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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
Da8 1bai abm drts.

Tuh'ur. - Sci ben Samilien @aspar
Smborf unb Gaspar 0sibel mar lesten
SOnntas ainOstuufe, nobel Sr. PaitOr
9urr amtirte. Ssrr 98eibsl lit Der
S6wieseriObu oes Serru SObn S6ilo
(Gurpenter) unb lestsrer mar Ratbe unO
oiels EbatIade wirO enti9uloiSen, SaB
er Ii6 reenen tOofte", Der nidt BON
i6lehten @ltern mar. Der Serser aber
fam biutenna6, oils er merfte, oaB er
sanS uno gar feline GOrreipOnosn; uer'
srIien batte.-Der S6wei;sr Wtdnuer-
dor bereitet iid Dor, auf gieuiabr cine
srOBers Seitlidteit in @eber's Rint ab'
,ubalten.-gtm %. September wiro Der
@ilbelm Gell S9iieen Club ieine re9el'
mdbise YerIummlunS ubbalten. = Sbs
i6on mir ltol; iinO auf 9srdiioent &Oos
ieuelt uuo ieinen 8eitrebuu9en i'm Sns
tereIie Der Sumanitdt Die bOdite 9lhts
una ;olen, bleiben mir bod allemeil
quite Oemofraten. - Serr Subn S6ilb
(Gurpenter) seOentt nd6ite Sode wie'
Der in ieiu eiseneS Seim su Sieben, na6'
Dem sr eini9e nOtbise Reparaturen Se'
ma9t bat, unO wirb aud bann wieOer
msbr 9uit uub WtuBe gum S6reiben
baben. = Die Oiientli6en S6ulen wur'
ben am Dienita9 NIT elmer beoeuteno
uer9r0Berten S6iiler;abl wieoer croft
net. NeiOer lit Die ueue 9odldule nod
nidt gang fertis. bod wiro bieS in fir
SETTER Sriit Der 5all iein, unO oann tann
cine 9ieueintbeiluu9 Der S6iilerflaHeu
9ema6t meroeu. - Sir ben ndhiter
Sabresconpeut bes @riitli 9unoes Don
9tOro slmerifa lit aud scranton alf
SisuussOrt in SOri6la9 sebra6t DOr'
ben uuo es iOllte uns freuen, penn nil
Die 0feprdientanten bes S6pei;eruOlfes
bier besriiBen, bepirtben uno unterbal'
ten tOuuten. = Die 2aDlOr Silper @ora
net Yano bdlt mor9en uuO Samita9 in
bsm 2elpis 9BGlb6en Elm Yic 0iic ub. =
Sin Serbitliifterl webct, gu 6liibmanr
g. 8eibel gebet iiir 3eitsemaBe. Sleioer.
= Our6 cine ;u i6nell erfol9tC
Sprengun9 in Der 9Silliam U. 3e6t
wurbe Samita9 9tutban GbOmas uOr
DID Sor9e lebr bOs am suuien Sber,
tOrper uerbrannt iOoaB Ieine ueber'
fiibrun9 na6 Dem yadawunnu 6oipitaI
nOtbi9 mar. Gr wirS ii9 pieOer ct,
bolen.
- 2Bdbreub ,pei Wtiliionare am
Sonnta9 otadmitta9 gu SlO 6Or9e einC
slniabl Staliener ju betebren luhten.
CAB es einen sluirubr, in msl6em
Steine semOrien unb aud mebrert
6euolueridIiie abge9eben wurOen. Gint
Beriou, 6ranf Bipi, erbielt bur6 eineu
Stein einen S6nitt am Sopfe, ionii
puroe weiter niemanO uerlest. 2ong
Rateruo wurbe ais Der Gbdter cinsieit
9emaht.
- Sn einem 9auo9emense, Oas
ii6 Samitug 9tadt in elmer 98irtbidait
in OurDea ereisnete, wurbe Dem Stan.
lep YarOsti elm sluse uusseitObsn unS
Dem 5runs @ulusfi bic SddOslbuut an
mebreren Stellen uufseriiisn. 9lntbong
OturoBt, 3oiepb Srois. StanleD Srt.
mons, GOWarO 9iarodi uno Soc Dalng
wurosn WtOntas als bic &dSstsfiibrsr
uerbaitet nno uuter Yiir9iduft &C.
itellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
Bon Der Snefeite.

