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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-24

The eP.-I.s rises to remark that
the Republican convention was an
Inspiring affair. Yep. 20 Roosevelt
aud Fairbanks. maybe.
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>. STAR DUST ~

the fulfalmeat Of the fatal decree q
the Eleven Nith resignation that
bordered on enthusiasm.
An ex=eonviet. Who ssqueslsa on
a Taeema deteetlxe = fex years ago
and got the latter arrested for re-
eeiving stolen goods. xas picked up
~ the Seattle police last uikht The
"f.=Hs eFaxely ANNOUNCES that Chief
fsclauexa men think him a muzt
dangerous man 10 have around aud
NiIi run him out Of towu. j. this
ironyf
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Best dinner IN Eesttis. with Bau.
tsrnes or burgundy. ct kfaison Bar
bsris. Second and James. every eve
ming. ti0o. 80
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NOW. WHO WILL BE THE
FIRST NAN TO DARE TO TAKE
THE STUMP?
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Specials In
Notions

ca box Hair Pine special . l 7e
inc cube Black Pins. fail count.
HfHriHi - .. Sc
81 NelVsfeen ana CORDUROY skirt
Binding black and lutora ape-
eiai ..4..a4 .zass4s4z ge
Ne papers Aaamaatiae Pins. fai
count. 2sc value. special Toe
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Attend summer school Opens
Monday. High school All grades.
For Information phone Red 1891.
aee
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SYNOPSIS.
At the outbreak OF the civil war.
the patriotic Grafton OF Rex lnRra-
ham. sraduating from Columbia cole
lese ia greatly applaudod ingra-
ham and his claaamate. Edward
Durham. have been educated and
literally provided Tor by John Ray
nor. a prosperous lawyer, whose
daughter Editha. lngrahnm loves.
kaynor. cut of from HIS Southern
clients. ls in danger OF financial
ruin. lie has paralytio seizure
upon learning that money held Ia
trust Is missing from his safe. and
that InErRham. while Ia charge OF
funds due the Premier estate. has
been assaulted aud robbed A
stranger annoya nuruham. insisting
that his sister has claims which he
must recognise. After bidding
Edltha farewell before enliating. In
graham meets the girl aud per
auades her 90 return 90 her mother.
Edltha witnesses the meeting aud
becomes suspicious, when burnham
refuses 20 explain. Accompanied BY
Capt John Winn. Rex goes 10 Wash.
ington aud Joins the regular cavalry
AZ home supposed friends ~ lnEra-
ham suspect him of rohbing Rayn0r.
Edouard Premier and his companion.
Hunt, annoy him la Washington.
Rex Is detailed 10 carey a staff mcs-
sage for Col Hunter.
Rex rides down and Injuries a sea
Try who detained him.
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2615-2617 First
Avenue
2615-2617 FIrst
Avenue
The Bee Hive
Reliable Dry Goods Store

II anything buy the Bee Hive does satisfaction oa always find IL
ready aud nuh right Apply that these offerings tomorrow
Saturday.
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Mems
Furnishings

Mems White Dress shirts. pure
linen hoaoms and cuffs. feln=
forced front and back. made -
rrtaii for O. Lea. special age
Men soft naaam shIfta. il white
tucked. corded aud eaiafea siIk
bosoma. made u retail fuf 81 8
and a. So. special sszs. sf.Oo
Mems Natural Sanitary Gsuas
Wool Sblrts and Drawers. made
20 retail for 81 IS. special 800
Meas faueY Striped cpfton Half
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There's No
Reason WHY
EVERYONE PAYING RENT
CANNOT
OWN THEIR HOME
On the Car Line
On the Lake

- 10 40 minutes rue 30 houses
with 10 8 rooms sold each month
on - 70 VIZ per monthly. m ~
IMPOSSIBLE TO EQUAL OUR
Low PRICES nnd give perfect
title. We have owned 200 acres
extending from Beacon 1fili 10 Lake
Washington "a years. Iargs lots.
ti2, So us. s22 and up. Terms 81. 90
per month. Price 81 each lot adj
faucea 1900 every Monday.
A fine s0-foot street. graded and
pinnked - Just finished --- from
First avenue 10 Southeast Seattle.
A timely warning 20 an wishing
lovely homes. We can never offer
homes close In so cheap again. Take
any car on Washington street
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both ladies' and gents. Note
IN" NflnN stssttfssss ssss. $3.50
ladies Nure juliet Shoe. the
most comfortable shoe ever
worn. all sixrN. value g. 90. apn.
Cial ....4.t..s. .s..+... sI.ap
Meas ONfnrds. all sizes. up to-
date styles, $500 value. spe-
htAA HftrrHts sss.fs-s s|s.fs eAs8H
ladies' a-atrap Slippers. made On
The latest lasts 81 Is value spe
cial .s....sst.. .......... tI.40
Boys Box Calf school Shoes. best
wearing ahoea In America. g. 50
value. special ..........aI.Oa
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Seattle Rcmessskers Co.
MEN s0UHDLY CURED

