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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-03-25
THE BRIDE WROTE REAL
4. Y WARM LOVE LETTERS

Tower City, N. D.. March a5- The
st. Louis papers bring to hand the
story Of the marriage of C. Dine
hart, formerly OF this city, and Nine.
j III. Dallas of St Louis who is de-
scribed as a beauty doctor, poetess
and writer of many short articles on
love and the management of hus-
[bands. Mr.. Dinehart sold out his
business III North Dakota and went to
St. Louis in the ful6llment of.an ante
Inuptial promise.
The wedding took place at the Spir-
litualist Temple, and was attended by
but a few friends. An impressive spir-
litualistic ceremony was performed by
Rev Mr. Grinshaw. The bride, who
confessed to as years. was goWned in
gray Alter the ceremony,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dinehart left for the east
where they will visit Mr. Dinehart's
RELATIVES. ;,
In a contest to produce "an ideal
| love letter." Mrs. Dinehart recently
|printed the following in ST. Louis
paper:
My Precious Darling: There are 1863
hours in week and / am counting
the moments by heart-throbs Until !
am permitted to look into your dear
eyes again. TO hear your low, sweet
voice, and feel your warm kisses which
make my heart SO glad that I do not
envy the angels in paradise. long
for the clasp of your loving arms that
quicken every pulse and thrill every
fiber OF my being.
My love for YOU, sweetheart. sways
|my whole being: it dominates every
Thought II Is my life. and / have a
taste Of heaven when know you love
|me. No sorrow that earth brings could
be foo heavy to bear when its recon-
|perse is your love, wholly mine
There is nothing in my love for YOU
/ that chains my soul to earth. Purity
land goodness with heavenly thoughts
stir my soul when think Of my idol
|yonr sweet self.
4 love you. dear. for many reasons.
But flle best, the vcrv best reason IS
|just because 7 do-without rhyme or
|reasonbecarse God sanctions our
| love: because am just tall enough for
|tnv head tn reach your heart when you
hold me III your arms, and because
There is ilist room enough on your
honest loving heart for me and me
alone.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-03-25
WOULD REMOVE MOODY +. !. !
FROM SFiERIFF'S OFFICE

Wahpeton, N. D., March as.-The
blow has fallen The hand Of Attorney
General Erich directed it.. Sheriff
George F. Moody received it where it
hurt sbe worst. He must fight to save
himself from the disgrace of removal
| from Office.
Papers were served OH Sheriff Moody
Wednesday morning looking toward his
removal from the Office of sheriff of
Richland County The action is brought
| in the name of c. N. Frich, attorney gem
Ieral for North Dakota. with Z, Engerud
lof Fargo. and Chas. E. Wolfe and Al. j.
Bessie of Wahpeton as counsel
For months there has been talk Of an
lattenipt to remove g. E. Moody from the
|office of sheriff. The allegations against
him were overciarges, duplicating
lcharges. making false charges. and gen-
Iefal misconduct in Office. He is also
lcharged with violating his official oath
Iof Office In that he has had personal
knowledge Of the existence of blind pigs,
gambling dens, etc, when the law re-
lquires him 10 close them and arrest the
keepers on his own information, aHd
THAT he is personally interested in main
Itaining blind pigs.
The complaint is voluminons, and cites
many cases wherein the sheriff has made
lunlawful charges, has duplicated items in
lbiIls, and has charged illegal fees, and
Ihas charged for services never render
led.
A.motion to suspend George E. Moody
from The Office Of sheriff of Richland
County will be argued on April 4 Judge
Pollock Of Fargo will probably hear the
largnnlent.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-03-25
LEFT SOME WEALTH.

Chicago, March a5.-The will oil
Charles Counselman, member Of a
commission firm on the board of trade
has been filed for probate. The sched-
ule shows the estate worth $2,4Ioooo
of which $I,o3ocoo is, in personal prop.
|etty. The widow receives one-tfiird oI
all the property. The remainder, with
a few, minor exceptions goes to the
son. Charles Coutlselman Jr., and the
daughter, Edith Counselmati, in equa
parts. A brother in New York is Civ.
ZEN a bequest.! = 80 -.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-03-25
SEVERE STORM
| WAS GENERAL
THE EAST HAD TROUBLE
OF ITS OWN-LAST NIGHT
Chicago Suffered Severely From
Heavy Winds Which Did Consider
able Damage to Property-Some
Sections Were Struck by Tornados.