Sin ;pei Wtonute altes Sinh Der
Gbeleute @eorse 8. Sartmann itarb
WtOntus unO wuroe Dienita9 beerbist.
Den @beleuten @eOrse Seler uOn
Bird StruBe uno Reter Shols BON
Rittston 9lueuue iino GO6ter 9sboren
noroen.
gBeecn @inbru6s in Die Feter Rou.
rid g8obnuns an Sillow StruBe am
Disnitus gia6t muBte Walter Siuinsti
s25 Struie besublen.
Serr @sOrse Birtb iun., Der uls
Maidiuiit i'm Wturineboi gu Baibiuss
ton, .. g., anssitsllt lit. beiiuOet Ii4
gum Seiu6 bel ieiusr Wtutter an Sidorp
Strabe.
SarolO, Der 8 WtonatC alte Sobn Der
@beleuts 0ifOluuS SOiOu9 pom Bird
StraBe. itarb 5reitas 0ia6mittas uno
puros am SOnutus gta6mittaS int
YittstOn 9lueuue 6rieobOie beeroist.
Saulrutb Senrp 8. S'Wtullep itarb
SOnntus I'M Safuwuuua SOipital, mo-.
bin er Samitas sur Sebanoluns elmer
Orsauiiden Srantbeit 9snOmmen Wors
ben mar; CT mirO BON Der Satin uno
orei Srioern iiberlebt.
Sn ieiuer 98Obnun9 Gil Sig StraBe
peri6ieo am SOnntas SObn TOoer i'm
9llter pOn 63 Sabren. Die 8eerbisuug
erfOlste 0ienitus gtadmittas i'm 5Oreit
Sil Srieobofe, uad einem Graueroienit
in Der oeuti6en Saptiiten Sir6e an
Siforp StraBe.
Sutberiua unO SObn RileD bon
8root StraBe rsi6tsu DOuueritae
sesen Die StaOt cine Sla9e fir $4,000
@ntidGoi9un9 elm, neil ibr @i9entbum
anseblid beI6Gbi9t ipurbe unb aud neil
6rau RileD auf einen Saufeu Sufiteint
trat uno li6 babel 6as SSuBgelenl
brad.
Our6 eiuen fldffenben SunO in
Sdreden seiast, brannten WtOntaa
WtOrsen Die EferOe Oes Bidders SObu
SdrOoel uou Geoar 9luenue our6, mos
bel Der 98a9en beinabe uollitdnOis SER
triimmert uno bas Yadpsrt mad alien
Ri6tunsen 9el6leuoert waro. Der
Greiber entfam gum Slid obne Ser
Iesuu9en.
Die Scranton SGuserruuOe bate
Dienita9 slbeno Seamtenwubl unb es
limb Die neucn Seamten fol9enbe /:
BrdiiOsnt, 6. u. Sasen Si,e Prdiis
bent, S8. Suowis; Setretdr, SObn
@reiner Sbusmeiiter. SObn S6rOoel
Ir. PrOf. @ussn Suile wuroe wisOsrs
I'M gum DiriSeuten erwdblt. Der
98abl folste cine semiitblide Sisuug.
slls Elm StraBeubabnwasen Conner
flag 0tadt bic idarie Sie9uus an Der
Gfe uOu Seed StraBe uno Stone
sluenue mahte. uerlieB er bic @eleiie,
lief iibsr Die StraBe uuO fra6te sesen
einen Gelesrupbenpfoiten. pObei 6ruu
Sobn llttrOot BON Sruins glusuue unO
ibre GO6ter, 6ruu Senrp 0tciOsnbu6,
abseI6leuOert unO uerleet wurOen, aud
cine itarte Oierueueri6iitteruns erbielten.
6rau llttroot. bic 20 Sabre aft 1T, be.
fanb ii6 uu6 Oem llnfulle in eiuem &c.
fdbrli6eu 3uitanOe. bod erwartete Der
bebuuOeluOe 9lrSt trOsbem ibre @ene'
Jung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
Sbplcra . o cfabr.

