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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-20
DRY GOODS.
Woodward & LOtlP0D
10th. | | tn. + 4 G SITS N w.
WASHINGTON. ID. G..
Dainty Cotton
Dress Goods
Second Floor, G Street.

Delightfully."- cool is the Dress Goods De-
partment on the second floor, where are con-
tinually displayed the newest and most at
tractive fabrics from the hes. looms of the
world.
Attention is called to our broad collection Of
Cotton Fabrics at II lie the Yard.
We make a specially of this price, and the
several classes represented are the very best
values obtainable. They comprise in part
36-inch Percale, S0.inch Batiste Lawn, 2S-
inch Dotted Swiss, 2S-inch Russian Duck,
2sinch Covert Suiting 2s-incb Colored
Yoiles, 27-ineh Ginghams, 2S.inch Bates
Seersucker, 27-inch Plain and Outing Elan
mel; etc., etc.
The Best Obtainable, at 12lc the Yard.
We are also offering at special price
several hundred yards of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-20
WANTED.

WANTED. YOUNG MAN about %
w years of age to collect and sell IN
Alexandri, must give bond. Apply ut 90
King street.
ielq mth2ws
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-20
Woodward & LOthrOp,
10th, 18th, F and @ Sts., n. W.
WASHINGTON. DC.
SPECIAL NOTICE,

The excursion boat Of the Retail Grocers
Protective Association, leaving Washington
at 2:SO and $50 .. m, Grocers' Day, WE'D
NESDAY, June 81, will stop at Atcheson 5
wharf for Alexandria patrons.
ieI7 81 II. /. NJ, Chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-20
Real Estate:

Ia all sections of the city, anc
on the most reasonable terms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-20
FINANCIAL.

AT Alexandria, in the State Of Virginia, at
the close of business May 29th, 1900,
made TO the State Corporation Commission.
RESOURCES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-20
Dainty 0rsandie Null

Also several hundred yards of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13

Same lovely blossoms. Tho maid of
honor was in white taffeta and the
bridesmaids wore white organdy.
The groomsmen and ushers were Mr..
Charles Ocwel, OF PULASKI City; Mr. Gray
Gilmer. Of WNndalc Va; Mr.. John P.
Wiley, of Salem. VA; Mr. Edgar How
ard, of Roanoke, Va; Mr.. De Witt ~.
Lemon. of 1'incastle, Vn,; Mr.. Charles
l.. Bowers, of Bristol, Va. III, %.i
A reception was given on the evening
Of October 18th, TO the bridal party and
and old-time Virginia supper was
served
Wedding gifts, in all manner5of useful
and beautiful articles We're received,
honeymoon in the South and be at home
to friends in Pulaski City afer October
o5th n, M }5 IA
Out-of town guests at tho MI wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Gilmer, of;
Wyndale, Va; the Rev. ]. Nv. Mitchell,
, Of Richmond; Mrs. B. e. Price, Mrs,
John Christ and Mrs Eliza Johnson, Of
Nacc, Va; and Miss Mary Dluguid, Of
| I.ynchburg .
Double Wedding.
Tho Baltimore Sun Of yesterday has
a reference to double wedding cere-
mony IN which Yirgininns are inter-
estcd, which says:
! Miss Marie Louise Littlepage and Mr..
Dudley p. Barnettc, Jr., and Mss Resale
Jennings Iittlepage and Mr. Edwin 7.
Hobbs were married In the Christian
! Temple, on Fulton avenue, Wednesday,
with one ceremony, by the pastor, Row
Peter Ainsllc. They entered the church
at the same time, one couple going Ut
the right aisle and the other approach
Ing the altar by the left aisle. Both
brides We're nttired in travelling suits
and carried punches Of white chrysan-
thcmums Miss lillian Hobbs, sister Of
Mr.. Edwin y. Hobbs, played the wedding
march and selections,
Immediately after tho ceremony TN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
NIGHT TRAlN TO PETERsIURas AND
INTERMEDIATE STATIONS,
ACCOUNT HORSE SHOW,

Account the above occasion the At
.lantic Coast Line Railroad Will hold
train No, 49, now leaving Richmond a.
1870 Pr M, until 1900 midnight for al
parties between Petersburg and Rlch-
mond desiring to attend the Horse SNOW
exhibitions, !, . :, -,,,,,r
Division Passenger Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
HAVE GOOD GAME
Anthony Gets Up Team to Play
Actors On College Campus.

