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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-11
WILL BUILD. TO GULF.

Denver, Colo. April II.--Arrange,
ments have been made by Edwin Haw-
ley and his associates to extend the
Colorado and Southern Railway to the
Gulf, thus making through line from
this city to Galveston. The cost 81
building the extension will be met BY
a bond issue of 10000 900 !.
The Colorado and Southern operates
a line of road I.I2I miles in extent,
from Grin Junction, Wyoming,
through Colorado to Fort Worth, Tex.
The route to Galveston will be ac-
complislled BY the purchase Of the
Trinity and Brazos Valley Railroad
and the construction Of about 100 miles
to the Gulf The construction work
has already been contracted for, and
it Us expected the extension will be
completed in a year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-11
} TROY CONFERENCE.

Saratoga, N. Y, April rI.--Leaders
of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
both clerical and lay, are gathered here
in large numbers for the annual sss-
sion Oh the Troy conference, which will
be formally opened this evening with
the conference examinations and the
celebration Of the Epwortf League am
11iyersary. The business sessions will
begin in the First Church tomorrow
morning and will continue until Tues
day Of next week Bishop Warren OF
Colorado will preside and number
of prominent diyines will deliver ad.
dresses during the week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-11
CASTRO ANSWER REACHED
WASHINGTON BY MAIL

Washington, April rr.-U. S. Minis
ter Bowen sent the state department by
mail today President Castro's answer
to the Minister'S proposition to submit
the issues between the United States
and Venezuela to arbitration. 1t has
been decided that there is no hurry
and reply will be allowed to await the
consideration of the cabinet when Pres
ident Roosevelt returns from the west.
The character of the language in the
answer is not announced.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-11
SARLES WAS
THE SPEAKER j
NORTH DAKOTA EXECUTIVE
WAS WORKED OVERTIME
Addresses Were Made by the Flicker
tail Governor Today to Both
Branches Of Minnesota House-fie
Was Accompanied by Commission.

St. Paul, April 1i.-Governor Sarles
OF North Dakota and members of the
capitol commission visited both houses
of the legislature today, accompanied
by Governor Johnson. Sarles made a
brief address in both chambers.
The senate made the Lund private
banking bill special order for Fri
day.
The conference committee fixed
March next as the date when the
code becomes effective. -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-11
NAVAL BASE
/: FOR ! | !. !. The !! / JAPS; !;
KHLUNG CLOSED TO
/. .I'.sI1I.ff'iIHFAIL FOREIGN SHIPS.
This Port VIII BE Used as a Base for
the Togo FIees In the Approaching
Contest With the Big Russian
Squadron. .s ss

Washington. April TI.-Minister Girls
com at Toxic has cabled the state de-
partnent he has been advised Of the
closing Of Kelung to foreign ships until
further notice, Kelung is a port on the
north end Of the island of Formosa. It
is believed here that the action Of the
Japanese government indicates this port
will be used as a base for Admiral
Tpgo's fleet Jpn tts#
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-11
CASE DISMISSED.

i Dickinson, n. III, April II.John
Brown, wealthy German farmer living
south Of Richardson, has been acquitted
of the charge Of killing his Iz-year-old
son He was arrested eleven months
ago and has been confined III the county
jail at Dickinson Two days were con-
stunned ii getting jury and before the
state had finished introducing evidence
the prosecuting attorney moved TO have
the action dismissed for want Of evil
sdence Brown claims thar His son was
killed BIZ horses IN The corral.
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FIXED THE BLAME.

n New York. Aprif 1.-THE employ
n1ent of incompetent men by the Inter
borough Rapid Transit Co. was ascribed
by coroner's jury today as the cause
Of the collision in the subway on March
Y in which two persons were killed and
many injured. The verdict ccnsured the
marlborough Co. for employing mex
perienced nlotornlen and guards in re-
sponsible positions. The accident oc-
CURED during the strike on the Inter-
borough Co.'S lines
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-11
BIG BATTLE EXPECTED
AT FORIMOSA STRAITS

St. Petersburg, April 11.--Accord-
ing to the admiralty's information the
Japanese have had an observation
squadron in the waters OF Labuan,
which is believed to remain in touch
with the Russian squadron until the lat
ter goes north to Straits OF Formosa
where it is believed here a battle will
occur.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-11
WIRES iE HAS
Il, MAILED A LETTER

Il Washington, April r1.-secretary
Hitchcock. has received a cablegram
from Governor Brady of Alaska in
response to the .secretary's letter a
month since asking the governor to
explain his connection with the mining
company. The governor merely says
the reply was sent by mail.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-11
WISCONSIN MEDICAL MEN.