Our6 bulletins lpuroe am Dieuital
Utor9en in Berlin offi;iell mitsetbeilt
OaB in PrenBeu &C ueue Sale uOn @r'
frantunseu unO 23 3OOesfGlle in 6olst
uOn Gboleru porsefommen iino. 90
Die meiiten @rtruntun9sfGlle in OOrferr
uu6 tleiuen Stdoten oil Der Nei6lel
uorssfommen iino, 10 fam man oaraus
ben S6luB 3ieben, baB Die BON Der
Ssu6s bsim9eiu6ten Diitritte allmdb'
li9 9rO6er merosn. Dienita9 WfOrssn
wuroe pon Dem Rei6ss s@eiunobeitsamte
Die itrenss Seriiisuns erlaiieu, oaB als
oil ben liern Der Ueihiel 9elesenen @rs
friI6nnsslotale unb Offeutlideu Ser.
sniisuusspIdse, bic iib nidt in Stdos
ten befinOen, seidIohen werorn iOlleu,
neil oisislben iebr bdufi9 BON 5lOBsrn
beiu6t weroen. slub in Der Rei6ss
bunptitaOt fiir6tet man Oas slusbre6en
Der Seu6e uuO bat besbalb bereits in
SOpenid elm srOses 3sltlager fir etwa.
iss Srante erri6tsn lahsn uuo sbeniO
cine ipe,ielle station erri6tst, uon Der
aus Der 6luBuertsbr senau bepa6t wsrs
ben ipl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
6pSe Narf Ncti;en.

StH SYIltultH Oo9u SultOIuJ
uon @arftslb 9lpeuue lit elm S6bnlsin
9eboren norben.
- Die 8eitieite Sauoels .8eb0rbs
miro mOr9en slbeno nah elmer mebr.
mOnatliden gafanj wieOer ibre Gbdti9'
felt aufnebmen.
Sn Der ct. SobanueS osutidsn
tutbOl. air6e WurOen seiterH WtOrsen
SRI. Clara 0tuB uno Serr @burlss q.
Roiur our6 Pfurrer 8. u. 6rifer Su
einsm sliidIi6sn Paure oerbunOen.
Sames gB. Glarte, 21s Siftb
9luenue wObnbuft, erlus seitsrn Gbenb
in BEN gBiltesburre 9Oipital ben Ser
leeunsen, Die er am Disnitas our6 ben
Saa pom Der Oaielbit i'm Sau be-
9riiieuen Srauerei erlitteu bate.
- @eorse Burns. Der bel SObn
Hobnep uon ScrantOu StraBe in Soft
ging uno babel einem auoeren Solts
sdnser mebrere slrtitel itabl, muroe
Samita9 perbaftet unO fir lein 9eri6ts
li6es @rideinen unter Sir9idaft &c.
felt.
- @eorge Garreq BON Ounmore
unS SRI. 9ertrub 6. Strunt uon @beit'
nut apsnus wurOeu Dienitas giadt
our6 Paitor 8. s. WtcDermOtt in iei'
nsr @Obnuns un 0iorO 9pOe Part sIues
nue ;u eiuem sliifli6en Gbepaar einge'
iesuet.
So6n ader, elm 2adawannu
g8ei6eniteller, ftel SamitaS 0tadt pom
einem @iiterwusen unO lanNete neben
ben 9eleiien auf Dem SOpfe, oaonrA
einen S4dOelbruh uno anoere Sers
lesunsen erbalteno, bic sur 3eit als
lebenssefGbrli6 betrabtet wuroen. Gr
wurOe in beiinnunssloiem 3uitanoe
Dem WtOies 9aplOr SOipital iiberiiibrt.
- glnitatt Den ibm iiberse9ebenel
Orabt ;u ipanuen, Der ibm pom Der
@ouiolioirten 9elepbOn GOmpanie gu
Dem 3wede iiberwieisn wurOe, erIaHSte
am 6rsitas u. .. S8ebb Don Gpuou
StraBe ben Seiitano uOn Batrif
6erritD pom Der slei6en StraBe unO
beibe wanOten ii6 Ounn nit Oem 80
PfunO wie9enoen neuen Supferorubt
mad sinsm SuutlaSen, UNI i'm gu Der.
auBern. Der SuntbanOler slleranoer
@raB id0pfte jeOOb Yeroadt uuo be-
na6ri6tiste Die YOliSei unO Oas 0te'
iultat mar Die Serbaituu9 Der beioen
Oiebs. gsi 6em ipGteren 8erbOr wurs
ben Iie oann aui cine oiesbe;ii9li6e
9lnflase fiir ibr seribtlihes @rIdeineu
unter is $500 Sir9ibuit Seitellt.
- 9iosib Wfi6aels BON gteunter
StraBe erbOb am Dieuitus se9eu Paitor
u. 3Osbp uOn Der uiipriiden tutb. Stride
an 9teunter Stra6c Die sruuirenbe 9lns
tlass, OaB Oieier nit isiner Satin trimis
uellen llmsauS 9ebabt babe uno bel Dem
iolsenoen 8erbOre puroe Baitor 3O9bp
untsr $500 Siir9iduft fir iein ssri6ts
lihes @riheiuen geitelt, wdbreno 6rau
Uii9aels in @rmauselun9 einer sleihen
SHrsi6aft in's @eidusniE Wanberte.
YaitOr 3ogbp erbob bann sesen Wtis
6aclS cine slntlase auf Wieineio uuO
bieier muBte fir iein seridtlides @rf
iteiuen ebenfulls $500 8iireidaft itel'
len. Yuitur 3OsbD ertldrt bic pom
Wti6aels erbObenc Seiduloisuns als
uuwabr unb beleioiseno, pdbreuO lestes
rer bebauptet, oaB lsine Satin fur, na6
1 llbr um Wtitterna6t aus Oas Sailors
@obuuns fam, nu6Oem er lie uerseblid
Die 9anje 9ia9t Seiudt bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
Sritifehcs 6ei6naecr in Scutfeb en-
GieipdiIcru,


