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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Die aeitation unter Der 2anbbeb6l=
ferunq behnt f4 aus.

Die agitation unter Der 9anobebDl-
bebnt f4 aus.
Sapan.
o ee9tsIagein Der W q n BE-
9urei.
g t. Yetersburg, 3. Wdr3.
Na9 ben lsbtsn Na6ridten 1T Die
Sdladt in Der Gront cine anseineine
linb bon berspeifsltsm@ baratter. S4on
BEL Den sinlsitsnosn 3dmpfen paren bic
@erlufe auf beiben Geiien auBeror.
oentli4 grOb. Obglei4 IS uffl3isl ni4t
suseae6en piro. if es bod fiber, bab
2uropattin's gnnss Gnfrengurl.
gen barauf seri9tet fno, feline grmss
sliidli4 mad benz Sie=paRe surid3u=
st Iiefert Elm Rtidsusssefe&t unfer
iebr fdmierigen 1mfdnosn. Sie Sa=
paner baben ni9t alein ieinen linten
6lngel suridsswOrfsn, cine aOlonne
ion aud f9on ben 6un=SluB bel Gu-
ibun tiberiaritten baben. Inter benz
mirtiamsn Jsuer ibrsr g%elaserun9s-
sefdhbe bsbrdnsen bic Sapaner bas
ruffide 3etrum bart uno Ruropattin
3iebt fi9 allmdblid 3urid.
Der gsriud Der Sapaner ben re4ten
ruiff9en 5lisel su umseben mar ni9t
srfol9ret9, aber leBtere uurbe faif auf
bic 2inis BON Wutoen 3uriid9ebrdn9t.
3msi ruifi9e Sipiionsn tuurben abs
9si9idt um Der meitaussreifenoen um-
sebung bonn 2iao-SluHe sesen Sin:
mintin go Weilsn nsfli9 bon Mut'
benz sntsesensutreten. aber fe famen
an ipdt. Die Sapansr batten bic
Staot f9On 9effern beiebt unb muroen
erf BEL Sspnipu III Weilen bon Mut-
benz gum Steben gebradt. Die &uHer
fouen big Sefern Mbenb 1000 Wann
berloren 6aben.
General Rennentampf 3ei9nste lid
Defenders aus Bel ben 3dmpfen in ben
gerapdHen iho6fli9 bon Wutben.
g batetur, 8. Mdrs. 6sftise
2dmpfss oausrten ben ganSen Sag an.
Bier iapaniide Sibiionen ffeben ettpa
IL Weilsn psfili9 bon Wutoen. Die
Sapansr maaten beute 2 Snfanteries
ansriHe auf ben putiloH.0 tigel, tuur'
ben absr 3uridgei&lagen. sic feben
bic 8eidisBuna fort.
Sis Sapansr srifen heute Morgen
ben duBerfien rufRf9en linfen SlH9el
am @auto. gafe unb 2 anberer1 punts
ten an. Die friber aulge9ebenen Stel=
lunsen wurben bon ben 2uhen t1ieoer
bsisbt.
Nmeritani9es 6 off
gefapert.
Sofio, 8. Mdra. SO piro be-
ri9tet, Dab Der ameritanii9e Sampfer
Sacoma nit 1000 SOnnen eefalaenen
6lsiI9es bon Seattle nod DlabimOfod
betimmt, felt benz Is. Geb. n6roli@
bon Sottaibo i'm @iie feffliegt.
Shweben unb Norpesen.
In ferfrifis.
ghri T | a, 8. Wdr3. CUR
Gbme6sluns bat nun aud Normesen
feline Miniferfriis. SnfOlse bes 9on=
iular. Disputs nit S9weben bat Der
premier Saeentrupp feline &eisnation
ein9ersidt unb nit ibm bas gan3e
Utiniferium. Der bisberige 6inan3-
minifer Mihaelion bat fd jeoo9 be-
reits our Neubilouns bes 2abinetts be-
reit srfldrt.
Stalien.
ebungen u ben Der.
Staaten.
&oni, 8. Wdr3. Die Be3iebungen
3mii9en Stalien unb BEN Der. Saateu
biloeten ben 6auptsegenfanb Der Na&.
mi.taasfibune bss Senates. gs wurot
barauf b~insewieien. bab Staliener tue'
gen Bilbun9smansel In ben Der.
Staten oils ginpanbersr ni&t mill
fommen feien. Der Minifer bes Sn.
rereia ertldrte biss fhr ubertrieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Gar NfolauS
@eiudbrt benz @olfe eine @ertretllrlg init beratbea6er
Stirtnle.

