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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-06
Richardton.


Riehardton, ~ D., Nov. S.-To The
Forum; The first snow Of the season
came upon this part of the state from
the southeast this forenoon. 1T is well
TO make a note of it since it has ap-
peared In many other places east,
south and west of us. and in large
quantities. much earlier. The altitude
OF this town is 2,4S7 feet, while Fargo
Is but 1926, a difference of 1851 feet.
and this may have something to do
with the difference in climatic expert
ence by the two places taken in con-
nection with the Topographic Of the
country BY noon the storm was over.
and at sunset the snow had disap-
pearanee.
BY the middle of the forenoon the
streets were fun Of loaded wagons, and
drivers were waiting patiently at the
three elevators, in long lines, to UNI
load With but few exceptions the
grain is marketed in bags.
word further In regard to fuel.
While It is plentiful all through this
section, and quite near the surface,
there is a scarcity OF it in town The
flour mill has been shut down several
days, and just when arrangements
We're completed for d twenty four hour
run q day. Fuel gave outs No one
has time to dig it out Of the ground
Farmers who have it are too busy
getting in corn, or threshing, or pre-
pairing stables and the like for winter
Men cannot be hired 10 dig it. for there
are none to do 1T. Unless help comes
soon there will be a fuel famine before
winter is fairly begun
It is surprising to one out through
the country how much grain there is in
the stack and in the field waiting for
! some threshing machine to do the
work. There is uncut flax and cut
lax lying where the reaper left IT.
Then, too, there are new settlers going
to their claims who want wells dug.
and nobody to do the work. Surely
this Is a time for laborers. Idle hands
or feet there need not be-
Some ten cars of cattle, besides sew
efal Of sheep. are here waiting to be
cared and sent to the st. Paul market,
Single head of cattle bring as high as
500 and on down to $35 and $50.
Again We say, this is great section
of the state, with d greater future be-
fore it. Cor OF G.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-06
Southern Forestry.

Galveston, Texts, Nov. 6.-Dr. b. T.
Galloway, chief of the bureau Of
plant Industry, and DR.. Al f. Woods,
his assistant are to address meetings
of farmers in Waco and Schreveport
tonight and tomorrow night. DR.
Galloway is one of the most eminent
men In his line in the United States
and has done more to secure the cleo
ton, introducing and propagation OF
the most valuable varieties Of trees
and plants known in foreign lands
and has been equally efficient in inn
proving our native species and bring
ing them to a high degree of perfec-
ton. The addresses will be confined
mostly to plant diseases ana how te
cure them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-06
MapIeton.

Mapleton, n. d.. Nov. 5.--To The
Forum Messrs. Haley and Johnson
have completed their seasons thresh-
ing.
Fhe farmers in this vicinity have
taken advantage Of the fair weather
we have been favored with lately, ana
have good share Of blowing done.
r.. Duff, an old time resident OF this
place, whose home Ii now In Tacoma,
Wash, was most welcome visitor in
our town today. Mr. Duff took the
evening train for Fargo, from which
point he proposes leaving for his
home in the west on Wednesday.
In glad response to kind Invitations
sent out by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lar
SON. about seventy guests assembled
at their spacious country home, five
miles southeast of Mapleton, the other
evening, and chased the going hours
with flying feet. Numerous parlor
games We're provided as additional
entertainment, and all present spent
q most enjoyable eyeningA AIT IL.
o'clock supper was announced and
We might we'll compliments the ever
kind and genial hostess on the boun-
tiful spread that was given. The out
pf-town guests We're Mr.. and Mrs.
James Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Camp
bell and John Campbell and Miss Rose
Farrell and, the Beaton brothers Of
Fargo, Music for the evening was
furnished by Beaton Bros. AT about
3 O'clock the guests departed. All re-
port i hrst-class time.
Willie small took a trip home from
the a. g Saturday evening, remain
ahg mere over sunday. Cor. M.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-06
MonkeYed With Train