I cure All weak
ncusoa and diseases
peculiar 10 men I
cure cases that
prominent special.
Iata ~ our fnrunHt
cities hnvo failed
20 cure There are,
u course incurable
cases These I viii
not accept for
treatment, but the
cases o. accept
are cured aoundly
and Prominently.
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90 10 splnnings fe- bicycle re.
pairs 80.
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THE HOSE FfEND.
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A woRp FRoM JOSH wIsE.

A Teller int can't
take what's COMM 4
him at a worlds fair
ought { stay home.
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HIsTORY's IIlLARITY.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
CREDITORS
WOULD ! SETTLE ! J.
OHIO PEOPLE ARE
!. =. ANXIOUS FOR CASE
They Prefer the Money to Revenge
ON Mrs. Chadwick by Prosecution
The Woman Seems to Have Forged
the Signature Of Carnegie.

New York, Dec. 7.-That creditors
of Mrs. Chadwick, as represented, by
Ohio men who arrived here yesterday,
are more anxious to bring about set
tlenent of their claims than to pre-
cipitate crisis by sensational legal
step is believed to be the case BY Mrs.
Chadwick's attorneys. Mrs. Chadwick
took suite of three rooms in the, New
Amsterdam Hotel removing suddenly
from the Holland House. As soon as
she was settled two secret service Of
fcers occupied the adjoining suite
Despite these precautions on, the part
of the officials, decisive action seems
to have been held in. abeyance by some
powerful influence. go ..,.'. = - sss
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
LOT OF NOMINATIONS !.
ID q y SENT TO THE SENATE

Washington, Dec. IA large batch Of
nominations were sent to the senate by
the president, many of them recess APP
,pointments, which included four cabinet
positions, as follows : =. i 5..ss. Il
Attorney General William H. Moody,
of Massachusetts. $s4S Ill
1 Postmaster General Robert J Wynne,
of Pennsylvania. TX
Secretary Of the NayyPaul Nor
ton, of Illinois. q g..
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Victor Metcalf, Of California. d.
4 The important postoffice nominations
sent to the senate, include: VIM. R.
Wilcox, New York; Andrew r. Me-
Gill, ST. Panl, MINI, and John "a Mer.
ritt, of New York, at Washington.
The northwest nominations follow:
Postmasters Maggie Fox, Michigan
City; Edwin Sims. Omenee. @
Registers Of Landoffice Egbert S.
Oakley, Cass Lake, Mimi; Alexander C.
McGillivray, at Dickinson, N. d.
Receivers Of Public Moneys Matthias
M Koll, at Cass Lake, Mimi; Leslie Al.
Simpson, at Dickinson, N. ID. d.
ArnayTo be chaplain with rank of
first lieutenant John E. Dallam, Mime
sofa. 81. -
NavyTo be assistant payn1aster,
John NJ Hancock, North Dakota. To
be assistant surgeon, VIM. N. McDon-
nell, Minnesota. -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
CONVICTION SECURED In
>-.:. 80 LAND FRAUD CASES

+ Portland, Ore, Dec. 1.-THE jury in
the land fraud case which has been oc-
cupying the attention of Judge Belling-
er's court for over two weeks, brought
in a verdict of guilty for all the defend
ants with the exception of Miss Marie
Ware, this afternoon after forty-fve
minutes deliberation. No recommends
tions as to ptiriishfnent were made. Miss
Ware was acquitted following the in
Estructions by the court. W. ~
Mr.. Hall asked that the defendants be
placed under additional bonds in this
case, but the court decided that a bond
of $4,000 in, the present case would be
ample and therefore ordered that such
security be given. This will place the
defendants each under $4,000 bonds for
each of the three cases with, the excep-
tion OF, Tarpley and Wolgamot, who do
not figure in the succeeding cases. j.
There is no doubt that an appeal will
be taken. The attorneys for the defense
are now preparing their motion and will
in all probability present it at the OPEN
ing Of the next case on Dec. I3. 4.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
AMES SEEMS TO HAVE
-.,.~s A FRIEND ON THE JURY