Die en9liide 8analf flotte iibt in oer
SitIee in oeutihen @epdHern Dor Ssut.
i6en Sdfen. Die bittere Pille pirt
bur6 2iebeusmiirbigfciten periii6t, BIZ
iid Die Oeutide uuo Die ensliide Wiarint
9esenieitis srmeiIen. Nber Die Siebens.
wiirOisteiten iinO fteifer gtutur. Sis
beidranten ii6 aui bic OffiSielen Ss.
sriiBuusen Der 9ei6waOer6efs, Die
OaraufiOlsenOe Ginlaouus oes Sffiiiers
corps, 2Ouite auf Die Sameraoen Der
.bsireunoeten" Wta6t. 9lm liebiten
pirosu iie rtlar gum @efe6t" comman.
oiren. Die Depei6eH iusen uon Der
6lotte, oG6 iie BON ben oeutifen Beh6rs
ben in rour6auS correfter 6Orm" se.
i6ub. Das 9eniist, mo iOnlt Der
GntbuiiasmuS bimmslbO6 iau6,enO
lit. Die 3eitunsen nsbmsu ii6 iebr gu.
iummsn, irseuO stwas uufrsuneli6es
seseu Die Sritsn gu iuSen uuO psrmei-
ben ieOe @eIeSenbeit, Sessu Die r@dlte"
lnfreunOlid Su eri6eineu. lin Die bel.
ben sroBen 6lOtten Su lebsu, lieien
Spe;ialjiise aus Der sanjsn gia6bar.
i6aft ua6 SwinenriinOe, uuo Iau.
ienbe pom RsriOnen iabeu ii6 bas
S6auipieI an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
Ser Gdfcin Der @eiunbbeit III

Die 3irtulatiOn reinsn Ylutes. Sbn(
oasielbe merbst Sbr alien mOsli6en
tOrperlitsn 2eiOen unterworfen isin.
6orni's 9llpentrdutsrs9 s9lutbeIsbsr itei'
bet alle llnrsinistsiten aus Dem SDitem
aus unb idufft usues, rei6es, rOtes Slut,
Die Stiise Der @siunObsit. aann nur
uOn Sps,ial.asenten ODER ben @i9entii.
msru Oirett beSOssn wsrOsu. aoreiiirt
Or. 9stsr 5ubrueD & Cons Co.. 112-
11s 90. SODue slus,, GbicusO, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
Sic idbrli6e
SerbltauSlteuung
BON
8ettOedell