Guayaqtlail. Ecuador, Nov 81. Seven
persons We're killed and nine were in
juFed at Mocha, a station Oh the Quito
railroad, owing to natives meddling
with brake on ear on the arrival
OF 9 train at Mocha The village sta
ton was opened y week ago BY an
American company which is building
the road
The cars were surrounded bv a
group Of people belonging to the
neighborhood. who inspected the pas
senger car with great interest. sud
denly one Of the natives, without
knowing what he was doing, opened
the brake and the ear. which had been
detached, ran back AT high rate of
speed for about a mile and 1t over-
turned and WAS crushed to pieces.
killing 81 injnring al Of the pasen-
gers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-06
HE WAS KILLED BY FALL
John Welker Injured When PUTTING on
Storm Windows at Jamestown
"A Ptiful Case.


jamestown Capital: John Welker
fell from roof when putting No
storm windows Saturday afternoon
and received injuries from which Ia
died five hours afterward The case
Is distressing from the fact that he
was in very poor circumstances and
left a 20-year-old wife and three small
children, the youngest in arms. The
sympathy of the public generally has
been ELECTED and steps were at once
taken to assist her The Salvation
army raised $50 Sunday night and
Others are contributing freely.
Mr. Welker had nearly completed
his work Saturday and was about To
place the last screw in the storm win
dow when he missed his footing near
the gutter and was precipitated about
ten feet. He was unconscious when
picked up and so remained until he
passed away at 10 p. m. He was re-
moved to the city hospital at once
and everything done for him but
without avail.
His Wife was Frustrated by the sad
affair." but kind friends will see to ii
that she does not want Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Maurer of this city are said to
be relatives also.
Mr.. and Mrs Welker came to
jamestown about two months ago. He
had been doing all kinds of work and
cleaning to gain a livelihood and
seemed to be doing very well. He
was Industrious and frugal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-06
Want to Be Annexed.

Havana, Nov. 6-The report of a
remarkable featule in the present
condition Of minor disorder. which
prevails more or less throughout the
island, comes from Sancti Spiritus in
Santa Clara province near this town.
where is encamped an armed band
Of ninety men, which displays the
stars and stripes.
The leaders declare they not only
have no Intention Of opposing the
Americans in any way, but it is their
desire to head movement in support
Of annexation to the United Sattes.
This band was recently induced to
disperse by the commander Of the ma
rine forces at Sancti Spiritus, who
probably will again go out and order
the men to return to their homes.
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PHYSICIANS.

DIR. PAUL SORENESS. PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. Office over 604 Front street,
Fargo.
DIR. +. FL. BURTON, PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. Office over Fout e Porter
fields drug store. Phone 1888 office
103S-K residence.
DIR. G. N. CALLANDER, PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon. ONCE deLeudrecie block.
Hours: II to IL, 3 to d, to S. Tel.
345-K. office; BASIL, residence, Fargo,
N. ID.
BARROW Il wEIBLE. PHYSICIANS
and Surgeons Offices deLendrecie block
corner Seventh street south aud Front
Office hours 3 to 8 and z to D b. M
DIR. a. @. MORRIS, PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon. Office over Wilser's drug store.
Cos Front street. Hours: . to IL: d
to 5 and to 9. Telephone lO43-L. Of
fces 1043-K residence
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-06
DIR. pupLEYs AppREss.
Venerable Minister Spoke on the
Change in RELIGIOUS Thought.


In discussing the Changes in Reli-
gious Thought and Life During the
Last Twenty five Years DR. J. r.
Dudley delivered an instructive, mas
terly and powerful address which
showed deep research and a close
study of theological subjects as well
as a keen insight into the present day
progress o fthe church. Without en-
tering into a detailed discussion of
the merits OF any of the new ideas
which have Of late years entered into
church thought and life he showed
how there has been a gradual modi-
fication Of church dogma. He stated
that while the creed and ali the essen
tials of doctrine remained the same
there had been a broadening OF ideas
in the church which had not only re-
suited in a closer fellowship with the
other churches of christian faith but
had led to more liberation within the
church itself
Leading ministers of the church
now hold and express views regard
ing church dogma and doctrine the
bare mention of which would have
shocked the Congregationalists of a
quarter of a century ago and lead to
heresy trials. He showed how this
liberation with regard to non essen
tials of dogma and doctrine had re-
suited in great good to the church
which was thus able To retain many
of its finest and most truly Christian
men.
DR. Dudley also touched upon the
growth and progress Of the church In
numbers and material wealth.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-06
New Mexico and Arizona.

