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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16
PRISONER UNFOLDS PLOT
OF GIGANTIC FORlERIES

y Chicago, March 10 Charles White
recently arrested i'm Dayton. OF, and
Jeff DaYie and g. Grant, who have also
been arrested on the charge Of being
members Of a gang of forgers were to-
day taken to the Office of Police In
specter LAWN, where Grant and White
comics sed their forgeries Davis would
make no confession and declared that
he did not know either White or
Grant. N 5 ~
The first Job we did, said White,
iii his confession was worked on the
Ohio Oil Co, at Marion, Montpelier
and Hartford City, Ind. At these
three places Davis and secured ST.
400. Davis asked me to get a check
from the Office of the oil company say
ing that ii would be worth 100000 a
piece to US if We escotld duplicate ii.
got the check and made a duplicate.
Then he asked me. il i could pull the
plug out of an oil tank iii order to get
some oil to smear on the check.
managed to do it accidentally of
course. several days later, and we vast
Fed $50 barrels Of oil so that Davis
could get enough to rub on those
checks / was told by the company
10 pay for the. oil or give up my Job
a1ld{I quiz.
Then we went to st. Louis and we
each got $I,Ioo ott, Of the same kind
Of a job which we worked on the St.
Louis car works. Then we went to
Cincinnati, where we made So, 500 on
pay checks of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad s From there We went tCS To-
3 LET, Ill, where we got $I,5oo and from
there we came to Chicago and with the
assistance Of Mr. and Mrs. Longhpre,
Rosa Davis and Ralph Grant we. work
ed the duplicate pay check game on the
Illinois Steel CO., at South Chicago for
about 10000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16
HOW Won STEI(iER | .OST
HIS LIFE I'M MEXICO.

" q 4 : .sss
Bismarck, March I6.--Tile following
particulars iii connection with the re-.
cent death of Mr. A. Won Steiger III
Mexico will no doubt be Of interest to
the many friends of the deceased
throughout the state, who have here
'tofore learned but little oil the ira gedy
by which. he lost his HE
1t seems that Mr. Won Steiger, in
company with a Mr. Norton and am.
other prospector residing iii the states.
left Herimosillo, Mexico, on Feb. ~,
fhe destination being the gold mines,
which are located, as near as can be.
learned, about fifty miles from the.
town. Before starting on the trip,
they made a request of General Tore
for an order to an officerin Ures for
an escort, the latter place being a
small town OH the road to the mines,
When they reached this place, going
by carriage, they were informed by the
officer that he could not furnish the.
escort inside of two days. Rather than
delay their trip, they starred for the
mines, their only guide being the driy-
ser of the conveyance. They had not
gone far on their journey, when they.
were aecosted BY the outlaws. either
hall breed renegades, who iffest the
country, or full blooded Yaqtii Indians
One shot was heard upon which their
driver leaped from the vehicle and ran
for the nearby bushes. Al second shot
8Was heard, and Won Steigef fell over
dead having received the ball through
his head, and his death must have been
instantaneous
The other two persons were also
Wounded BY this time their attack
ers were upon them They stripped
the clothing from the body Of Won
Steiger. and tool. what valuables he
had on his person, and demanded
money from the other wounded men.
Mr. Norton had with him $500, which
he was taking along to pay off some Of
his miners, but he was forced to give
| ii tip, iii order that he might be liber-
ated. He also had Sin his possession a
cfucifiS, which hal the effect Of stay
ting the hand Of the rnarauders from
Further attack upon the party, and at
tributes this as the means of saving
his life. After this part sof the hold
Iup had been completed the driver came
lsoltt OF flle! bushes, and the party return
Led with the body of M +. Won Steiger
| to the town of Ures, where it was
ldressed and laid out iii the church,
from where it was buried the following
lhnurning
1t was not Until after all of this had
| happened that the wife of the deceased
Twas told of the fate which had befalleT
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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16
HOLDS CONTRACT.

