barn Lad danced
with her 50 often as 10 excite tile Ire
Of Tom Flynn q relheaded. freckled
SON of the soil. who had been hong
used 10 consider Amanda as bis partle-
ular property Arbuckle had been
rather rufiled than pleased with the
episode; Amanda bud seemed delighted
The find on Tupper hin put an en-
tirely new phase on tie matter The
vein showed 5000 in gold 10 the ton,
gave evidence OF widening lis aevel-
oped and must run through the proper
ty OF Amanda Gregory, all Of which
meant time her ten acres might be
worth anywhere from a few hundred
thousand to q million dollars E was
for Arbu e TO decide, ana decide at
once whether he would jump III and
carry Of tie girl before If WAS known
that she was rich lie would moi have
considered such course for d moment
had be moi absolute evidence that the
property adjoining Amanda's was q bo-
nanza. lie decided 70 strike for Miss
Gregory ana fortune
lie invited tie giri q drive with him
and while bowling along told hef that
lie bad been eaptlyated hy her rustic
beauty: that IL lad discovered an I'M
cut gem. that he found Il necessary to
lIis Happiness to forego i match With
an heiress III tile east provided Amanda
would bastow herself nnon him III her
poverty
Amanda listened with averted head
She thought Of redheaded Tom Flynn
whom She liked, ana compared him
with tho elegant Mr. Arbuckle whom
she did not love hut considered a prize
far above an uneducated daughter Of
pioneers.
Il hahn got nothin for n trnssa, she
said by way Of reply
Never mind that replied the Woo
er I'VE viii get one IN Paris After
we are married it win be proper for me
to pay for what you wear
A man was coming down the road on
foot When lie reached a point where
he could be plainly seen he showed the
freckled face Of Tom Flynn. Amanda
colored Arbuckle looked III at ease.
Flynn scowled and passed on.
1t was long after dark when Arbuc-
lie brought Miss Gregory to a decision
and turned toward her home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
New naIgarian IIot DI.c,,...,

vienna Nov lg-A dispatch received
mere from Sofia Bulgaria, attributes
the recent arrests Of army officers 10
me discovery Of q plot engineered by
bulgarian and servian officers 10 force
q war unon Turkey, which was To be
attacked by the combined armies of the
Two countries. 4 search Of the quar-.
tefs q officers at phiIippopols Tirno.
Nj ana other places In Bulgaria has res
Neaiea compromising letters and revo.
l = documents directed against
ffinee Ferdinand as wen as pamphlets
advocating union Of Serva and Bul
eafla as being essential to the praser
walton Of the southern Slav Kingdoms
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
JAPAN STILL EXCITED.
Anti-RussEan Party Calls Upon Pre-
mfer katsnra.

AtA#F A&AANFas
Tokyo. Nov IL Premier Batsura re-
ceiyed d deputation Of tile Anti-Isus
sian league. He impressed the dele
gates with the necessity for complete
unity and solidarity among the people
In the face Of the existing situation
which. be declared. was most critical.
There IS a strong inclination in vel
informed circles to doubt the pacific
forecasts issued in Europe 1t is be
lieved here that peace win only be
made possible by Russ as complete nc.
ceptanee Of Japan's claims. regarding
Manchuria The japanese government
finds it increasingly difficult to restrain
popular sentiment
At an important dinner at the I'm
perial hotel, at which about 250 per
sons were present, representing All see
tons, a resolution was adopted amid
the greatest enthusiasm declaring that
the continued delay was detrimental
10 the national interests and TO peace
in the far east and urging the govern
ment to take prompt and decisive ate
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14

Montreal, Noy H. IA order to salts.
~ claim against the American Loco
motive company bailiffs Intercepted d
freight train N the Grand Trunk yards
at Point ST Charles and seized two 81.
gines II transit from Paterson, N. III, Ia
the sydney and Louisbtirg railway.
Ihe seizure was made at the instance
of sydney A stephens Of Montreal.
who claims thar the company owes
him $4,000 III unpaid commissions
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
KAISER oogYALgsa.. b
rhe wound il mis- ~ eaas 1eaias
Heal

The wound - His T eaat -eaias 81
Heal
Berlin NOV ~ ra falloWu bule
tin regarding the condition 81 Enpclr
William, from whose throat 4 polypu
was removed 81 Saturday. has been IS.
sued at the New palace, potsdam
"HIis majesty Is better for the walk
he took Tuesday. The wound made
dming the operation IS in excellent con.
dition and begins to grow smaller
The bulletin is signed bv Drs. Won
Lenthoid Schmidt aud llberg.
The emperor in telegram f.nukir
the municipality Of Bremen for IT'S c8u.
eraiulations on his favorable cndition
added.
I hone with a little care 10 Ia fnIiv
restored II short tine
As the day is cloudy and damp. with
intervals Of rain. the emperor kept iu
doors lie is disposine Of business al.
most as usual.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
aiiilons IN sInil Destroyed. >