Sic Sapaner gehnnen gegen &uropatin on SoSen. gene Streft yer@
wdlumg in ct Petersburg -Seuh6e 5inanS9 feform- Ser &aier
leate ben Sodidns ehdf bel. - Bolniihe BbanaTen III gMs
Itieu. = geJRfunssu 81 Den Serenstem staaten I'M
itaGenihen Senae erDrtert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Cuba.
81 eues & abinet.

9abana, 8. Wdr3. Die 8ilouns
zines nsusn 2abinettes aus Mitsliebsrn
Der semdbi3ten partei. Der i9 prdf-
bent palma neuerbings anf9lob, ii
bOlsnbet. gs T.bt f9 wie fOIst 3us
fammen
Sufis-Suan Granciseo O'6arriQ.
Giuanaen-6en. Rius Ribera.
Snneres-Wen. Grepre Mnbrabo.
OeHentli9e Irbeiten = Sen. Rafael
Wontalbo.
nnterri9t--gbuarb Zero.
Mderbau. Snbuitrie uno 9anoeI =
grneffo Gafro.
Die Oppoftion ertldrt biefes So
binet fur Elm pplitif9es.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Grokbritannien.


0VS"' w ~sF'""D
2onbon, 8. Wdr5. Die britif9en
Mnipride fur ben G6aben. Der bel Der
S4ieberei in Der Roroiee angeri6tet
uurbe, belaufen fi9 auf 1926. 900.
sic fnb &uBlano eingerei9t morben
uno tperoen, ME man tpeib, nod tues
nigen $asen beaoblt tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
8ene3nela.
8 ebIf d 9.

WilIem T abt, Sniel Curacao,
8. Mdr3. prdfbent @afro bat, pie
aus Caracas 9eme!oet wiro, General
Mntonio Velutini aus europa aurtd-
berufen. Sen. 8elutini tpuroe Dor 2
Sabren bortbin gefHidt, um cine @on-
iolibaticn Der benesolanii9en e1ulb
gu bstpertfsaigen, bat aber teinsn @rs
fol9 9ebabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

geile9ung Der 6odfdul.S treitieteitsn
In 0annober, iibsr rpel4e fthber be-
ri4tet tuuree, 1T, ME man aus better
Qusae erfdbrt, auf oas -oirsfts Gin
greifen oss 2aiiers surdd3afibrsn.
Der 2aiier bate f9 bon Rultus.
miniisr Or. Stubt einssbsnb 0ortrae
balten lafen unb befabl cine f6leunige
GrlsOiaun9 Der unerquifliden Mnee=
legenbeit. Del6e in oeutiden Stuoen=
tenidaft cine 10 tiefssbenbe grreguns
peruria1t bate.
@raf 2alfreutb berur-
tbetIt.
W Il n den, 8. Wdra. 5ier III
8raf 6ans &alfreutb, tpel9sr 9iret=
tor Der .GHobeutI1sn 0erpertbunass
GefsaI9aft" mar, tpeaen getruaes unb
urfunoenfdIi9un9 au As Wonaten
GsfdngniB b%srurt6eilt tporben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

@an fann nift alien belfen, ingt
Der @ngber5ig-uno bilft feinem.
Wer liebt, Der bat bos @oehte getean.
2enn obne 2iebe lit 0as Seben Wa9n.
i
Sieb' auf bas 3iel.
Spri9 ni9t gu piel.
y
@u1' in Der Mrbeit beine Rub',
Den Segen gebe @ott bo5u!
&ilf mir nlir crit aus meinen HOtben,
Srenn6,
Die Teoe fannft on nahber balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Sarfei.
Nrabi9 DE RebeIIior,.