Members OF the "son OF Rest company, that
Is the attraction at the Bijou Thentre this
week. will 4meot a picked nine Of baseball
players on the Richmond College campus this
afternoon. Albert Anthony Is getting up the
team to meet tho actor men. and the game
promises to be almost as interesting as ono pro-
ducton Of the show. prize Is offered for tho
winning aggregation. l5 III 3t- E sfs5s
$ Among the men who work before the foot
star baseball players Before they started in
the business OF making people laugh they work.
cd on the diamond. In Norfolk they played two
possible to secure the baseball park for to-
norrow's game owing to the fact that the
people. & z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
Washington Affairs

# (From Our Regular Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON D. c., October 12.-Mrs.
May II. WEIGH was appointed postmaster
at Quinby, Accomac county Va. vice
George e. Jones, resigned.
Rural routes, Nos. j and 2, ordered es-.
ttablished December 10Th at Dobson Sur
rey county, North Carolina. serving $50
people and 1853 houses. 5ii
Rural carriers appointed: Virginia-Dub-
lin, route ], Thomas Borrer carrier, Allen
Ritter substitute.
North NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. route Q.
Russell Coleman carrier, William Mccall
lard substitute; Randleman, route !, A.,
lieutenant ". s. Houston u, s. NJ. has
been ordered to duty at Norfolk Navy
Yard in connection with torpedo-boats In
reserve at that yard. ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
Sparkling Apenta From Hungary

Tho bitter water wells OF Hungary are
one OF the interesting sights to tourists.
4 The water passing through the soil and
accommodating in wells. absorbs the valu-t
able mineral salts which give to the water
Its characteristic taste and efficacy.
1.-THE Hungarian apericnt water known as
"Apenta" is now bottled also carbonated,
but only in splits, which are bottles con-
tanning about a half pint; sparkling Apcnta
splits are said to be n pleasant and re-
freshlng aperient suitable for morning
use. i8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13

Miss Catherine Dey,i daughter OF Mrs.
william Tiberius Dey, Of Norfolk, VINO
was married In that city at 4:so +. NJ
yesterday to Mr.. James Armstrong
Baker, wore her mothers wedding gown
OF brocadcd satin, trlmed with pearl
ornaments and old lace. Her veil was
caught with diamond, family heir
loom, and she had on q diamond cross
that fastened her mothers laces on her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
SEEN AT THE SHOW. I

James G. Penn, regent: Mrs. JAMES Hen
5derson, vice regent; Mrs. s. Z. Hughes,
treasurer; Mrs. John w. Carter, record
ing secretary, and Miss Mamie Wlseman,
secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. r. Wallace. OF Lunen-,
burg. are visiting friends in the city this
week, and will attend the Horse Show.
Mr. Wallace has Just been named BY the
Democrats OF Lunenburg county for the
House. Of Delegates.
The Misses Kidwell will give their FRI
day german tonight, in Bevidere Fall,
from to 1880.
5 Mrs. r. G.. T. Moncure, OF No. 81 East
Cary issyisitlng friends in Amelia county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13

couples left for Glenwood the country
home OF the brides parents, In Virginia. q;
on their return Mr.. and Mrs y obbs VIII WI!
reside at 1918 West Baltimore street, ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnette will live at soV
North Payson street. HI
5a fVKTo15; a Gown 5ta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
Richmonders in New York.