Arizona City, Nov. 6-Today the
proposition Of uniting the territories
OF New Mexico and Arizona into one
state. or provided for by the bill
passed by the last session Of congress
will be submitted to the popular vote
and the general opinion prevails here
that it will be voted down ten to one
Both parties are declaring against it
sosArizona will remain a territory un-
Tilt can become a state in itself. The
principal objection to the scheme is
that New Mexico is composed of and
controlled by Mexicans. In Arizona a
Mexican gets no show. Arizona is adj
yancing by leaps and bounds and is
purely American. hence the objection
to the amalgamation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-06
BIG METEOR.
Great Celestial Visitor Startles the
Crew of the Ship ST. Andrew.

Great Celestial Visitor StartIes the
Crew of the Ship St. Andrew.
New York, Nov. GA great meteor.
kissing through the murky sky. start
led the officers and crew Of the freight
er st. Andrew, on Tuesday afternoon,
sixty miles northeast of Cape Race,
Newfoundland
i have seen many meteors, chiefly
at night, but I never have seen any
act like this one" said First Captain
Spencer. When it was within half
mile of the sea, it began rocking.
leaving a zig-zag trail, twenty feet OF
The water boiled UP to height OF
my cabin and must have weighed
tons
When it struck the sea, it must
have cooked a million fish all around.
The water boiled up to a heighe OF
twenty feet or more, and the vapor
created by the steam spread over a
space wider than the length of the
ship. 1t was nearly half minute be-
fore the sea went down.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-06
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.

BARNETT & RICHARDSON, ATToR,
neys at Law. Offices, and 6, Morton
building, Broadway.
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS, HENDERSON
block Broadway, Fargo. Probate prac-
tlee a speciality.
LEE. ARTHUR b., ATTORNEY Ar Law.
Offices, rooms l. Q 8, No. l6 Broadway.
Fargo. Practices in all courts
TURNER, Ell. r., ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Offices in Edwards building, Broadway.
Practices In all courts.
MILLER, HENRY f. ATTORNEY AND
counsellor at law. Oyer Fargo National
bank block, Fargo.
ROBINSON, j. &C.. ATTORNEY AT Law.
Bl2 Front street Fargo. Practices III all
courts. Tax cases a speciality.
SCOTT, w. A. ATTORNEY Ar Law.
Offices second floor Morton block. Broad
way, Fargo. n d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-06
Four Through Tourist Cars to Cali
fnrnaTn

The Chicago Great Western railway
offers choice Of four through tourist
sleeping cars to California every week
via different routes. One car goes
via Kansas City and Santa Fe route;
one via Kansas City and Rock island
ElPaso route: one via Omaha and
Rock island scenic route and one via
st. Joseph and Santa Fe. no other
line offers such q choice of routes.
For full information apply to II. IT,
Jones, Travelling Agent, Fargo, y. y.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-06
Famous strika RrasLs..

The most famous strike breakers in
the land are Or. Kings New Life Pills.
When liver and bowels go on a strike,
they quickly settle the trouble, and
the purifying work goes right on. Best
cure for constipation, headache and
dizziness. 25c at all druggists.
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The First Congregational Church Of
Fargo Celebrated The IWenty-fifth
Anniversary Of Its Organization
(continued From Page Thirteen.)

found worthy of this comradship Of
service in the great work of this i'm
portant church of Jesus Christ in the
northwest.
May we all have the grace to fol-
low in the footsteps Of the Great Mas
ter our spiritual ancestors and the
noble pioneers of Fargo and North
Dakota and carry forward the work
entrusted to US with something of
their spirit Of devotion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-06
THE THEATRE
Nov. 9.-Florence Roberts.
Nov. Lila Scala Orchestra.
Nov. 12.-Alberta Gallatin.