Chicago, March 2s.-One Of the most
severe storms in years passed over the
city last night. Great damage was done
in the suburbs. The town of Indiana
harbor suffered severely. Many build
ings were blown down, one man killed
and eight were injured. The wires are
down
In, Dauphin Park and vicinity the
floods were augmented by heavy fall
of rain and the first floors of many
homes were submerged and the families
are fleeing in panic by boats. Business
is suspended and schools closed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-03-25
ATTEMPT WAS
: SUCCESSFUL
JAPS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCE
~. PORT ARTHUR BLOCKED
A Toxic Dispatch Tells How the Jap
Squadron Finally Succeeded in
Sealing Up the Mouth Of the Port
ts+A3 ~ > " 3 < .lg'. @.,-.
Arthur Harbor.

London, March 25.-The Daily Tele-
graph publishes a dispatch from its
Toxic correspondent under yesterday S
date saying: *as
"The night of March 22 the Japanese
feet renewed the attempt to bottle Port
Arthur. Sixteen warsl1ips escorted
seven merchant steamers to the mouth of
the hafbor and under cover of lombard
ti1ent the steamers ran in and were sunk
in the desired positions.
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BOTH THE q. N. AND N. P.
SUFFER DELAYS

St. Paul, March 2s.-Officials of the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
say the roads are suffering great delay
from the storm in North Dakota and
Montana. Many trains are stalled and
no business is moving. The North Coast
Limited which left ST. Paul yesterday is
tied at Dickinson. A party. of officials
is stalled in the train somewhere in
North Dakota. .... .E..s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-03-25
BISMARCK HAS WORST
BLIZZARD OF WINTER

& Bismarck, N. D., March 25.-The
worst blizzard of the winter has been
raging here since S o'clock last night
and the snow is drifting from three to
Six feet. Traffic on the railroads is sus-
pended and the street cars are out of
commission
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-03-25
HOUSES AND CHURCHES
m SUFFERED FROM STORM

z Joliet, ILL.,, March 2s.==A- score of
houses were unroofed by the storm. At.
White Heath, the Universalist church, an
elevator and hotel were blown down
by the wind The Methodist church was
unroofed and several houses were lifted
from their foundations.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-03-25
PRAIRIE FIRE.

Kearney, Neb., March a5.--A de-
structive prairie fire ragged few miles
north OF Gibbon today AT the farm
Of Milt Beebe everything but the house
was burned, including seventeen head
of stock. At the farm of Ben Griffin
all the buildings were burned except
the residence and one granary 3
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-03-25
COREANS HAVE DECIDED
TO OPEN ANOTHER PORT

Toxic, March 25--The . formal an
announcement that Corea had decided to
open Port Yongampko to the trade of
the world reached the Japanese govern
ment today but the actual date has not
been determined. -
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FLOODS In =. -.
MICHIGAN
Grand Rapids People Are Taking
to the Hiils--River Has Broken
All Records. '+%sA,

Grand Rapids, Mich, March 25.-
Grand River is three inches above the
high water mark of three years ago and
all the towns along the river above
report food conditions. In the south
western part of this city the people are
leaving homes in boats. F
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-03-25
FRANCE DENIES THE
MANCHURIAN STORY

Paris, March a5-Concerning the re-
ports from Berlin that France and Rus.
sia are exchanging views relative to
firm action against the Chinese troops in
Manehuria it is positively asserted moth.
ing of this nature is going on.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-03-25
MARRIED AT CHURCHs FERRY.

Churchs Ferry, N. d., March 25.--,
Miss Alice, daughter of Conductor
Winn, was married to R. A. McCandless,
division superintendent of the Great
Northern railroad at Larimore here
this evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Me-
Candess. Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Woods
and daughter and S. A. Smart came up
from the Twin Cities on a special car
to attend the wedding, a ~..s4
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-03-25
RUSSIAN TROOPS ARE. . !
SOMEWHAT FROSTBlTTEN

Vladivostock, March 25.-Troops ar
irving are in good condition though
somewhat weather beaten and in some
cases frost bitten. F..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-03-25
A TORNADO PREVAILED
/ AT EAST ST LOUIS