2on 4 ntinopel 8. Wdra.
Die Srteaab u. Yerim in Der arabif9en
probin3 Yenten fno in bic 9dnbe Der
&ebeIen sefaaen. gIi RisO paf&a
III nit 5 tfrfiiden 8atainonen am %.
Geb. bon Atabo nod Spbeiba aufge.
bro4en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Gin 0oge(=O 6(erUatorium.
Smffitut CUR 8en5a@tuns Der Geuubn=
beitem Der bei9pimstsn Singer.

seItene @DseI-Ser Ysetfter nmo Seine gHee.
hinge ttneeI6ite probieme = 6atur poer
Ga@abmamss- 3ahtums setpiher spesies.
stnoere Gsperimsnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

9 taaten.
q 0 m, 8. Mdr3. Die Be3iebungen
3mif9en Stalien unb BEN Der. Saaten
biloeten ben Sauptgegenfanb Der Na&.
mi.taasfsune bss Senates. gs wuroe
barauf bingeuieien. oab Staliener tpe-
gen 8ilbunesmansel In ben Der.
Staten ols ginmanbersr ni&t mill.
fommen ieien. Der Minifer bes Sn-
nererl eril1rte bies fir ibertrieben.
@owobl Baron SABA, Der frthere
Botf9aftsr in @afbington, tpie oer
Miniftsr bes Nu6eren 8iftoni eeben 3u,
baB auf before 0anoelsbe3iebungen su
ben Der. Staaten ni&t 30 re4nen let.
10 lanse bort bic S&ubjonpolitit berr.
|fne.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-09-23
Rural Delivery Notes

The rural free delivery will cost the
government over $21, OOO,OOO for the
present fiscal year
Rural routes are being ordered into
effect at an average rate of about 600
month.
The greatest pressure for the con
tnuan"" and extension of the service
IS coming from the southern states
There are pending 4,7OS petitions for
new service, as against $40 similar
7 titionS on file one year ago
Miss Eta NJ. Nelson, driver ON route
No. Of the rural free delivery from
the PittSficld (McD office, who has held
the position since sept. II, 1903, has
record to be proud of. Since begin
ming her duties with Uncle Sam she
has not missed day from her duties
and has trayerscl her route Of seven
teen miles. sunshine or storm, with
the exception OF two days, when she
substituted on route No. In the alb
sence of the driver.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-09-23

that night the vault contained upward
of So. 5000 This was no great sum. hut
it would assist It couple of poor and en-
tcrpriSing burglars to pay their way to
New York and hang around for awhile
In search of further employment.
The gentle,acu Of the jimmy were
getting ready to begin work when a
footstcp was heard outside. instantly
followed by the rattle of Il key in the
door. Enter Mr.. Ncrndon. who had
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-09-23

through the meadow past the hill,
down the valley into the wood jumped
into the pond ana had Il good cool
bath. Smoothcd out his hair nicely. put
on his clothes, and then. seating him
self on the stump near the cool trees,
he waited for Mr.. Bear.
'l;athcr warm" remarked Mr.. Fox.
you seem weary"
Tired TO death" jcrkcd Mr.. Bear
GROSSLY, but | won the ham bone"
Excuse me, Brother Bear" said Mr.
Fox cunningy. taking his coat and
starting for Miss Dogs; ITS no race.
You forgot to take the time of start
Ing" and, with n wink, he was off.
Boys and girls, don't forget to look
after the little matters In life and be
very careful who Is your partner
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-09-23
explanations to the public In the morn

explanations to the public In the morn.
ing"
Within an hour, however. the cash
Ter worked himself loose and then
gave the others their liberty, and the
three went home. Next morning a
whole state was astoundcd by news
of great bank robbery. Tho robbers
had made a clean sweep, and the
bank of Ncrndom Il Small must close
its doors. Mike and Bill could have
told tale, but Chicago men, and
especially Chicago burglars, realize
that silence is golden. Besides. they
were too busy preparing for their trip
to the east
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-09-23

Dlt ~ lllt ~ ! q.
MILLER Il Co.
Agency.
Anypolicy is
good until a
fire occurs, but
then it is you
want a pledge
of indemnity
for loss worth
its face in gold.
Apply at once.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-21
CHICAGO MAN THINKS HE
SAW YOUNG SHOOTING