Especial to Tho Times loispatch.)
/ NEW YORK. October 12-Bartholdl.a
Miss II. Canepa, IT, M. Leo and wife:
Hoffman--A, II. Sands; Vendome-W. Y,
Arlington; York M. Wolfe and wife.
w. D. Crenshaw and wife; Herald Square
B. D. Dechert and wife: Vlctoria-J,
lIandstreet; Imperial-L. Powers, @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13


SEEN AT 7
A visiting girl, who is the guest OF
to the Horse Show d gown Of pale pink ta
yoke and sleeves Of white chiffon, bertt
skirt tucked tosSform yoke. Hat OF WI
ostrich plumes. IA IN IA
COUPLES left for Glenwood, the country
home OF the brides parents, In Virginia.
on their return Mr. and Mrs. Hobbs VIII
reside at1615 West Baltimore street, ana /
Mr. and Mrs. Burnette will live at aoV
North Payson street
Mothers Wedding Gown.
Miss Catherine Dey, daughter Of Mrs.
William Tlberius Dey, of Norfolk, VINO
y q married in that City at 4:so P. NJ,
Yesterday to Mr.. James Armstrong
Baker, wore her mothers wedding gown
of brocadcd satin, trimed with pearl
ornaments and old lace. Her veil was
caught with diamond, family heir
loom, and she had on diamond cross
TINT fastened her mother laces on her
bridal day. 3 IN
Stay-at-Horn Whist Club.
The first meeting ,5o1 the ~" !, ~" Ms
year TOOK Place e. :. 80, eveninr.
Twenty players engaged, the top score
Of the evening having been made BY Mrs.
Nasn anu W ooo 1nast a ~, street will
entertain the ciup ie&t y o o,,h' IN
During the year just passed ms CIV .s
entertained no less " uia', :. t,en3v-
guests. The CLUB membership = = NJ
seven.
Personal Mention.
=, 1oost Va returned
n -. .,,a,- hr,dal 1rin and are now at
their new home, No. 80 west A va -
Street.
80 Me-
Hon. II. st. George 8 usn' ~, los, or
Aha month. They are now at liot
snrnrs.
~! ~ 4 -. a
4,,.. 49,. Ron Nash entertained Mr.. and
~ ~ 2. 11atb. orion at dinner on Nom
49,
''t' icy.
Me- r. Randolph Tucker Is visiting her
sister, Mrs Mcpnal', anu ia -. street, "
WEIGH, at NO olo fiat.'soti
Me- NJ w.
Miss same Sa!s r.aek
z,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward . ha raw y, = a. .
North Carolina are IN Rl ctiliionu' :
inp the Horse Show.
Il Is y
7n,,itations are out to the marrlase =,
Mn, ,iny'i phoehe Jones, daughter Of Mr., and
mrs ~ v = 'ti 1ohn Thornton Withers The
~ ~. viii be performed on Wednes-
dov' October @th, at o'clock IN me
s ssu.
Ma George Stacy and Miss Louise
stacy, we're entertained at lunc me y, ~
live N1cnfoi,,
S't7
1,r and Mrs. e. NJ D. Cautrell m
no,,nce the marriage OF their niece, Mrs
Margaret Bass Davis 70 !. ~ t 49,
~, At Hotel Jefferson, Richmond, Va
I Mr. and Mrs. Waters will be at nome
49, r,ar October cath at No. 1876 Harlem
Avenuc, baltimore, Md,
Il f&glFt - ~,
,,ant;6n. in Richmond. from the klrk-
4 ,,,nna- Otey CHAPTER, in jIynchburg, w.,
onooa follows: @
"A / Do,nrates-Mrs, Horsley, chairman;
Ma Eller Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. Harvey.
4 Mra IIurt, Mrs, West, Miss Martin ana
Miss I3ngley.
Mrs.. Apperson, Miss Lorna Miller Mrs,
Granville Lewis, Mrs Spot Payne, Mrs
John Glass, Mrs, o, 3. Barker, Mrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
p,cAl SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA,

Round trip tickets will be sold Via 9.
g 9 route from Richmond on October
ssd to 27th, inclusive. at $3.50, limited
For return October 3oth, From otnor sta
tions, at one and o third fares. plus 90
cents, on certificate plan. =. !,
q, & o. fast trains for Norfolk leave
Richmond . "A, NJ, daily and ~ n, dailyi
arrive Norfolk In two hours and tWen'yT
five minutes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-08
HER TRAVELLING COMP MON
WAS CLEVER SNlNDLER