East St. Louis, ILL.,, March 25.-Tnis
town was struck by tornado. Light
ming struck many buildings one of which
was fireworks factory, which exploded
a number were injured
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-03-25
RUSSIANS WERE FOUND
.>' TO HAVE A LARGE FORCE

Seoul, March 25.--The Japanese
scouts report they found the Russian
troops for South Yalu in much stronger
force than was thought
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-03-25
SUSPECTED RUSSIAN SPY
WAS EXECUTED BY JAPS

F. Seoul, March 25-A Corean, accused
of being Russian spy, has been. exc
cuted at Ping Yang by the Japanese.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-03-25
A LOS ANGELES WRECK = !.
CAUSED MANY INJURIES

Los Angeles, March 2s-Mrs. Maria
Fowler of Portage, Wis, was probably
fatally and a number OF others more or
less injured in railroad collision here
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-01
PAWTUCKET.

Mrs. Mary Hanford Ford smoke On
Hawthorne and The Scarlet Letter. AZ
the very pleasant meeting and tea held
by the Womans club yesteray afternoon
-At-last- nights meeting of the Brick
layers union, trade conditions were re-
porteh good. President Fogarty presided
There were many Halloween parties
last night, including one given In Paw.
tucket council X. OF c.. rooms by tho
father Halligan branch. l. c. h. Il and
Delaney council. X. OF c., I'm the Alcazar
\ false alarm sent the police to the
slater Trust building about o'clock last
evening
There was considerable business trans
acted at the meeting OF Tower Post. q A
X, last night A note was received from
Mrs Plumcr. sister of the late III. r
Metcalf, thanking the post for its floral
tributes and resolutions OF respect for the
memory OF Mr.. Metcslf were adopted
There will be special meeting OF the
Central Trades union tomorrow evening
TO see the effect OF the quizzing of can.
didates for public office.
James " Lewis. late OF the Burlington
scock company. died yesterday at the
home OF his aunt Mrs Ellen Monahan. S
Centre street The deceased was a prom
ising young actor. and had already made
his mark on the stage. Three weeks ago
he closed his engagement with the Dot
karroll company at Middieboro. Mass.
owing TO illness, and came 10 this citv
The deceased was In his 25th year and
was a general favorite In his profession
He was studious and painstsbing in his
work and was making rapid progress
when stricken down.
Edward Reardon. respected resident
OF the East Side. died yesterday morning
after a short Illness. lasting only four
days. lie caught severe cold, which
rapidly developed into pneumonia Four
years ago he removed with his family
from Cumberland TO l0l Johnson street,
where he had since made his home I'm
addition TO a wife he leaves an eyed
mother one brother. ard one sister. Mrs.
John Walsh OF Valley Fails
Grace May Mellor died yesterday. at
her home. Is Warr street She was IN
her eOth year apd was an universal IA
vorite with many people OF the city. She
was the stepdaughter OF Robert T. Law
ton. who is well known on the East Side.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-01
WARREN.

The regular monthly business meeting
Of the Warren artillery was held at Ar
mory hall last night. a good number of
members being present. A number of
applications for membership were voted
favorably on. and a large amount OF
other business was transacted. short
drill session was held previous TO the
business meeting. Instruction in the va
rious departments was rendered by the
officers.
The organ at the First Baptist church
Is being repaired and preparations are
being made to install a motor to pump
the organ. The heating apparatus which
vas recently Installed has been tried
and found satisfactory In every partIcu-
lar. The other repairs which are under
completion will be very much appre-
clated.
Tobin post. @. A. r.. met IN their hall
on steele street last night A number OF
the post members ware present and an
enjoyable session was held.
Mrs. Joseph Bolton. who resides on
Kelly street. is recovering from a recent
severe attack OF Illness
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Methodist
church will hold n harvest supper I'm the
church vestry Wednesday night. Nov. 20.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-01