purbs Thning trSifnst NIT vtsItn lpdsnesn
SHtrttu. nm Sn @tIsssnbdt Bhris ju str'
IsbtH.
@an, gBoae, pnlb @olIe uno Saumiuolls
Bettoeden
In alItu @spibhn, 6arbsu, DtIllns une Aualt'
tltsn. Der siniis ppafduhiss gouaib, psIt.r
I'm uprtEiiIi6tn ptnnipIpauien gstist ptre
Giufa6, 9tttetdtu in fancy StpIsn fur Saet
@spGnesr, in bhbi6sn 6arbsn uuc pr ttpoltr
3siIns. Stbtt bic 6tnifnausftluns. Das
ppn uns stbaIttur a1priimtnt II snolOs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

JttITtH VVtI WWBEHItEHEH FHIFFH VEVFHHW'
900 Glen ~ oisism preiie, mtbr psnu
Sw ID lpGitr pnulhtu, ~ mtbr 8slo pabr-
IGsinlit. Dds Su6 II ftR une gut stmatt
Iit 5arbtu idblitesu Gin aas bic psrIanaitu
S6aitiruussn in Itibhu uuc punfltn Gf1slitn,
une % IL itiut 6rast iibsr bic @ais csr Vpr'
tbsils ~ brm prsilt. Ditls @O8t 80 Grnts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
@ute mribe 8ettiiberjiise.

grtra srrs. babiSss Rarfsiats @ufr, Elm
esidumis 8Gues.
Rur 500 ~ oieiem prtiie. gitis biibitsr
geubtJass puretn ju is S1.25 biais itin
Gle fSuntn 10 ptsls ME sspiiul@t aasmdblsn
hisis 0odt fur 9S 6ents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

@ute arbsit gu mdBisen Breiieu lie.
fsrt bic a98o6sublutt" Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
0eue mannii6e au,us 6epebs.

Sn Shsiftu uub Wii6unstn. paIIsnb fiji
Rtiitn pbtr alssmriutn farfsn @sbraub.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-30
CHUCK CONNORS DISCUSSED
A BOWERY EVANGELIST

~ = II ~ y.
New York, Dec. 80. While the
Rev. William Asher and his plump,
pretty wife we're preaching and sing
ing -he preaching and she singing
to the crowd in Gallagher's saloon
ON the Bowery last night Chuck Com
jnors, the prose poet of Chinatown,
stood just outside catching the services
in broken doses whenever the swing
doors swung. 81 s3
Nav, I amt goin' in now, said
Chuck, replying to an invitation.
Dere's guy behind the bar inside
dat amt any friend Of mine, and, be-
sides, i don't know about dis here gos-
pei game. Coin to a preachirl' in a
gin mill down here is like watchin' de
devil skate; Ills a little bit uncommon;
and amt looixin' for no novelties.
DE guy wot' S runnin' his layout
wot's de name, Asher? He seen me
de other day in Becfsteak Johns where
I'D been wearin' de feed bag, and he
asks me to go wild his outfit troo de
Bowery. and interduce him around.
Ny friend, says, 'Derc's rlothin do
in. It amt in my perfession and /
amt de one to skab on annuder's job.
AT dat guess he's on de level and
wish him we'll. Say, does de preacher
pass de hat7 No; well, it's a good
ting. Derc's places in dis neighborhood
where he wouldn't get de hat back
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-30
NEED AMERICAN WHEAT

Mexico City, Mex, Dec. 3o.-Owing
to the scarcity of wheat caused by the
partial failure of the wheat crop, the
government has removed the duty on
American and Canadian wheat, begin
ming with Jan. I. When it was realized
in the beginning of fall that the crop
was short, the duties we're lowered by
the government, but the entire remov-
al became imperative, when the reports
Of the actual crop showed that it was
even smaller than expected. The city
bakers have reduced the size of their
1oaves,. asserting that it was impossi-
Bic for them to give the same weight
as formerly. There is small supply
still in the hands of the large farm
ers, but not sufficient to bring down
the price. The price Of corn is also
very high and this causes great. hard
ship among the poor. "a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-30
WANT BRIDGES FREE.