Florence Roberts appears at the
Fargo operahouse next Friday even
ing. Her work as an emotional ac-
tress, especially in the west, is too
well known for comment, but in Der
newest production she is said to have
the acknowledged best part Of her
career The story and the plan of
construction of The Strength of the
Weak are in the nature of an inno-
vation 1t is up-to-date, filed with
a number of types new to stage life
and its dramatic situations lead up
naturally to splendid denoument.
Next Sunday evening the La Scala
orchestra appears at the Fargo opera
house The organization which
Messrs. Cort and Kronberg have
brought to this country with Leon
cavallo comprises the seventy Ave
men who played last season at Ia
Scala, when Leoncavallo's new opera
1aa was produced, and who complete
their term during the coming season
The American impressarios are under
bond to the italian government. guar
anteeing the return of musicians anc
singers in time for the Xmas season
at Milan, which opens at La Scala
Dec. "a
An old favolite, Alberta Gallatin
win be seen at the Fargo operahouse
next week in Dorothy Vernon of Had
don Hall
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Low RATES
10 Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo.

From points east Of Montana OH
November 3, 40, II. IL and is. the
Great Northern Will sell tickets to the
above points and RETURN ait one fare
Plus $2. For children Of half fare age
half of the adult rate may lie made.
ffnai limit Dec l4. 1905. ID ii Eollan.
Agent
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TO Cure : Cold in one pav

Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If
it falls to cure. e. w. GROVES sig
nature is on each box. Csc.
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HoIIister' $ Rocky Moun-
tain Tea purifies the blood
strengfh ef1s the nerves,
regulates the bowels, aids
the kidneys, builds up the
nervous force and repairs
the III effects of over eat
Ing. Tea or Tablets 3S
cents. Fout * p0rterfield.
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UNDERWRITERS.

AND LICENSED EMBALMER-- FUNHR
al supplies. ,. y. ttiee, 3 South Broad
way. Office south Of Moody's sfOre
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-08

betrayed for those verses of mine to which | little while ago she had lent 70 ready m ear, and cursed the day had suggsstsd Starkenfsls to her!
 But I was little prepared for that which I chanoed to overhear between them one evening when the siege was a month old. Chancing to hear their voices. heralding their approach. 1 slipped behind tho dais that stood at the further end of the hall. Perchancs you who read these lines will despiss me for an eavesdropper: bethink you. though. how much I had at stake.
 ''Heigh-ho!" she sighed. I've shall all die here together"
 ITO live and die, princess. beside you" he answered, passionately, lis the greatest good heaven may send me-"
 How so?" she asked, faintly.
 "Becausc," he began; then paused as one in fear.
 "Because?" she murmured.
 Lady, because love you." he whis- pered, and faintly I caught her an- swering whisper:
 "As love you
 Amazement and disgust ineffable sank into my soul together with those words.
 You love mel" he cried, great
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-08
Father and Son Drowned.

TUNKHANNOCK. Pa, May S.-Orin V. Love, a wealthy lumberman of Me hoopany, this county. and his son George, aged eighteen years, were drowned in the SusQuehanna river at Meshoppen. Mir. Love owned ferry at Meshoppen, and an effort was being made to string a new cable for 1t. The two Loves and Charles Shoemaker were out in boat handling the heavy wire when the craft was capsized. Shoe maker was rescued fifteen or twenty rods down the river. The body of George Love has not been found.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-08
s,..a.ra co.tipu.. to Violate Law.

COLUMBUS. O.. May s.-In a pre- IimInsry report of his findings as to the methods of the Standard on company In Ohio made public Attorney General Ellis said that. though the Standard on company in obedience 10 a decree of the supreme court of Ohio reOrgan- lzed in 1899. caneeIinz the trust certifi- estes then outstanding and putting all the property they represented in the bands of the Standard OfI company of sew Jersey. It has continued 10 violate the Valentine Steward antiHust act inst as before
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-08
u.r pre.p Sent Husband to Jail.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, May S.-So impressed was Mrs. Frederick John son of this city with dream in which she saw her missing husband living with another woman that she deter mined to find out whether the vision was a revelation of fact. When he left bis wife q year ago Johnson said he was going to California. but in her dream the wife saw him walking arm in arm with a woman in the streets of Crawfordsville. She went to Craw- fordsville, found her husband with the other woman, and as result Johnson 10 on his way to the Northern peniten- tiary d confessed bigamist.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-08
cAsTRo's SECRETARY AT DOVER
Envoy of Ex-President of venesuela
 Lands In Great Britain.