St Petersburg, Nov IA fire in the
mail car tie St Petersburg Moscow
mail train reported TO have destroyed
vainables estimated at S3.500000. The
post Office authorities attribute the out
break to spontaneous combustion and
say 80 foreign parcels and eleven sacks
The contents Of thirteen bags Of secure
ties and bank notes were mostly saved
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
- oaleiaI - -

syracuse. y. 4, Nov II Dr. Ed.
ward + Mooney a school commission.
g ~ this city. has given Dail ia tile
sum q $500 on the charge Of bribery.
an Indictment having been found by
the grand iuFy The charge is That
S3eV was paid by Il high school teacher
fer an appointment The board Of ca.
ueation investigated the matter, but
was unable 70 secure legal evidence Of
Wrongdoing and requested the district
attorney Of 0nondaga county to probe
the matter Dr. Mooney is a prominent
physician with a large practice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
EVER SUMNER ON TAE SUN
Astronomers Young says Great Lunii-
nary Has TIVE seasons.

Id statement made the other day
Alexander Young Tie Laporte Gnd.t
astronomer. WHO has Ia the last year
made several important discoveries con
corning the condition ana functions Of
the sun and has asserted the existence
Of life On that planet announced lis
conclusions concerning the solar sea-
sons.
He has found that the sun Is blessed
with a cline of perennial summer, di-
yided between seven months of vernal
or springlike summer and tive Of de-
ciduous or autumnal summerg marked
by changes IN the vast masses Of forest
foliage observed by him by the instru-
mentality Of the solarscope which he
has invented At this time the red aud
reddish brown hues prevail, to be re-
placed in january by the living green
Of summer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
NEW FOOTBALL ARMoR.
80 DevIee said @ &C nee

Corsetlilxe Device said to Have Been
Used by minnesota University.
f. ii. Yost, coach Of the University
of Michigan football team, is author
fty for the statement that in the recent
Observation-Disclosures game players Of
the latter university team wore new
sort Of protective armor. says a Detroit
dispatch.
When the men came on the field
said Yost, Z noticed that schacht look
ed a good deal bigger even than he did
last Thank giving day, 50 ! went up
and felt Of him. Yon can imagine how
surprised / was when found he had a
sort Of football corset on Covering
Ills stomach, sides and back, there was
some sort Of stiff garment that felt
Ike d Jacket of barrel slaves 1t was
probably padded inside and Ills suit
covered 1T completely from sight AS
soon as they got into the game ! saw
what the use Of that Jacket was
schacht was the best ground gain
er. He would stand back Of the line
just behind the quarter back and with
the other backs behind him. Harris
would snap the ball. Schacht would
take two steps and a jump. and then
the rest would skate him along on his
stomach like a big snow pillow. | cal
eulated he Travelled about Fifty yards
through that game on his belly. and il
all counted against Michigan. l never
saw a big man slide along that way
before.
One Of the boys who tackled Indiat
Rogers tells me that Rogers had th'
same Nuke Of earaet ON.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
CHILDREN AS BAGGAGE.
A Couples odd scheme TO Beat a
RaiIroad.

"A Couples Odd scheme to Beat
Railroad.
AT Davenport Ia., the other day q
conductor on the Rock Island railroad
discovered six-yearold boy IN q
satchel and unearthed a ten-year-old
girl that had been placed in sack,
says a Des 1foines Ga) dispatch.
This condition was the result Of a
desire on the part of a couple 70 travel
without paying fare for their Eve off
spring. They were below the half
fare limit but the two that were found
secreted in such novel manner were
above IT. Cries Of the youth, whose
smothered words, II wanna sit OUT
attracted the attention Of the conductor
and resulted la the exposure Of the
scheme to beat the railroad.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14

Louisville. Ky. nov IL Incomplete
returns from twelve Of the nineteen
counties composing the Eleventh con.
gressional district, where special elec
ton was held TO elect 4 successor ID
the late Vincent Boreing, show plu
rality for Or VI Godfrey Hunter Of :
little over 1000 This is subject @
change however, as only about one.
half Of the precincts in The district
have been heard from.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
-. IIone $50 slanIIa-

San Francisco, Nov 13The trans
port Thomas las arrived from Manila,
She llas 81 board companies q and >
III the Fifteenth cavalry, besides ia en-
listed men. l29 casuals, 81 sick in-
sane and BIB general prisoners, The
Thomas after leaving Nagasaki ran in-
TO Il severe typhoon and suffered con
siderable damage from the storm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14

More damage IS done BY water every
year IN England than hy fire. set we
have fire insurance companies and no
water insurance companies. Surely
this suggests new departure in in
surance business. says the London
Truth. The heavy and frequent rains
and the floods this year must have in
jured or destroyed a vast amount Of
property.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14

Gen. william Hughes iSiIIs Himself.
tilens Fails, M NJ Nov IL General
William IT Hughes assemblyman from
Washington county has committed suis
eide BY hanging AZ his home in Gran
Vile General Hughes was reelected
member Of the assembly ut the recent
election Ills financial failure ana bis
subsequent course IN bankruptcy pro
ceedings were the sensation of tie year
in northern New York
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
NntlnnaI EInrtera.