&sR y I NO 5 ,
New York, March I6.J.tO, Keene,
the western trtrfnan vino. with his.
IL thar II Kea,,a ,.,s ,.,d r.ces
IS t \, 81 s. I. Z, d 80 80
oile 81 tile TEST sIaoles on ttie West-
erii TRACKS, ilolas tle colltract papers
Win herman Nadtke al presenI @tiis
ieadlng riaer& ~ the3 country 1ll ana pe-
lieVss Ilat ne mas tlle greatesl JOCKEY
Al tile spusliless. s. reiasea feW Gays
ago q llailasoille sum Iof the ooy 5 con-
I 5tract ! az \. ,s..5. i, 49,.
ailflolliSi li from On SliiSaso,
gained ms early ldllis ~ tlie SdauIe a
l.oiiis a year age: I! Llttie was T ktlown
a9I ninl previous ~, s ms WISH % olllon
fark last sprtllg, Wtlsn ne sPfahg INTO
pToiliiieIlce. TOM lileil ulltli now ile
mas neld q ioFelilosi PositAloli aliiolig tiie
3ieaaing riders ol lile country, altllougil
ne mas not yet riaden III races against AN
tile tiie eastern flders. il S, ne rs
coming 81, mere ms ,1 year, and tnen ths
easl VIII pc ape g see now a geod nc s
is = When Pitted against ShsaW,s* tiifae,
DFdlid,, hedlefll, burns Lylle, ~ Nsii
.ial1 5aila q q HIS ieW otiers, OF
oeVeraIa weeks age N Saii'oTllla' IA.
Barney ScllreiDer. me me turl-
man, was very ANXIOUS AZ 40 TO secure a
good rider ter thes 2-yeafTolds III ms
STABLE, slll9 and Radtke pelilg at the top OF
tiie ilst keeile was asked Wnat ,fl ne want
8ed for The boy, keef,e DID not name I'm,
any Z, flgtire. oeYeIal Gays latef, Wnen
the two TURNER, were. discussing the
IileIlts o. csrIaiil ilor se Meme sag
mat ne tlougnt tne morse was Nv worm
ocflrsiD9er stiiell Saia you
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16
ARTIST SOCIETIES.

New York, March I6 Ii Is consider
ed likely that the exhibition opening to-.
day under the auspices of the Society.
of American Artists at the American
fine arts galleries, will be the last show
by this organization. for the National
academy Of design and the society, as
it always IS spoken Of among artists,
have made oyertures to one another,
alooking toward a consolidation of these
two institutions and negotiations are
now in progress.
In The conduct of these negotiations
the academy has appointed a committee,
consisting of its president, Frederick
Dielman the secretary, Henry w. Wat
5rous, and G. Turner The committee
representing the board Of control of The
American Society Of American Artists
consists of Kenyon Cox, Samuel IsIiain
and Robert Henri. The two committees
have held d number Of conferences and
the general belief is that the plans Of
the proposed consolidation have been
practically settled between them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16

Attorney Jerome and held for the grand
jury on a charge Of perjury.
According to the story, Rogers, a
former prison guard, alleged that he
had been approached with ain offer OF
$500 il lie would put Dir. Parkhurst's
lights out. He was led to unfold his
story to Robert Kelly of the Citizens
union, through gratitude, because Kel-
~ had once done him a good turn, Rog-
ers involved the police i'll the plot Ii
was through Kelly also that Richard
Wilson, private detective, made a
Statement to- the district attorney in
which he likewise accused the police
Kelly finally laid his information be-
lore the Parkhtirst society and the dis
'triet attorney was notified. y,.s
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16
PLOT TO ASSASsINATE
WAS Al BIG HOAX

New York, March I6 The alleged
plot sto assassinate Rev Pr Charles a
Parkhnfst was all q hoax, according to
q confession made today BY Lawrence
Rogers, the man who told tile story to
the police Rogers confession was made
III a police Court this afternoon He
was arrested on the motion Of District
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16
FOUGHT DUEL AND
BOTH WERE WOUNDED