! Stevens Point, Wis, April 1.-The
Northwestern Medical Association met
in annual session here today with a
large attendance of prominent physi-
clans and surgeons from all over the
district embraced by the association.
The association held two sessions
which were devoted to the discussion
of a number of questions of interest
to the profession. .2 sy
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RUSSIAN TERRoRIsTs.

Il Paris, April 1r.-Sone interesting
details respecting the condition of the
czar's life as they appear to his de-
tenders have been communicated to the
ST. Petersburg correspondent of a
Paris journal through an officer Of po-
lice. He says that his. inajesty's view is
understood to be. that all possible pre-
cautions must be taken, to thwart
criminal plans, not SO much in his
own personal interest as for the sake
Of those who entirely depend upon him.
Therefore Czarskoye Selo, from the
railway station to the imperial apart
nlents, is filed with detectives, spies,
and troops. Hard by the palace are
barracks in continuous communica-
ton with his nlajesty's household so
that the soldiers, who are very ready,
could be summoned at a moments S
notice. 81
Inside the edifce itself are trusty
warriors devoted body and soul to
Gods lieutenant, so that it is abso-
Ilutely impossible for any unauthorized
outsider to enter. And yet, says this
officer, the devilish ingenuity OF the
terrorists makes one shudder. Re-
Gently, for instance. when we investi-
gated the case Of the explosion in the.
Hotel Bristol, our men made dis.
.covery which horri6ed them, and, in
deed, all Of lis. They found the cos.
tame Of a police officer nothing more
--but what it signifed was that the
.diabolical criminal who was killed by
his own bomb intended to disguise
himself as police officer, get close ac-.s
cess to some dignitary or other per-
|songae and then perpetrate horrible
crime. N
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-11
RIOTING AT MADRID I.
4 ..... HAS BEEN SERIOUS

B Paris, April Tr.--Ohicial dispatches
received here show that rioting on the
Gale San Bernardo, Madrid, yesterday
was more serious than at first reported.
Troops fired on the mob, wounding fif-3
teen men. Rioters stoned the. windows
and did much other damage L-.5 I.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-11
CRISIS TODAY
IN The STRIKE ;
MAYOR DuNNE WILL BE
Il. ASKED TO ARBITRATE
The New Executive Is Expected to
/. Make All Arrangements to Settle
the Montgomery Ward s Co.
Trouble With the Teamsters.

Chicago, April 1I.-A crisis in the
controversy growing out of the Mont
gomery Ward & Co. teamsters' strike
was looked for today. Mayor Dunno,
it was said, would be asked by both
sides to arrange for arbitration. .fs.s3
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HOW PEZBILINSKI GOT
j. AWAY FROM HIS HOUSE

Appleton, Wis, April 1r.-xavier
Pezbilinski appeared before Judge
Goodland and voluntarily pleaded guilty
to numbering his wife on Feb. 2a by
beating her over the head with stove
lid. a saw and spade because she would
not let him go out of the house. He
was sentenced to life imprisonment. Be-
fore appearing in court Pezbilinski deed
ed his property to his children. -. :.
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PREFERRED SUICIDE.