If Pittsburg, Pa Dee. 3o On behalf
of large number of taxpayers attor-
1iey John F. Cox today filed petition
in the courts, asking for the appoint
ment Of viewers under the act off May
8, 1876, for the purpose Of acquiring,
for the county, the Ninth, Seventh and
Sixth street bridges between this city
and Allegheny, The viewers are to
inquire and report whether these
bridges are necessary for the accom-
mediation Of public travel, and assess
the amount Of damages If any, sustain
ed by the corporation owning the
bridges, BY reason Of taking the same
as county bridges, free to- the public
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-30
SPEAKERsHIP Fl CHIT.

Albany, N. ". Dec. 3o--The battle
ground in the contest sfor the Republican,
nomination for speaker Of the state as
setnbly is now transferred to this city,
with the arrival of Assemblynian Ed
win A. Merritt the candidate supported
BY State Chairman Odell as against
James W. Wadswofth, jr, for whom
Gov. Higgins has announced his pre-
ference. Both candidates are expected
to remain here until after the republican
caucus on Tuesday night. when, it is
conceded the fight at least for the
speakership itself will end. Mr.. Mer-
rift said today he had no idea his sup
porters would bolt The caucus. Governor
Higgins held the same opinion. Both
men expressed confidence Of election.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-30
TROUBLE IS :
ADJUSTED
PRINCESS LOUISE DROVE
Al GOOD BARGAIN
She Gets Big Aiimony In Exchange
for i Few Old Photos and Letters
and Gets an Even Break In the d.
yorce. ~, 5 b. I.

q. Paris, Dec. 3o.The conditions of the
settlement Of the quarrel between Prin-
cess Louise, the eldest daughter Of
King Leopold of Belgium and her hus-
band Prince PHILIPPE are that the prince
pays her $22r, 600 alimony annually and
ST. 900 900 in instalments. King Leo
pold guarantees his daughter an am
ntiity Of $1,000. The princess agrees
to hand over all photogr apis and docu-
ments to the prince s. lawyers. Both
agree to accept the decree of the court
OF Gotha ito. divorce on the grounds
OF incom mpatibility Iof esnper. ,5,2. 81. I.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-30
BURLINGTON INDICTED FOR
GIVING BIG REBATES

Chicago, Dec. 3o The federal grand
Jury today returned an Indictment against
dthe Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rail-
road, Darius Miller. FIRST vice president,
and G G. Burnham, foreign freight
agent, on the charge Of granting rait-
road rebates.
The Indictment charges that the re-
bates were all granted TO the United
States Steel Products GO. Of New York,
a subsidiary company to the United
States Steel Co. All of the shipments
on which the indictment alleges rebates
were paid, were from six cities which
are named in the indictments, to VAN
couver, British Columbia Twenty-six
separate offenses are charged.
The indictment further alleges that
by ali agreement between the defendants
and number of connecting railroads
a joint tariff was made and filed with
the interstate commerce commission.
The freight rates were paid, it is de-
clared in the indictment, according to
the tariff, but afterwards rebate of
about 80 per cent was allowed to the
shipper Iii all cases the United States
Steel produce export company was the
recipient Of the money, according to the
Indictment.
The shipments with which the IN
dictfnent deals were made from Elwood,
Ind Martins Ferry Oh; Pittsburg, Pa,
Newcastle, Pa, Cleveland, O.. and Jol-
let. Til
AS soon as the indictments were laid
before Judge Bethea in the United
States circuit court lie fixed bonds Of
5000 in each case, and the officials Of
the Burlington road were notified to-
call and give bail to the amount of
$4,000 which they agreed to do without
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-30
Insurance Investigating
!. Committee Concluded
Long Expose Of Sensational In
surance Frauds viii End
a. IA kEayz = r. L ELis,
at New York Today
Voluminous Testimony Will Be
Embodied in a Report to
the Legislature.