Minneapolis, Dec. 7.-The "Ames jury
has been completed. @& M -
Has DIR. Ames supporter on the
jury which is being impaneled before
Judge c, B. Elliott? If so, will he be
strong enough to render conviction
impossible?
These questions are being suggested
at this mornings session of the former
mayors fifth trial, and appearances
would lead the ordinary observer to
answer them in the affirmative.
BY systematic and clever manipula-
ton the attorneys for the Defense had
forced Judge w. A. Kerr to use all of
his perert1ptory challenges. Thus rem
dered helpless the state had to consid-
ed a talesinan who. showed unmistak-
able. eagerness to be juror. In vain
counsel piled him with all sorts of
queries. He wouid admit no bias
whatever, and at last Judge Kerr had
to accept him. The attorneys fer the
defendant and Mr.. Ames looked decid-
edly pleased, and from that time on
seemed to show less interest in the ex-
animation of veniremen.
Outside of this incident the morning
session was uneventful. The talesmen
were examined and dismissed with
neatffes and dispatch, and but two out
OF a large number were found accept
able, "s,, =
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
TERRIBLE CRIMES BY
"A JEALO Gus INDIANAN

Rochester, Ind, Dec. -Four dead
and one seriously injured is the result Of
the jealousy of Gilbert Burns, aged 50,
who shot and killed his wife and baby
and Joe Gripe, at whose home his wife
was employed.
! After the triple killing Burns walked
two miles to The home of his sister,
where he blew off the top Of his head
Mrs. Framar, who also lived at the
home of GRIPPE, was struck by scattering
shot from the charges that killed the
other members Of the household, and is
in serious condition. She will prob
ably recover.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
COURT OF HONOR RATES.

Springfield, Ill.,, Dec. 7.-The su-
preine body of the Court of Honor. a
fraternal organization founded in 1906
and which has membership of about
5000, began special session in this
city today to decide upon the question
OF raising the rates of the order The
order has at present $Ioo, 900 in
insurance in force. The officials state
that ii is in splendid financial condi-
tion and that the increase in rates
is not necessary Immediately, but that
1t is regarded as wise to take the step
now iii anticipation OF the time when
the fnortuary demands will be greater
than the resources of the mortiiary
fund. Those iii attendance at The
meeting include representatives Of the
state courts Of Illinois, South Dakota,
Ohio, Colorado, California, Nebraska,
Minnesota, Michigan, Kansas, Iowa
and Indiana.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago, Ill, Dec. z.--The nnagnates
of the American League, pursuant to
the call of President Ban Johnson,
rounded up in Chicago today for their
annual fall meeting Observing their
usual tactiturnity the big men Of the
league declined to DISCUSS the probable
action Of the meeting, which began its
sessions behind closed doors shortly
before noon. The principal business
to be disposed Of. according to Presi-.
dent Johnson, is the awarding Of the.
pennart to Boston again and incident
ally some discussion Of the leagues
interest IN the Washington club. Many
other important matters, however, are
certain to come up at the meeting.
Whether it is more to the interest Of
the league to fight the National Lea
que as heretofore or to bury the hatch
ct and enter into friendly relations
with the older ofganizatio will doubt
less be discussed. Other matters to-
receive attention are the foul strike.
and other rules and the proposed
changes in the length Of the playing
season. III is
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
LONG ISLAND COUPLE
AFTER DAKOTA DIVORCE

Riverhead, L. l., Dec. 7.-Dr Albert
E. Payne and his charming young
wife have gone on an ante-divorce
honeymoon trip. They are now on
their happy way toward one of the
Dakotas, where Mrs. Payne will sue
for divorce -
DR.. Payne's many friends say he
will escort his wife to some city in
Dakota where the divorce can be had
easily and pleasantly, and see her com
fortabiy settled for the necessary legal
years residence there, and will then re-
turn to Riyerhead and resume medical
practice. They said moreover that the
doctor will pay all the bills on the pre-
separation journey. ~ L..
Dr. Payne and his wife are great
favorites in the society of Riverhead;
both were prominent in the Congrega-
tional church, both sang in the choir.
No one had the slightest suspicion that
the young couple were unhappy. Only
last week Mrs. Payne went to the rail
road station to meet her husband and
kissed him as he alighted from the
train. No one suspected that the doc
tor and his wife were playing a little
comedy then, although he is a very
good amateur comedian and noted for
his coon songs.
And every one is ignorant of the
reason for this parting, long drawn
out across the continent. DR.. Payne's
father. Capt. Emmett Payne, has gone
from his home at Greenport TO take
charge Of his sons house during his
absence. Capt. Payne. said:
They have agreed to disagree,
that's all When couple can't get
along together they had better separ-
ate, hadn't they? 81. ~
The captains visitor asked him:
@1.Is there d woman in the case
i tfNo," he said efnphatically: there's
no woman III the case, and there's no
man iii the case, either. i e
\ DIR. Payne's friends said he makes
not the slightest charge against his
wife; declares that he, not she caused
the disagreement--or agreement
tween them, and vows that he will 10y
ally defend her ever. The Paynes have
been married FIVE years. She was Miss
Florence Tuthiii Of Mattithck. L. I.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
ROBBERY ALLEGED in
A MlNOT POKER GAME