New York, Dee. s. That She was
.,niwittingly the travelling companion 81
aI woman swindler M the discovery
made today by Annie harrington u Io
year old Englisi girl. &. At Ellis Island
Immigration station this young Woman.
who had been living at the best hotels
in Europe in the belief that she was
travelling with wealthy atitlioress,
listened To the confession of her COM
lpariioil Mrs. Caroline Fisher, who all 4
.Initted swindling Ali Eilgli insurance
company and a Swiss hotel otit of
thousands of dollars.
The two women upon their arrival
here on tlie steamer Neckar. rom N ~
pies, we're detained at the request sof
the Swiss collsiil Ie charged that Mrs.
Fisher had efrauded 4 Lticeri,e i,otel
ont of $500 Before A special board
III inquiry the woman confessed NOT
only this swindle. bit that she had at-
tempted to get about 10000 on her own
life insurance policy from the Royal
xchange Insurance society of Isoiiv
floii She said that the company now
believed her 10 be dead but that She had
not seciared any ilao11c set Il
Il She Is also known AS Caroline Farr-
holm.
MISS Farritagto oil was befriiended lbv tlle
II fravelers aid society of N JeaW III " ok,
which has already received A sa15legr ram
from the girI pareilts stating that her
retlirAl AZ and will be sent
$l}} Ns1V y s} M Ss ss
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-08
KILLED HIS WIFE
AND MOTHER -lN-LAW

New York. Dec s Alfred r. Frelict1.
u pharmacist ii the Presbyterian hos
pisal, shot and instantly killed his wife.
Fannie, and her mother. Mrs. Annie
HoefIung, ii his home ii Brooklyn.
After the shooting he pocketed the re-
volver and stepping over bis wife's body,
walked out Of the house. He gave him
self up 10 policeman he met III tic
street and was locked up after refusing
|to make any statement
Frelich had met his wife while she
was employed as a stenograpl1er iii the
hospital and they were married about
FIVE yeas ago They have one child
and the bullets that ended the mother
Ein-law's iife came near killing the baby,
with whom its grandmother was play
ing at the time.
doctor who examined tho prisoner
Sat the station house said he was suffer
ms from nervous prostration.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-08
LIBRlARY Y DAY.

% Wheeling, Dee. s. 'odays
isslibrary day and ii is observed every.
where i'll this state and earnest efforts,
are being made everywhere to- raise
funds for the purchase Of books for
the various schools. to the end that the
children in this state may be supplied
with an abundance Of II good reading
matter The custotn of observing lib.
rary day annually III this state was css
,tablished several years ago and has be-
come an institution, which Isl meeting
with greater st,ppo every year. Iii
has greatly stimulated the interest of
the people ia The subject Of reading
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-08
M'CALL THINKS POLICY >s.5.5
HOLDERS SUPPORT HIM

q New York, Dec. s. Reports that
President john Al. Mccall, Of the New
York Life, would soon follow the sex-
ample set BY George w. Perkins in
determining TO leave that company at
an early date. crystalized Yesterday in
a story to. the effect that Mr.. Mccall
would certainly resign before the next
meeting in April, and might place his
resignation ip the hands Of the trus-
tees before their meeting next Wed
Ilesday. Mr. Mccall himself said that
he had no intention of resigning,
Il believe that the polieyholders are
for me- he declared. Nobody has
asked me to resign, nor do / expect
to7resign The resignation Of Mr. Per
kins was suggested by Mr.. Morgan, to
whom the question of NJ, Perkins
holding bis position was referred when
Mr. Perkins entered the, firm of J. p
Morgan & Co It's solely at MIR. Nor
gan,s suggestion that Mr.. Perkins is
retiring from the New York Life = .s3.
President Mccall complained that
the. newspapers had treated his testi-
.mony before the Armstrong committees
unfairly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-08
MITCHELL AND BURTON
GET NO ASSIGNMENTS