New York, Dec, 3o.-After pursuing
"a line of inquiry into the methods OF
lMe insurance cpvtring period of
nearly four months the legislative in
surance investigation committee will end
its sessions today
The vast accumulation of testimony,
containing revelations which astounded
the public will be prepared into the
form of a report to the legislature.
Joel G. VanCice. actuary of the Equit-
able, was the FIRST witness today. He
said Henry B. Hyde had tried to make
him figures on dividends declared high
er than he thought advisable. This was
about fifteen years ago. Hyde had been
persuaded to abandon that plan.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-30
MARSHAL
WAS KILLED
BURGLARS in MINNESOTA
.szs. T.. TOWN WERE MURDEROUS
II Is Supposed the Officer Heard Them
and Tried to Crawl into the Store
When He Was Shot From the In
side. i5sS55. ssag1 " n J. f H II 5

Hayfeld, Mimi, Dec. so. Ole Habey,
marshal of this village. was shot and
killed by burglars at 2 o'clock this morn
ing. who were ransacking the general
store of Bellan Bros. Habey was evil
IDENTITY trying to get inside the store
and was shot by the robbers within.
:Mortally wounded he crawled to the
street, where he died. His body was
found by Sheriff B=own. who had just
stepped from the train coming from ST.
Paul. The rnurderers escaped.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-30
Sensations { Developing
in Haziills 1 Investigation
1any rIembers OF the Graduating
%; p, Class Are Said TO Have
% Been rlixed Up. .>.. \
The - sale Implication Has
Caused q Great Sensation
Among Midshipmen.

Annapolis, Dec. 3o-The court mar
tial which has been trying the cases Of
sMidshipnen Coffin and Decatur chafg-
ed with the hazing did not hold a ses-
sion this morning. The developments
iof the last twenty-four hours connect
ing SO many members Of the gradual
ing class with hazing and the rumors Of
wholesale implication Of others caus-
ed great excitement among the, body Of
s1nidshipnen. Decatur was arraigned
before the court this afternoon and
pleaded not guilty. @ 2s 52s.55, iS.5 ) s.-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-30
EE.Xl4REcEIVER ARRESTED.

Omaha, Dec. go. G. Pettijohn
who was recently removed from the Of
fice Of receiver Of the Valentine Land
office, was arrested upon a complaint
filed BY Special u. S. District Attorney
Rush BY direction of the attorney gem
erals Office. Pettijohn is charged with
ssubornation Of perjury, conspiracy in
securing fraudulent land entries and
lunlaWfully inclosing government lands.
Attorney Tucker Of Valentine was also
arrested for alleged completely in the
land frauds. Word has also been re-
ceived BY the federal authorities here
of the arrest Of Edward Letson, son
Eof Mayor Letson Of Horton, Kas., in
the same connection. 1t is announced
that other arrests will follow very short
" al ss VI iai
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-30
DRINK OF WATER
KILLED RAIL ROAD MAN

Tacoma, Dec. 3o.AIbert Sandy, 4
railroad man, fell dead on the Sidewalk
in Main street at Colyillc, yesterday,
as the result Of heart disease. Sandy
had been drinking heavily for several
days, and was SOLDERING up when he
called At the bar Of saloon for Il
drink of water He drank she wster
and AS he stepped into the street lie
threw his hand to his heart and sank
down without uttcring word, cxpifr
ing III less than a minute. Sandy came
from Oregon to Calyillc about i year
ago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-30
: NEW YEAR PROGRAMME.

Washington, Dec 3o.-Secretary
Loeb issued the official programme for
President :Roosevelt's New Year re-
sception at the white house. 55%.G..,
For the first time since the death OF
Vice President Hobart the vice pres
ident will appear at "a New Years re-
ception. Vice President and Mrs.
Fairbanks will be received first by the
president and Mrs. Roosevelt and then
will take places behind the fine, as a
part Of the receiving party In other
respects next Mondays reception will
differ only in minor details from re-
.ceptions Of past years,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-30
CHICAGO WATER WAGON w.
DRIVERS HAVE STRUCK

Chicago, Dec. 80, - The water wag-
on drivers have struck. ,. II.
Next week, if the signs count for
anything, not water wagon wheel
may turn, and any person who at
tempts to climb onto one will be con-
sidered a strikebreaker. Then again,
the trouble may be settled.
The drivers are said to have chosen
this time to strike with the idea that
great hardship will be worked next
Monday, when thousands intsnd to seek
a ride. 4Ss S55
The drivers employed by a distilled
water company think that $I5 a week
isafot enough for their aaaerpus duties
They want $I8 week and; a commits!
sion on their sales besides. Officials
Of the company say there is not eTiodgh
money business at this season and hope
there will be no inconvenience caused
to water drinkers next week. 4.