Minot, N. p, Dec IA man whose
name could not be askertained, came
into the Mercantile Hotel about
8 o'clock this morning, claiming that
he had been robbed Of $25O He gave
10 particulars of tlie robbery us
II is reported that this man came
from the northwest part Of the county,
having abont $3.50 received from THE
sale az fhc relinquishmeilt of 4 claim.
LAST night he was seen playing poker n
d local resort
He handed out one $40 bin after an
other After losing al HIS money
through gambling and drinking he evi-
flelitl was thrown out and his face
Battered. When he reached the hotel
he was ont of breath, bareheaded and
face bleeding This raofning be left tlle
hotel and has not been seen since.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07

crosses will be members at the forth
coming session; boards OF county COM
missioners, mayors of cities and presi-
dents OF commercial bodies may ap-
point FIVE or more delegates to repre-
sent them on this occasion. Also all
state, county and city officials are ex-
officio members. Some. tangible re-
suits have been secured during the
past year. The state has contributed
some $4,ooo,o COO to the reclam,ation
funds. The people of North Dakota
need education along the line OF irri-
CATION work. A united, effort will
bring the results desired. Some; of
the best posted speakers in the entire
country are expected to be present. It
is hoped that there will be large at
tendance from every part of the state.
Whatever is secured for one part of
North Dakota will help the entire
commonwealth. Programme and
other details will be announced later
E. A. Williams, President.
w. H. Brown, Secretary.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
SENSATION in
4. r. z. II
y AMEs 5 CASE ! I
ACTION OF FOREMAN or
l.. GRAND JURY QUESTIONED


Minneapolis, Dew. T. -- There was a
new sensation in the fifth trial of Ex-
Mayor Atnes for bribery today, when
Carey, the Ames attorney, asked Ir-
win Gardner if he hadn't made an af-
fdavit that Hovey Clark, the wealthy
lumberman. foreman Of the grand jury
that started the, graft investigation,
had not shaken a $500 bill under his
nose while questioning him about
graft. The court wouldn't permit Gard
ner to answer the question saying the
affidavit, if in existence, wohld be evil
dence enough.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
KNUTE WESTERHEIM
u FOR SER RGEA VIZ AT ARMS

Valley City, N b, Dec. 7.--Knute
Westerheitn of this city is a candidate
for sergeant-at-arms Of the house at
the next legislative session. Mr.. West
erheit1 is a veteran Of the Philippine
service, having served with Co. G Of
this city. He is popular in this section
Of the state and his friends think he is
an ideal man for the position. He will
be. strongly supported here. Mr.. West
erheinl is hard worker for the republi-
can party and always takes an active
part in the campaigns. g
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
HERRIED SAYS WHITE
WROTE THE ARTICLE

Pierre, S, D, Dec. Governor Her
ried has been for more than a year
running down the source Of report
which credited him with an indorse-
Inent Of the principles Of the initiative
and referendum. He has been criticised
in some of the papers of the state on
account of it. He has finally located
the source in ain article in The Forum,
which was from Governor White, Of
North Dakota, but which was credited
TO the governor of South Dakota. Gov
errlor Hefried is not belieyer in the
doctrines OF that policy, and has been
persistenfly probing for the source OF
the alleged Endorsement by himself, un-
til he finally located it.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
ANOTHER FRAUD BEING
OPERATED I'M CHICAGO

Chicago, Dec. 1.-THE postal author
tiles began an investigation Of the
methods employed BY the Chicago Sill
lver Co. .,..s \ ri
The company, it is said, offered var
Iious 1prizes" to persons who paid
what was called a merely nominal
sum of money for packing and ship
ping of said prize. w. %. Watson,
who is believed to have been the owner
Iof the business, is said to have: re-
ceived thousands Of letters each day
from all parts Of the country, all Of
the letters containing money. Watson
lis said to have left Chicago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. The de-
bate between the University Of Vir-
ginia and the University of Pennsyl-
vania will be held in Houston Hall this
evening, and it promises to be one Of
the most interesting events Of the uni
versity year. The question is EN-
braced in the following; Resolved,
That the Fifteenth Amendment to the
Constitution of the United States
Should Be Repeated. Z The Yirginians
will argue in favor Of the negro vote.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
WARNER DECLINED TO BE
l.. PENSION COMMISSION NER