B Washington, Dec S.--Following his.
message resigning the chairinansiiip Of
the senate committee OH interoceai,ic
canals, Senator Mitchell Of Oregon has
informed Vice President Fairbanks .in
a telegram received today that he does
not care to be appointed on any COM
:fnittees. His action establishes a pre-
scedent in. relation to the active, service
of senator's convicted Of criminal Of
lenses, which a member of the republi-
can committee to- select standing COM
Inittees will communicate to Senator
Burton of Kansas. Senator Mitchell's S
request viii be respected and ID Was stat
ed today thatF he and Senator Burton
will be left OF of all committees,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-08
SLAUGHTER !. ,
4. AT KIEFF
IT IS CLAIMED THAT
Z. 1900 WERE KILLED
Latest Advices From the Interior Of.
Russia Show Awful Conditions Exist
-Rumors of Terrible Slaughter at
Kieff Are Unconfirmed.

St. Petersburg, Dec. Sit is alleg-
ed that the strikers are securing III
formation from the interior towns. Dis
patches published are saidto have been
received by the council of workmen' S
delegates. According to these dispatch
es mutineers have seized the arsenal at
Ekaterinodar and secured 10000 rifles,
which have been distributed at Ekat-
erinodar and Novorossiysk. It's also
said that revolt has broken out at
Elizabethpol and that inShrrectionary
troops are masters of the situation at
NovoroSsiysk.
The situation at Kief is described as
being an extremely serious one. Some
accounts say that massacre has taken
place in which 1900 persons were kill
ed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-08
MAN AND WOMAN FOUND
DEAD I'm A HOTEL

/ ST. Louis, Mo-, Dec. S.-The dead
bodies Of Annie Mitchell and Alonzo
Conway were found in a boarding house
room. on Washington avenue this after
noon, both having been asphyxiated as
the ;oom was full Of gas from an open
gas stove The police have been una
bic to determine whether the case was a
double suicide. or the result Of acciden-
tally turning on the gas stove after the
flame had been turned off. Both were
intoxicated when they engaged the room
last night, saying they. were husband
and wife. s,tEsG~ H.: ~ r4.. /. ~.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-08
ROCK EFELLE LER'S PAPER
VESTS ARE SIARTLlN ING

Hot Springs a. Dec. 81 A crack
ling soaiid, proceeding apparently from
within, drew the attention of a NUM-
Der of persons Id the lobby of hotel
here to ali elderly man, who ciasped
his hand To his breast as tllongh lii
pain
Are You hurt Mr. Rockefeller
asked several persons. wIae recogaized
the man sprir ging toward him.
No thank YOU, HE replied Iii
KS only my paper wIaistcoat, which has
acrack 4 Tlse svaistcoat. Mr.. Rocke~
teller latest fad, made of thin paper
fibre. he believes to be great protec-
tion III cold weather He hastened to
llis room to replace i with another.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-08
OFFICERS RESIGN.

London, Dec 8.-The correspondent
of the Daily Mail in St. Petersburg in
a dispatch sent by way of Eydtkuhnen,
East Prussia, says:
Prominent military commanders
everywhere are requesting pcrmiss sion
to resign. The minister of war. Lett
tenant General Rudiger. has asked the
emperor to allow him to retire The
minister of the interior, NJ Durnovo,
and others have followed the example
of the minister of war Count Witte
stands alone but even he is losing heart"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-08
CRIMINAL PR ROSEC ECUTIONS 4
NJ. in INSURANCE DEALS

Y New York, Dec. s. - Attention was
directed to the possibility of criminal
action growing out of 3the investigation
of life insurance methods by. visit
paid BY District Attorney Jerome to
the Legislative committee while ii was
holding its hearing in the city hall Mr..
Jerome said that he wanted to find out
when he could get possession of d copy
Of The report Of the committee. Chair
man Armstrong already has said that
he hopes to, have II rcady for the legis-
lattlre when it meets next january: y. = :.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-08
sslATIONAI. ONE.