The Good Cheer Whist club met with
Mrs. Dawly on Bluff syeet. yesterday af-
ternoon, and the following were the win
ners: Mrs. E. c. Penniman, 81: Mrs. w.
II. Mason. 50; Mrs. George Payton. S6;
Mrs. Levi P. Winchester. g. The next ses-
sion will be held with Mrs knight. Mon
day afternoon.
Halloween parties were held at the
homes OF the Misses Mildreth Howarth.
Malcom square; Helena Winchester, on
Lincoln avenue: Lottie Pennman, on Lin
coin avenue. and by the Riverside Social
club; all OF which were largely attended
and very enjoyable.
The Narragansett Fire company met
last evening, when the committed which
was appointed some time ago to draft
a new code Of bylaws governing the
power. etc, made it's report, but the same
was referred back TO them for further
consldera ton.
a large delegation OF ladies and gem
tlemen were called to act as witnesses
In the divorce case Of the Hammonds at
the appellate division OF the supreme
court yesterday.
The two companies OF the Stiness
Guards took part I'm the parade at Olney-
Vile last evening.
William Gillen. a we'll known young
man. is confined to his home with appen-
dicitis
There was ali attendance OF about 800
az the morning service held at st. Ber-
nard's Catholic church this morning. this
being All Saints day.
Mr. and Mrs. T. l. Medbury, who have
been seeing the sights at the Worlds
Fair. at ST. Louis, returned last even
ing.
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yesterday on the noon train for their
winter home in Brooklyn. n. Y.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Jor-
dan residing on Bristol Neck, died yester-
day. aged months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bump OF Brockton.
Mass, are the guests Of Mr.. Bumps
nephew, Conductor Bradford d. Bos-
worth
The marriage intentions OF Candio Fier-
tas and Miss Maria c. Tavaes. both Of
this place are recorded at the town clerks
office.
The bowling tournament OF the p. NJ. c.
A. opens this evening, when No and No.
teams will start the ball moving.
The funeral services OF Frank r O.
walker Will be held this afternoon from
the homo Of his father-in-law, George
Springer on Chestnut street
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WANTED To KILL.
Edwin H,llsirom Thrs tered 10 A,nIhlIab
aRh,I for Gifts Affections.

Edwin Hllstrom was held in 500 by
Judge sweetland today for trial next FRI
day on the charge OF maliclousIy threat
enins 20 kill John Frieyd. Hiilstrom had
been going with q girl. who shook him.
Frieyd called upon the girl. last night.
and Hillstrom. wto was drunk, went 20
her house ana threatened 20 XII his r4val
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-01

" means ostrseism.-Foul brea IN ard
disgusting discharges due TO Catarrb
make thousands OF people objects Of
aversion Hon. George James. OF scran-
ton Pa SAYS: II have been a nartyr
10 Catarrh Tor twenty years. constant
hawking and dropping in the throat and
pain In the head very offensive hrea tL
i tried DIR. Aenew's Catarrhal Powder
The first application gave instant relief
AFTER using few bottles was cured"
Ia.
Sold by W. H. Meek. ~ Camp street
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John Business. well known To the
good and sufficient reasons TO spend the
greater part OF last night at the home
of q friend. About the hour Of daybreak
Mr.. Business began to get drowsy and
later was sound asleep. He being some
ching of a Joker. those who were with
him deemed IL an excellent opportunity
a. get square. so they proceeded TO black
on his face with burnt cork.
He was then aroused from his slumber.
and asked by one OF the pirates TO
walk into the square and partake OF a
little luncheon.
Mr.. Business was hungry and was
ready and willing 10 accept the invita-
tion. He perched himself upon a stool
IN the restaurant
Nr. Business began 10 poke a little In
nocent fun at the Chinaman. who in
looking into the Mclean" mans face
began TO laugh. This made the blackface
comedian believe that he had made a
decided hit and Just rolled of a lot OF
lingo. and ss someone had given the
Chinaman the wink. helped the come
dian" along WITH his act"
The CtInaman laughed 80 that be had
/
the comedian. who never laughed out
loud. had about come 20 the conclusion !
that his proper place was on the vaude- |
vile siege instesd OF a painters stage |
when one OF his cbums. McNally by name. 1
tcld him that n he would Just take a 4
feuint into a looking glass he would /
then learn why he had made such a de-
cided hit.
I-. Business looked and n he could
rave found the pirate" who ala the
uic~ the said pirate" would not have
been able 10 look either. lie. however
tnok the joke In good part, but Will keen
his efes onen for an opportunity 10 even
NJ matters.
ON A SERIOUS CHARGE.
John Cereuia. rs years old who lives
OF Flver Lake avenue was arrested IN a /
evening by Patrolnan Piefne on the |
chafge 81 moking an assault upon Charles 1
Hanson of Julian stree, with dan.
gfrons wearon. 10 wit stone Geremia
was nmon< n number of his countrvrnen
Who app ed for work At the yates ~
the Riverside mills on Aieppo street ves.
ferday nocntirne and when ne found thai
he could get no work began 10 push
smaller boys about
Mr.. Hanson spoke TO him. and then
G~renla swished n wicked looking razor
and made q slash st Mr. Hanson Ue
40 ~ OF care 10 take part Ia the battle
srf vithdrev. and when be did 80 Han
con Claims, ceremia hurIsd q huge stone
- him which struck q sisncing blow on 1
The back Of the head.
c<remis s~sfn pulled out his razor and !
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Gee The New, end see osvenpo-t,.
great esrtoons erie ~e.I
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The News Of the State