Minneapolis, April Apprchended1
by detectives who had come to arrest
her and surrounded BY quantities Of
stolen goods, Mrs. w. j Moore, cfarg-
led with being a thief, committed suicide
m her apartments BY taking carbolical
|acid.
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80 q. sa..aa -. ,@-.-z 8atE1 ! 5s,<s
Will REACH -
. A MILLION Il ] !.
THAT NUMBER OF JAPS
WILL Pc IN !, I THE n FIELD
Mikado Will Have a Million Mem to
1 Face the Russians by FaII, and Man-
charia win Be Oyerrun by LITTLE
f-E, s&s atssg4e ESlaSfG - ~ -
i Brownies. p ~ -, .a

/ Toxic, April lit is reliably esti-
pr1ated the Japanese government will
have total exceeding 1,ooo,ooo men
m its military organization in Manchur-,
iai by next autumn. The fighting force,
Is} roughly estimated at 100000 men.
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KANSAS WRECK CAUSED
INJURIES TO SIX MEN

Topeka. Kas, April II.-Only three
passengers we're slightly injured in the
rear end collision between two passen-
ger trains on the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe road at Kinsley last night.
Three of the train crew were hurt. j.
A. Burnett, porter, and Frank Breeve,
fireman, being seriously injured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-11
MARKET FOR WHEAT.

Washington. April 1.-THE state.de-
partment has received the following
cablegram from D. r. Birch, American
consul at Malaga, Spain: II ~
Wheat duty has been reduced so per
cent on account of the failure OF The
crop. Advise sellers American wheat
in great demand - = 49, o. ~. " e
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HIS THROAT
WAS CARVED
A YOUNG DAGO WAS
BRUTALLY BUTcHHRED TODAY
He Was Asleep In His Home When
the Assassin crawled Through .
window and Cut Ills Throat Vic.
TINS Employees Suspected.

New York, April III While Camello1
Sarano, aged Io, lay sleeping in his
home in Brooklyn today, a man broke
through the rear window of the house
and cut the youths throat. Sarano
died shortly afterwards. The police
are searching for Paul Catilino his EN-
f,lover. 3a y
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ESCAPE W AS
REMARKABLE
WYOMING GIRL HAD
EXCITING EXPERIENCE
She Was Hurled Into the Air by an
En- 9 and the Locomotive Stopped,
Just We Pilot Passed Over Her
1I.-Whi1e a
nor, attempted

Laramie, Wyo >ril 1I.--Whi1e a
little girl, named nor. attempted
to cross the track iinS .,of a loco-
motive, the tender strlcN q D hurting
her into the air She landed on the
track and the engineer stopped the en-
CINE just as the pilot went over the
child's' body. She was severely bruised
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FIRE AT MILTON.

Milton, N. d, April II-H. 4. Ell
lingson's store was completely de-
stroyed by fire this evening. The loss
is about $1,000. The fire started
from a gasoline explosion The gaso-:
line was poured BY mistake on a fire
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-11
WILL UNITE
: HIS FORCES
RUSSIAN ADMIRAL HAS
HIS PLANS ARRANGED
All His Warships viii Be Gotten To.
gether ia One Squadron Ready to
Annlhilate the Fleet OF the Pestifer-
Gus Little Japs. 49,. ........., !

+. St. Petersburg, April lit is
practically known that Admiral Rojest-
vensky is trying to effect a juncture
with the division which passed Singa-
pore April &. This may not take place
until the two divisions reach Cape
Padran on the east coast of Cochin
China.
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: - 80 = Is3s w.
A PIONEER j
= PRIEST DEAD.
PROMINENT WORKER
E.}fa .-t.-., HAS PASSED AWAY
He Devoted Ills Life to Work Among
the Indians on the Bitter Root Valley
Of Montana and Had Spent Many
Years There. e ses FssF

Butte. Mont, April II:---Father Leo
pold Van Corp Of St. Ignatious Mission
in the Bitter Root Valley, is. dead He
was a pioneer of the northwest and
widely known Roman Catholic worker
among the Indians. i
The leader., 1905-03-11

IA days, $3.50. Serving days:.
Bill Jacobs, 28 days; VIII Wall,
% days; Andrew Dixon, 2S days;
Joe Sutton, % days; Albert Nc
David, % days; Wise King, 90
days; Sol Bruce, 5 days; Kid
Richardson, 8 days.
One escape since last report,
George Butler, who escaped on.
the Goth. Discharged: Wise
King served his days; Albert Nc
David, by cash, $3.50; Jake
Watson, by an appeal.
The first of the month was very
bad. | could not do much but cut
fire wood.
] have almost the entire farm
ready for the plow. have about
10 acres plowed, have built four
bridges, one Is feet long, one %,
one 70 and one SO feet. ] built
the four bridges il four days.
j. G. MILLER, Supt.
The petition of P. A. Reeves
and 13 others for a public road
from Bogue Chitto road at or
near Ben q. Reeves place, going
in a northwardly direction and in
tersectlng the Wellman road at
al. M. Summers be granted and
that w. j. Williams and j.. HI.
Rawls be appointed commission
ers to lay out said road and report
their action To the next meeting
Of this Board.
It is ordered that the Board do
now adjourn until tomorrow
morning at 8 O'Clock.
Q. r. JONES, Pres.
The leader., 1905-03-11
March ii,
1908.