Washington, Dec. 7.-Major VIM.
Warner, of Kansas City, Mo-, United
States district attorney for the west
ern district of Missouri, has been Of
fered the Office of commissioner of
pensions and declined the proffer. The
place will be made vacant by the re-
tirement Of Eugene Ware Of Kansas.
whose resignation. takes effect, Janu-
airy 1. Major Warner was strongly
endorsed for the pension commission
ership by his G.. A.. R. comrades but
did not desire the appointment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
LAWSON HAD ANOTHER
DAY ON WALL STREET

New York, Dec. - This was another
Lawson Day on the New York Stock
Enchange. Lawson orders depressed
Arnalgatnated Copper throughout the en-
tire session, at one time reaching 4 de-
cline of over Sic per share in the last
few days, which caused weakness in all
other securities, especially the indus
trials, while divident paying railroad
stocks we're being absorbed on all breaks
by investment buyers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
MUST PAY
!: THE TAXES 4
lsT. PAUL STREET RAILWAY
MUST COME TO THE FRONT
Judge kelley Today Held They Owed
the city Nearly 500, 900 on 1903
Taxes = The Company Fought the
Legality or Assessment.

St. Paul, Dec. Judge Kelley in the
district court has decided the St. Paul
City Street Railway Co. must pay '$oL-
o46 Of 1903 delinquent tax and 10 per
cent penalty Of $o,46o. The state board
of equalization raised the assessment of
the county assessor and the company
claimed ii couldn't be done. The court
held itscould. h
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
JAPs TOOK
ANOTHER | |! ! | HILL ! | |
ANASAKA HILL Is NOW
I'm THEIR POSSESSION
Y Fronts Direcs ato Port Arthur
and d iii ADV, seoas POINT
More Russian vesks ssve Been
Sunk IN the Harbor.
Onto Port Arthur

Toxic, Dec z-It is oficG lsns
rounced that the Russian baft, A
Poltava has been sunk in the harbd Z
Port Arthur and the Retvizan has been
seriously damaged. The Japanese
troops occupied Anasaka Hill fronting
Port Arthur yesterday The Russian
ari1ored cruiser Bayan is reported to
be aground.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
GOV. JOHNSON HAS GIVEN
OUT SOME MORE JOBS

St. Paul, Dec. 7.-Governor-elect
Johnson today announced he would re-
appoint State Superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction John Olson and Assis-
tant c. G. Shulz. He will also ap-
point Edmund K. Slater OF the state
agricultural college, dairy and food
commissioner, and Cleve Van Dyke
executive clerk. ~ "'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
REYNOLD LDS IS ORDERED ...... ....
n TO PRODUCE SECURITIES

Cleveland, Dec. 7.-Referee Rening-
ton at instance of Nathan Loeser, re-
ceiver for Mrs. Chadwick, has issued
an attachment for all securities in pos
session of Iri Reynolds and the latter
is commanded to appear before the
referee with all securities Mondays &
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
RUSSIANS DRIVEN OUT
BY, JAP ARTILLERY FIRE

St. Petersburg, Dec. 7--General SAX
haroff reports the Russian main guard
at the village south of Laotchengulni
Pass was driven out by the Japanese ar
tillery.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
CANN0NADE
at MDKDEN
THE FIRING rs THE HEAVIEST
raE f SINCE THE FrGHT BEGAN
The Noise Alarms the People and
the, increase y Dne to the Fact
That Many More siege Gums Are
Now In Use. -. i

Pekin, Dec.7 .-Mukden reports a
tremendous noise of cannonading
around Poutiloff Hill and the railway
which began Dec. 6. 1t was unlike
anything ever heard except at Port
Arthur. sThe effect is due to the
increasing Iihmber of seige gins of
large calibre. =.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-07
IDLE ]! MEN N !!
ASK HELP
NEW YORK HAS MANY
WHO ARE OUT OF WORK
The Number Cared for In November
r Reported to Do 40 Per Cent
Greater Than for the Same Month
aYear Ago. ss

New York, Dec - Charitable insti-
trtions III this city report that never be-
fore have they been called on to assist
50 many unemployed men, According
to the statistics at the municipal lodging
house nearly 40 per cent more idle men
needed help in November than a year
ag0.