 Envoy of Ex-President of venesuela
 Lands In Great Britain. s DOVER, England, May s.-General Castro's envoy, Dr. J. Torres Cardenas. secretary to the former president of Venezuela, has landed here from Ca lais. France. en route to London.
 General Castro resigned the presi- dency of Venezuela temporarily to Juan vincente Gomez, the vice presi- dent, April 9, expressing his desire to retire to private life for some time.
 The secretary of state of the vene- xuelan government. Dr. J. Torres Car denas. confirmed the reports that Cas- tro had retired to Los Teques for long rest and emphatically denied that he had permanently resigned the pres idency. He added that he knew noth- ing of Castro's further plans or of how long he would remain absent from the Venezuelan capital.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-08
Queer Fishing in China.

When the water of the Canton river is low the Chinese catch the gobies which lie on the mud. They use a board four or five feet long and a foot broad, slightly turned up at tho front end, where a piece of wood is provided for hand rest They rest one knee on the sledge and propel themselves along the mud with their other foot.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-08
Mrs. Lonsworth Laughed at Arrest.

2 CINCINNATI. May s.-Congressman Longworth and Mrs. Longworth were arrested for exceeding the speed limit as they were going to the Country club in their automobile. They were to attend a dinner and were rather late. MT. Longworth put on full speed in stretch of level and apparently de- serted road After short chase the couple were arrested. Mrs. Longworth
 laughed heartily over it and readily ad-
 mitted the facts. -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-08
Modern Sea Voyage.

The ocena has been conquered to such an extent that a first-cIass ship is safer than a railroad train To London in less than six days is noth- ing. The passenger who pays hun dreds of dollars for c sea" voyage on the express boats cannot possibly get his moneys worth unless he wins at poker. He steps out of his city mansion into . floating hotel and st the end of the voyage out of the noat- ing hotel into . stationary one and has hardly had time to get seasick e get over . seasicknexs-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-08
A BUREAUCRAT LAW
Russian Capital Aroused at
 Action of Czar.
EMPEROR WOULD RULE PARLIAMENT
Measure Supposed to Hsve Perished With Witte Regime Revived and s Promulga gated Late Last Night
 Has Stirred Indignation.

ST. PETERSBURG, May S.-Anoth- CT of the kaleidoscopic changes in the political situation to which Russia is becoming accustomed occurred late last night when, with utter unexpected ness, the draft of the new fundamental law, which was supposed to have per ished with the Witte regime, was of ficially promulgated and made the per manent basis of the Russian state, unal- terable except on the initiative of Elm peror Nicholas or his successors.
 Though the draft of the new funda- mental law has undergone considerable editing and numerous minor changes have been made in it, in essence 1t re- mains identical with the project tele- graphed to America on April A, which evoked storm of anger and condemna- ton by the dominant Liberal party.
 Published at the present instant, when the people had been led to believe that the unpopular draft had been dropped and when the dismissal of the old cabi- net was accepted as an indication of the desire on the part of the govern ment to join hands with the national parliament the news arouses still greater indignation and threatens to undo all the work of Professor Milu- kof and the other Constitutional Demo cratic leaders in the cause of modera- tion.
 The only modification in the ''constd- tuition" as published which meets with favor is the elimination of the pro- vision empowering the emperor to fix salaries and pensions of officials, there by subjecting even the judiciary to the possibility of undue financial influence.
 All the other changes are in the di- rection of further buttressing the i'm perial power, protecting the crown lands and properties from interference by the parliament and giving the em- peror power to conclude loans inde- pendently should the parliament refuse to pass the budget.
 The retirement of seven members of Count Witte's cabinet Is foreshadowed and furnishes food for much comment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-08
Beer rru,t in Jspan.

According to the Yokohama Mall . very recent development in Japan is a beer trust, formed largely upon the advice of the minister of state for agriculture and commerce. The manu- fscture of beer in Japan amounted to s,soo. 900 gallons in 1904. being almost double the production for 1902. How ever. the production of 1901. before the imposition of q tax. reached 4.seo.- poo gallons. The exports of beer in 1904 were valued at ss75.odp. while for the first ten months of 1905 the exports reached sss0ess.