Newark, N. J., April 2I-The Vor-
waerts, Jewish newspaper published
in this city, has received card from
a Chicago man who says he thinks he
is a witness to the killing of Caesar
Y Dung, for which Nan Patterson is on
trial in New York City The card is
written in Hebrew and is signed by B.
Rosen, 3oH Fourth Street, Chicago.
The writer says he was in New York
looking for work last June and was on
West Broadway near Chambers Street,
when he noticed cab containing a
man and woman. The man was evil
IDENTIFY pleading with the woman. Sud-
denly the man pulled out a revolver
and shot himself.
Rosen hurried away and knew moth
ing of what happened afterwards. He
knew nothing about the Nan Patterson
case until in Jewish newspaper. He
is convinced that Nan Patterson and
Young were rile pair i'll the cab
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-21

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
SECURED ONLY ONE BEAR

Glenwood Springs. COL, April al
That President Roosevelt is enjoying
royal sport in his hunt for Rocky Noun
tain grizzlies is attested by Secretary
Loeb who returned from camp late, aft
er having spent the night with the par
ty. While the only game pulled down
thus far is the bear shot bv the presi
dent and the bob cat shot by DR.. Alex
andcr Lambert there has been plenty
of recreation. Every day the dogs have
followed trails that look promising,
showing that there are more bears to
be found in the vicinity now being hunt
cd. The camp will not be moved until
Saturday. Then the party will locate
Oh West Divide Creek. within twenty
miles of the present location and four
miles nearer Newcastle. The point
toward which the party is working is
Redstone, where camp will be broken
on May ID. The private car Rocket
will pick up the president there and he
will spend the night at Glenwood
Springs. The start home will be made
OH May IS, with stops Of one day each
at Denver and Chicago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-21
NAUGHTY WIFE ELOPED
. WITH HUSBANDS CASH

Los Angeles, April 2I.--Accused Of
the theft of more than $1,000 from her
husband, Mrs. Z. Edwards, a dashing
Southern woman. 40 years old, is held
in tile city Jail. Mrs. Edwards arrived
here from San Francisco OH the steam
ship Queen on April 5. She was arr
rested last Friday by Detectives Davis
and Roberdes at her lodgings on West.
Twelfth Street.
Efforts are being made to locate Hem
Try Simnls, who is said to have per-
suaded Mrs. Edwards to elope with him.
Simnls was in Los Angeles with the
woman less than week ago. but he
learned that the officers were on his trail
and fled. Mrs. Edwards was upon tlie
eve OF departure when tile detectives
placed her under arrest. When search
ed at the city Jail she had $2,o5o in her
possession She stoutly maintained that
the money belonged to her saying that
She and her husband kept joint bank
account, upon which she was at liberty
to draw at will
Mrs. Edwards will be held until the
man whose name She bears arrives here
from the South. Edwards. Is said to
be a wealthy railroad contractor Of Miss
|issippi City, Miss
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-21
POWDER EXPL LOSION i'm
MINE FATAL TO FIVE

Kayford. Pa, April 2lA mine ex-
plosion III the Cabin Creek Mining Co.'S
mines may result III the death Of fve
miners and the fatal injury of three
others. The disaster IS believed to have
been caused BY powder explosion, the
result of a miners carelessness.
Nine men were within the mine when
the explosion occurred of these foor
by sheer pluck and courage managed to
extficate themselves from the flying
debris and reached safety with the assis-
tance Of friends. Three Of the number
were SO badly injured that they were
not expected to live The remaining
five men were still enronbed at late
hour. Ii is believed that these men are
dead. as they were at least 1000 feet
below the surface when the explosion
took place. s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-21
THIRTEEN
LIVES LOST
+, -sr @=F 7''4
CONVENT FIRE FATAL xf..s IN.
TO ALL THE INMATES
Eight Young Girls, Nun and Four
Aged Women Cremated In a Ter.
ribIe Holocaust Near Montreal Last
Night None Escaped. @