made his way out Of the angry crowd.
Later IN the day Mr. Bierne went to his
house and took him into custody.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-01
EAST PROVIDENCE
Next Monday Nights Parade
viii Be Nest Imposing.
4 Surprise Visit to Dayi1 Fierce
on Anniversary Of His Birth.

The parade Of Monday night will un-
doubtedly be more imposing than any
thing of the kind ever seen here before.
The local companies with companies
from the city and suburban towns will
taka part The line viii he formed on
Grove avenue and will move over the fol-
lowing route: Purchase street, Taunton
avenue, Watchemoket square, Warren
avenue, Fourth street Mauran avenue.
Sixth street, Warren avenue, Purchase
Freeborn avenue. Potter street. Taunton
avenue. John street, Waterman avenue.
Walnut street Taunton avenue to town
hall where a luncheon will be served.
After which addresses viii be made by O.
II. utter and Others There are to he
many houses and stores along the line
decorated and there will be no end of coll
ored fires.
TAKEN BY SURPRISE.
houseful OF the young friends ~
David Pierce made a surprise visit upon
him last evening at his home on Ninth
street I'm honor OF his l7th birthday. The
young man was taken by surprise and II
was quite a different task for his parents
20 keep the young man in the house until
his friends arrived.
MINOR MENTION.
At the meeting OF Reliance Lodge Of
Odd Fellows this evenins one candidate
will be given the initiatory degree and the
committee on old Home Week" which
Is 70 be held the last Tuesday evening In
the month will make partial report.
The town council will meet in regular !
session tomorrow afternoon. but so far J
as known there Is no business Of import |
ance 10 transact. on Thursday evening /
The council will meet again and canvass |
The voting list
A Young man. giving his name as Cole /
nan and hailing from Portland, Nc. |
allied at the police station this morning |
md asked 60 he sent TO the state farm. |
IIe vas sent over az a vagrant
The Ladies Library Whist club met
With Mrs Edward Short on Vine street
afternoon. There was large
attendance and very pleasant session
vas enjoyed. Mrs Henry Harris won
ne trophy OF the event.
There we're no end OF Halloween parties
ast evening and the youngsters had a
.ay old time. Early I'm the evening they |
lad parade. after which gates" APP
cared 90 be their hobby.
The Union club will meet I'm their par
ors I'm the RAY block tomorrow evening
nd lay out their work for election day.
The local companies OF the Stlness
Guards took part In the parade at olney-
lille last evening
Taxes are due today and quite a num-
or have called ~ the town hall and
ettied their accounts.
Levi, G.. walker. the delegate for tha
nited Congreea tional church. went 20
se~pcrt today 70 attend ihe state con.
srenc. of churches
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TAKEN BY SURPRISE.

A housetul OF the young friends of
David Pierce made a surprise visit upon
him last evening at his home on Ninth
street In honor OF his l7th birthday. The
young man was taken by surprise and II
was quite a different task for his psrents
20 keep the young man in the house until
HIS friends arrived
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING M rss
NEWS.

&c. per word nrst insertion. &c. repeat:
ivk- &c per word. 2wks. Sc Der word;
s-ks c per word: 1mo Sc per word.
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RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left at Cons res
taurant on Bullocks Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
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IN OLNEYvILLE.
Black Face Com0ty Act Made
Hit With Chlnaman.
Rad Razor hut Used Stc.e.
Big Dog Attacks Child.

Oineyville branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's News Store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone +0-west.