Washington Dec. s. rhe board of
managers of the nalional home for dis
ablcd yollnteer soldiers. presented its
annual report to congress, and request
ed that congress decide whether the
board shall ACCEPT the California state
home AT Yonnlyillc which has been
offered to the government to be used
jas q branch Of the rational llonic.
lle report shows all the branches of
tile home to BE iil good condition DIR
ing the past fiscal year 1870 veterans
We're cared for III national and state
homes aii increase oyer the previous
Year of $40.
A lie members Of the board today call
ed on the president to pay their re-i
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-08
CtilNK GOT DIVORCE . 4.
I I FROM WHITE WIFE

7 Lowell. Mass Dec. S.-George Eng
Koon, a Chinan,an, has obtained d di-
vorce from his wife, Catherine, a white
woman. whom he married iii Proxi-
deilce, r. L., and with whom he subse-
quently lived in 4Ielrosc and Boston.
The decree was granted OH statutory
grounds through the libel also announces
that she was addicted to- the use Of
Intoxicating liquor, opium and other
drugs. Eng Koon gave his testimony
in fairly good English, and was corrob-
GRATED by. a fellow Chinan1an and two
police officers. He resides in Melrose,
where he has laundry. - =
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-08
POWERS HAVE
ACCEPTED
5.,% ,. = - - II
THE PORTE MANAGED (
T0 GAIN CONCESSIONS
The Powers Will Control the Financial
Reform ID Macedonia, But the Terms
VIII Be Slightly Modified at the
SnItan's Request. }.;.

constartinople, Dec. s.--Ambassadors
of the six powers, at conference just
held, have accepted some of the modi-
fcations proposed by the porte to the
original scheme for the financial con-
trol of Macedonia and an amended
agreSnent has been forwarded to their
respective governments for ratification.
This is expected promptly and the in
cidcnt will BE. closed. :
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-08
EST POINT VII r JOIN

West Point, IN H X Dec. Is. Brig
Gen. Mills. collirnandant of5 the United
States military academy has sent a let
ter to Chancellor Mac Cracken OF New
n Yorl university accepting the invita-
8tion extended BY the faculty of the
New York Institution to send repre-.
ssefitatives to a conference to consider
the question of abolishing the game of
football as played as present. The let
ter says that the authorities of the Aac--
adenly are not jill favor of abolisliiilg
the present game, but do believe tliat If
should be reformed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-08
MITCHELL MIA.
is DEAD
OREGON SENATOR HAS 5..s.5..
s#s.s ESCAPED DISGRACE
Immediate Cause Of Death Was Due to
Complications Arising From the Exc
traction OF Four Teeth h- Weakened
BY Worry Over Conviction.

Portland, Dec. 8.--Unitcd States SEN
ator Mitchell died at the Good Sanar-
5itali hospital at Ii 40 this morning, his
death resulting from az complication
which followed the removal Of follr
teeth at adental Office yesterday morn
ing He had long been q sufferer from
diabetes and other yitiating diseases,
which weakened his system. He had
worried over. the disgrace arising from
his connection with frauds against the
government. .32
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-08
AGED VETERAN WANTS
AN INCR ASED Pc ENSION

Washington, Dec. Philip IKSor-
mann Of Willow Springs, Mo, writes
Senator Stone that he is i SO years oiei
and a veteran of the M exicaii war He
says that nine years ago he married
and is the father Of two boy ii He is
Ssists that his pension Of $I2 a month
is not enough, and asks that he be giv-
en- a larger pension on the ground that
he IS the greatest living exponent of
the president s theory of anti1race sni-
eide. sg. s.sssI as8
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-08
SOLD STALLION.

New York, Dec. s. Water Cress. the
famous stallion was auctioned off for
$1,000 His purchaser was ]. B. HagT
gin, himself bart owner of the horse.
This sale was The last III the Rancho del
Paso stud, which has been completely
sold out at the present auction The
bidding started at $ro,ooo, with Harry
Payne Whitney as Mr.. Haggiil's Lead
ing competitor. Water Cress is the sire
,of Water Boysand Nasturtiun.