Montreal, April 2T.-Thirtcen lives
were lost in fire which destroyed the
convent at ST. Genevieve. Quebec, last
night. Eight girls. aged from ID to IS,
one nun and four old women were do
miciled there. d "a
Il AS soon as the fire was discovered
the villagers formed bucket brigades
but were unable to save the building.
The occupants were aroused by smoke
and attempted to grope their way out
Sister Rageterra lost her life in att
tempting to save the pupils in her
charge The fire started iii the Old
Ladies Hospice and the smoke was
SO thick the inmates were unable to
get out. q
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-21
JOHN PAUL JONES' BODY
-. PLACED In "A VAULT

Paris, April 21.-The body of Paul
Jones was borne from the school of
medicine to the American Church OF
the Holy Trinity of the Avenue dc
sLAlma and was deposited in the re-
ceiving vault to await the arrival of
the naval squadron, which is to carry
back the remains of the admiral to
America. The ceremony of the removal
was attended by Ambassador Porter,
Henry Vigilaud. first secretary of the
embassy; Col Bailly- blanchard, second
secretary and John K, Gowdy. Consul
general at Paris. r.. = 4 q ..
The Rev. DIR, Morgan recited pray
or as the remains were placed in the
vault. The body lies in the original
coffin i'll which it was found April ID
in the old St. Louis cemetery. The
coffin has been encased i'm handsome
oaken casket around which a large
American flag is draped. z.s ,.:s. j. :.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-21
WOUL BE SUICIDE \
ANXIOUS TO LIVE.

Aberdeen, S. d, April aIC o.
James, the Milwaukee trainman who
recently attempted suicide while dcs-
pondent over the alleged unfaithfulnes
of his wife, has so far recovered from
the effect of the bullet wound that he
is able to walk with the aid OF
crutches. He WiR go in a short time
to the home Of his parents at Hutch
inson, Mimi, TO fully recuperate. James
expresses sorrow over his attempt at
suicide and expresses a determination
to live. His wife, with their children,
have left Aberdeen. and James thinks
she has gone with Sullivan the man he
holds responsible for breaking up the
home. He says he will never live with
his wife again and does not want to
find her.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-21
TURPENTINE TRUST.

Birmingham, Ala, April 2f--A spec
ial from Hattiesburg, Miss. says that
fifty leading turpertine operators of Al
ALBANIA, Mississippi, Louisiana. Florida,
and Texas in convention at that place
have formed combine with a capital
stock of $3,5oo,ooo TO be known as the
Naval Stores Product Export Co., for
the purpose of controlling the turpen-
tine production "in the interest of the
producers" 1t is understood that the
combine will control 100000 casks.
Of turpentine. out of a total produc-
ton in the country of 100000 casks.
Headquarters will be in Savannah and
T. c. Patterson of that city, it is, said,
will be general manager for the com
pany. 1t is said that the real purpose
of the combine is to combat the alleged
trust among the naval stores factors,
who, it is claimed, have controlled the
market for years. Z, -.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-21
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. OBSERVED AT LAKE,

Devils Lake. N. D.. April 2r.-
The special Maunday Thursday SER
vice was observed last evening by the
Devils Lake Lodge of Perfection, Ven
cradle Master DR.. Thor. Moeller presid-
ing. The Masonic Hall was arranged
for this service and Dir. Moeller had
placed colored candles in their appro-
pirate places so that the effect was very
beautiful. After the observance of the
supper the lights were extingt1isied and
the venerable master announced that
there would be the service of relighting
the lights on Sunday afternoon. 1t was
an excellent and impressive ceremony.
Several of the members expect to at
tend the reunion at Fargo next week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-21
BRITISH FLEET IN
CHINA IS ACTIVE

London, April ii. Notwithstanding
emphatic protests of some Of the news
papers and shrieks of indignation from
the lingo press, British government Of
fcials decline to admit that there is any
thing in the far eastern naval situation
to cause excitement or to show that It
approaches an acute stage. In other
words the foreign office assumes the
attitude OF a much Interested spectator
of an intensely dramatic situation which
is approaching climax in which, by
some niischance, Great Britain might be
called on to play a part The announce
sociatcd Press that Or. Motono, the
Japanese minister there, has called upon
Foreign Minister Delcasse with regard
to the question of neutrality has not
changed the views Of officials at the for
eign Office. where it was pointed out that
Japan probably had not made a formal
or specific protest but simply desired
assurance that France will continue To
maintain neutrality and not afford the
Russians any advantage Inconsistent
will, Frances responsibility as a neutral.
The foreign office assumes that France
most certainly will give such assurance
to Japan:
The foreign Office stated to the AS
sociated Press that it was not at all
likely that Great Britain would be re-
quired BY Japan to take action in sup
port .of any protest he attitude of
the foreign Office is that there IS not as
vet any proof that neutrality has been
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-21
ANARCHISTS ACTIVE.