The flower badges Of nations are as
follows Athens, violet Canada, sugar
maple; Egypt lotus; Fngland rose;
France, fiower-deIuee uilyls Florence.
CYCLIC (liiyl Germany. eofnilawer; Ire.
land. shamrock leaf; Itiiy lily; Prus-
sia, linden Sax0ny. mignonetfe, scot
land thistle. Spain. ponegranate.
Wales. Ieek ieaf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14

Albany NOV Us aisiia8i s0ilf =
ton Of the Protestant Episcopal az
eesa az Albany IS ln session At Ail
saints cathedral III the course Of his
animal convention address Bishol
Doane, for The first time admitted g,
failing Of his own physical strength
and practically asked for the appoint
nent OF 4 condition
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14

Abba, Ia, NoY i3, Fire that starfea
in Lowest dry goods store here DESTROYED
d block Of business houses entaiIlng a
loss estimated at 100000 Tie lire
lighting facilities here consist % only
one hose wagon The DANES, famed
by strong wind, spread rapidly 10
other buildings and soon wiped ont the
entire block
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14

Rock salt 10 stay Fugitive eonvictss
Long harreled shotguns loaded with
lead and rock salt win be supplied
workhouse guards at Toledo, q, u the
future to enable them to intimidate
prisoners who desire to escape, says
tic Chicago Record Herald. The
guards have instructions to use both
barcals and not stop until the fugitive
has been we'll salted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
neaay For ThnnIs.gIvIns.

There is a happy editor out in Ne
braska. and this is the way in which
he announces It. says the Chicago Inter
Ocean
No wife to fear no money in the bank,
No tea to lsay. no yelling kid to spank;
a free lunch counter always ready at my
hand
say. amt dwelling In the promised land?
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
why MuIxden was Reoccupied.

st. Petersburg, NOV. Ia dispatch
from Port Arthur received here says in
reference to the statement on the sub.
jeet published IN the foreign press: II
IS declared here that the 400 troops or
dered to Mnkden were sent there sole.
" for the purpose Of restoring order
No other measures have been taken"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14

Rome Nov II The ful0
CONGREGATIONS WHO exam ae
Loigny. s last book purpose 10 have Il
put IN tie iutleS egpurea 3idus. este
cially o. account of bis Interpretation
Of the Bfble
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
Di1htberia \ Eimira neformatory

Dibhtheria A E,imirn Regormatory
Elmha n. u, Nov Il Superintend-
ent Robertson Of the Elmira refofnu-
tory reports q total of forty-fye cases
Ia the diphtheria epidemic at thar III.
stiiution One additional death has dc.
Cured, Lewis JaF0loWkowsH Of Butfa.
10. making three, Of which one may not
have been one % dlnhtheria
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
4 postmaster Appointed.

washington, Nov 12 John NJ Car
con his been appointed fourth class
postmaster at Homer City, Pa,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
4 euARANrEEp CURE FoR PILES.

Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles Your druggist will refund money
il Pazo Ointment falls to cure you Ia 6 to
II days. Soc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
FIH4ErAL MD son R9IAL.
closing Quotations III the cw york
stock Exehaasse

New York NOV III
Money on can firm ST E1a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper pEr cent E%-
changes sl9l@AG5l balances SEE eg7.ais
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
CHARLOTTE TEMPLEToN.

G 1872, Sainte- Beuve; Monday Chats. Edir
Rev. Is: ass.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
LABOR AND INDUSTRY.

Canada sold England SIS. 10000 In butter
and cheese last year.
Since September / Tacoma has sent 227,-
900 barrels of flour to Asia, against l3i,-
0S for the correspondents period last year.
Seventy-one patents covering apparatus
for wireless telegraphy were issued In the
United States last year, making the total
number 100.
The water power of the Penobscot river
Maine, is to be utilized for the genera
ton of electric energy. The scheme In
wolves an outlay of 100000 and IL Is ex-
pected that from 60,00 to $1,000 horse
power will be developed.
Fhe grease I'm the wool OF sheep is ex-
ceedingly valuable. A great deal OF II is
lost when the fleece Is washed before
shearing. a government expert says: 1T
is safe to say that from 100000 to $500,
900 worth of wool fat and potash are run
down the streams and wasted annually In
the United States"
A Cincinnati firm was called upon to
dismantle a lot of woodworking machinery
which IL had installed for a firm in
Sweden, sayS Worlds Work. The operators
too high. The feed had been gagged 10
the American scale. An expert reduced
the feed and after that all went well.
The British Cotton Growing assOcia-
ton is sending missions TO study the
growth OF cotton I'm different soils, TO pro-
cure the best seeds, and TO distribute these
10 colonial natives In Egypt, the Egyptian
Soudan. india, the Oceanic islands, Uganda,
East Africa, and more particularly I'm West
Africa at Sierra Leone, Lagos and the
Lower Niger.