company, for statutory aid for the
maintenance of the military com
pany in Lincoln county for twelve
months and the same being con-
sidered it is ordered by the Board
that the sum of FIVE dollars for
each and every one of forty mem
ters be and the same is herenoW
allowed and ordered to be paid to
the Stonewall Guards out of the
county treasury on che condition
chat said company shall be kept
up and maintained and an official
organization of 40 men for the en-
suing twelve months, il good
faith serving as such, upon the
said company entering into bond
in the penalty of two hundred dol
lars payable to the State Of Mis-
sissippi conditioned according to
law and il accordance with sec
zion 1892 of the code, and the said
Stonewall Guards appearing in
open court and rendering bond
in said sum of two hundred dol
lars conditioned as aforesaid with
itself as principal and W. M. w.
Welch, III. HI. Cain, d. ID. Ewing,
G. II. Pepper, X. K. Scott and a.
3. Moreton, Jr., as sureties,
wherefore said bond is approved
and ordered fled and recorded
and the clerk directed to issue
and deliver warrant on the treas
urer to said company or j. E.
Storm, its captain, payable out Of
the county treasury.
It is ordered by the Board that
the members and officers be allow
ed their per diem and mileage:
z. P. Jones, 2 days, SIS; j. g.
Bryant, 2 days, s miles, SIS. so:
C. M. Brister, 3 days, IL miles.
So. 20; Edward Smith, 3 days, 10
mileg, So; John Walker, 3 days,
s miles, SIS. so; r. w. McNair.
clerk, 2 days, So; r. G. Apple
white, sheriff, 2 days, So.
Ordered that the Board do now
adjourn.
Up. JONES. Pres.
The leader., 1905-03-11
|. 7. c. LAMAR.
HIS LIFE, TINES AND SPEECHES
BY EDWARD MAYS. LII. b.

The most suggestive and instructive
biography published Of Southern
statesmen of the reconstruction
period
n this particular juncture Of South
ern affairs no Southern man should
fail to read it.
The late Senator Walthall says OF il
that it is s.an accurate history Of the.
times IN which be lived, prepared with
great care and set forth ID most at
tractive style. Price $500.
z. r. CARLOSS, Agent,
Magnolia, Miss
The leader., 1905-03-11

John Walker, Q days inspecting
bridges, $4; VIM. Nj. Russell,
building bridge on Furr's place,
$29.25; VIM. M. Russell, survey
ing land for county, $35; Albert
Evans, work on bridges and ,cul-
verts, $2T; a. A. Burns, clearing
road instructions caused BY
freeze, $50; |. P. Williamson,
same, $50; Ivey & Co., same, $50;
w. B. Burns, working 3A miles
of road for End quarter, $25; 6.
w. Ivey & Co.. working roads for
End quarter, $700; Albert Evans
clearing road distractions caused
by freeze, $50.
1t is ordered by the Board that
the commissioners appointed to
lay out q road from {. B. Prices
old mill place, and intersecting
the Holmesville and Brookhaven
road near Jimmie Kyzar's place,
be dismissed and that their ac-
count for same be allowed and re-.
port received and fled.
Il is ordered by the Board that
A. @. johnson be allowed to erect
gates across the Wellman and
Bogue Chitto road, provided the
gate shall open both ways, and
chat he place suitable mounting
blocks and hitehing posts on each
side of the gate.
On Hon. G. M. Brister's report
#on his inspection of the bridge
built across a prong of Topisaw
creek at the Barney Lewis place,
that the bridge is not up.
to plans and specifications, that
part of the flooring and one Of
posts are not suitable lumber for
bridges, the post being sap and
the flooring not the size stated in
the plans and specifications for
bridges.
The report of Hon. C. Z. Mont
gemery was received, fled and
approved.
On motion duly seconded to all
low each OF the road contractors
$50 extra services for removing
the timber and other obstructions
in the road caused BY the freeze,
the motion was carried. Ayes
Smith, Bryant and Walker. Nays
- Brister.
To the Honorable Board of SUI
perYisors of Lincoln county,
Miss.
Gentlemen: / beg leave to
make my report as superintendent
of the County Convict and Poor
Farm for the month Of February,
1905. have 5 paupers and Is
prisoners of the first class. Pris-
oners have worked on their days.
FINES.
Joe Larkin, 2S days, $500;
George Haywood, % days, So. go;
The leader., 1905-03-11
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF REGULAR
MARCH TERM, 1905.
State of Mississippi,
Lincoln county.