Madrid, March I6, Col. Primo42i-
vera, nephew 81 the general who for
merly commanded the Spanish troops
in the Philippines, and Deputy Sori-
aIlo. who on March I.3, was assaulted.
by the colonel Tor cfiticiziilg acts oil
the generals iili Cuba and the Philip
pines, tonight a duel today with swords,
Both we're slightly wounded.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16
A DRAMATIC
APPEARANCE
JUDGE HAMILTON DROPPED
I'M ON THE COMMITTEE
Referred to Spectators as Cars and
Traitors Declared That Every DoI-
lar of Insurance Money He Spent
Was With Consent of Officers.

sAiDatly, ~. "A, warren 1Us---J uuge 1ili- |
drew Hamilton appeared most tiiiexpect-
edly and dramatically before the irsur-
ailce investigating committee late yes
terday Afternoon, and in a scathing and |
Z sensational speech defended his own acts
and attacked the trustees of the New
York Life Insurance Co, referring to
persons among them unframed as .cirs
and traitors, and as having betrayed
the late President John A Mccall to
his death. He declared that every dol |
4 lar ever spent By him OH account Of the
New. York Life was with the full lliloSl-
: edge and approval Of the proper officers
[ Of the company He said the bill Should
4 be passed which would sweep out Of
office the present boards of control of
the companies. His speech made a pro
I found sensation and was frequently and
warmly applauded
81 wish to state, said Judge Hamilton,
that my remarks here will be entirely
confined to the New York Life Insure
ailce Co and the gentlemen who man
age it.
For the other cofnpailies + have a
high and loyal respect, because so Tar
as / have seen, | have not vet found
amongst them ours and traitors.
81 address YOU upon and in advocacy
of one bill solely, which / have not read, 4
but tile ptirpoft of which appears In thes
newspapers and / say that 1T is your
duty to report in fasor of the measure
that will remove HE trustees of the New
York Life Insurance Co. on Nov. ~ next
arbitrarily.
II look around this circle and see
here many members OF that board of
= trustees, see amongst them men who.
have sat and listened to tile stories of
my victories lii their behalf and applaud
ed. and wonder whether like that
line iii Goidsnith,it was count ntsrfeited
glee, or whether the attitude that they
have since taken has been one Of cotlils
terfeited honesty.
One of the features that has been an
important event III the Investigations
of your committee, Mr. Chairman, has
been the question OF my transactions
and of my vouchers and when you have
heard all the sweet sprotestationS OF IN =
iiocerce that have come along, and how
tlie only guilty one was the dead man
that they drove into his grave and de-
serted, and the yellow dog !, that made
an appeal to ME to come down here and
say something for him and Just a word
for myself mot that we are asserting
any defense or making any apologies or
asking any immunity, but because what
say is said in support Of this measure
which you gentlemen have proposed
Why, when they say they did not
know what was going on, II excites my
laughter and derisfoil.
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bette lei Oer 8ablipru6 unleres
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14

SHbitdeH beutf6 sameris
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14

Das .tatbpliiae" 5talien Bat
tir3li6 in otr Perion Oss iiioii6sn
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itancen, psHH in eipsm .fathplis
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14

~ Das 9roiert, Elm usles, nit alien
mobernen GinridtungsH D~erjebenes
geos6aus i'm GeutraIpunrte Der Stapt
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proBeH S6rlt Dorgsrddt. Reo. Urban
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babe. nm bort Elm nsues 5sim 3u En-
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bic eHbailiism Qroisets fir Das Rsu,
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14


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grele brin9t sineR b~oppelten
glubsn. sic er6alt 5ugt,i6 bic asHRt.
nib ner 6eutihen Sprlfe uno eP qie-
o CUR tat6oliiteu Relilion.
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Giele a~mertcaniide Gltsrn ibideu i6re
Sin6er nit gtoBen Goitsu nab
2eut 6Iano. um bort Die Oeutide
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wer5sn, peHn is nidt ogrtorta gebtn
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Durh @eerauf egr 6tutifeB Spra6e
in ner iamilie, ioE6gyn >or3iglit
ourd Die 4eiIng elmer 5uten 0eItiden
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