Paris, April 2I-Anarchists are pre-
pairing to inauguratc campaign Of &C
tive, warfare, by means of attacks on
army and police officers who may be
fouiid in isolated places, in retaliation
for the firing OH mobs at Limoges dur
ing the strike of the porcelain workers.
A number of anarchists met last night
at the labor exchange. They decided
to advise their fellows in all the lead
ing cities to refrain from any Demon
strations in large bodies, but to kill
army officers and policemen when they
are caught alone on the streets. The
purpose was openly avowed to be in re-
venge for the killing of rioters at Ii
mogcs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-21
SAN JAcINTO DAY.

La Grange, Tex, April 2I.--San
Jacinto Day was celebrated iii mag
nifcent scale today by the Texas Vet
Grams Association and the Daughters
Of the Republic Of Texas. in joint an
nual session here. Memorial services
were held with patriotic addresses by
several speakers of prominence.
Following the concluding business ses-
sion of the convention the delegates
and other visitors took part in an OUT
door celebration in one Of the groves
OF the city. y h
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-21
BARONESS NOW o..

f. London, April 21.-Baroness Burdctt
Coutts, looking remarkably well for
one of her great age, today celebrated
her ninety-third birthday. All day
long procession OF telegraph boys
bringing messages from every part of
the world, messenger boys. carrying
flowers and friends bearing parcels
kept arriving at her home in Stratton
Street, King. Edward, Queen Alexan-
dra and other members of the royal
family were among those to send con-
.gtaiulatory messages. r.. s.ss ~ -
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ELEPHANTS APPENDIX.

y Chicago April 2I.-An opera =
. tion that never before was per- .
= formed on an elephant or any 9th =
. er lower animal will take place .
. soon. lin London Park, when Gyp- .
. sy, the huge pachyderm, will sub =
. nit to the knife for appendicitis. .
. For several weeks Gypsy has fire. =
= quently caressed her right side =
y with her trunk as if in pain. =
= A prominent physician is max =
= ing Murphy button as large as .
"a stove lid to use in the operation. =
y More than a barrel Of ether will .
. be used to put Gypsy to sleep for =
= the operation. Her trunk will .
%be tied to post and her legs will =
q be manacled The park board .
= will make an appropriation for the =
ether at its next meeting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-21
DEADWOOD DOG MEN
ARE AFTER POIS ONERS

Dcadwood, S. D., April aI.-The pc
tition that has been circulated in Dead
wood among the owners Of dogs has
resulted in the raising Of 5000, which
amount is to be used in furnishing a
reward for the capture of the dog pois-
oners and inSthc legal service needed to
prosecute the cases. A number Of very
valuable dogs have been poisoned re-
Gently in different parts of the city. The
petition is signed by nearly every bisi-
ness man in Deadwood. .ss
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-21
RIFLED I,OCKBOxEs

Winchester, KY. April III Ollie
Culbertson. aged I2, was arrested here
OH the charge Of riiling the combination
lock boxes In the postoffice. The boy
admitted his guilt. and was taken by
Postoffice Inspector G. B. Spear before
United States Commissioner Fitzpatrick
at Mount Sterling, who remanded the
prisoner for trial in the federal court
at Richmond, whittier he was taken last
night For several months the dcpreda-
tions have been going on. and numbers
of valuable letters and packages sent
here through the mails have been lost.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-21
DULUTH-DENVER LINE.

Omaha, Neb., April 2G-It is re-
ported on high authority that the Hill
system will this year construct line
from O'Neil, Neb.. to Thedford, Neb.,
on the Omaha Billings line, and thence
southwest to some point on the
Omaha Denver line. This will COM
plete the Northern Securities route
from Duluth to the Twin Cities and
Sioux City to Denver. The new route
will be the shortest between these