lOUntO vi 4s1lSOl0S{ RHls
Lincoln county.
Be il remembered that at a reg
ular term of the Board of Super.
visors, begun and held in the
chancery clerks office, in the
court house in the city Of Brook
haven, on the first Monday of
March, the same being the sixth
day of March, 1905; there we're
present the Hon. q. p. Jones,
president, district No. /; j. G.
Bryant, district No. 3; G. M.
Brister, district No. 8; Edward
Smith, district No. 4; John Wal
ker, district No. 5, members; r.
G. Applewhite, sheriff, and r. w.
McNair, clerk.
The following proceedings we're
had and done, to-wit:
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
Fred Kees, lumber for four.
bridges, $146.O5; IA. G. Seavey q
Sons, merchandise as per bill on
file for farm, $3S. 80; Z. Cohn &
Bros, merchandise for county
farm, $50. .93; j. g. Miller, 4 sows
and Is pigs for county farm, $40:
S. P. Oliver, / Poland China
male, SIS; j. G. Miller, salary for
February, and $l.OO cash paid
for bread, $41; AL. Lotion, guard
on farm for February, 500; Geo.
Smith, 4 days work on bridges,
SIS; q. p. Jones, 2 days inspecting
bridges, So; w. A. Walker, re-
pairing bridges as per contract,
So; Pearl River Lumber Co., lum-
Der for fencing for county farm,
$40; Geo. d. Barnard e Co., sta
tionery as per bill, $20.85; Wal
ker Evans Cogswell CO., ] docket
and express, 81. 40; S. H. Pep
per, holding inquest of Irwin
Lotion, S.; Sam Smith, deputy
constable for inquest, So; w. T..
Byrd, juror for inquest, ST. Bud
Fuller, same, ST.; George jackson,
same, 81 Pomp jackson, same,
ST; Krauss Smith same, ST.; Lee
Alfred, same, ST.; G. d. Hodges,
laying out road 3 days, $3; Ar
chic Buie, same, So; r. I'll. Hof
nina, cost of Lou Baker, $780,.
j. D. Blue, same, $5.25; Annie
Allen, witness III Lou Baker case,
a. ~ II -
The leader., 1905-03-11
SECOND DAY.

Tuesday morning, March the
7th, 1905, the Board met pursuant
to adjournment, present same as
yesterday.
The leader., 1905-03-11
Lost Certificate.

Certificate Of Deposit No 5i7, Commercial
Bank; $4,000, having been lost or misplaced,
the public is warned NOT to negotiate for same.
(Eeb: 1874 Wl MRS. +. 4. PEEYY
The leader., 1905-03-11

Joe Larkin, % days, $500;
George Haywood, 28 days, $500;
George Butler, 20 days, 81; John
Davis, 28 days, $3.50; Noah John
son, 2S days, $500. Lum Phil
lips, 2S days, $3.50; Hartwell
Scott, 2S days, $3.50; Hiram Leg
gett, rs days, $500: Charley
Robertson, 20 days, 81; Ellis Sar-
TIM, a8 days, $500; Halls Hall,
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PRIZES EoR PUZZLE soLxERa
Great Scheme Whereby Every Correct
Answer VIII Win Raward

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