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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17
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I5ewsy ia IN the throes Of iss first mu-
nicipal election.
Wagner has agreed TO raise bonu
Of $4,000 for the ST. Louis s El Paso. !
n new railroad.
Clark j. Tisaer has been appointed
master in chancery TO succeed John
Benedict resigned by Judge Lawrence. /
C. n. Rutherford. charged Wits as
salt with intent to KIN W A. Durant,
was found not guilty by jury at Ato-
Sa last week.
Wilson Parker. an Indian. was given
two years IN tho federal prison for
forgery at Ardmore.
W. A. Perccn has resigned as mayor
OF Woodgille and W c. Draper has
been elected 70 ill out the unexpred
term.
Checotah's new two-storv brlcS school
building IS completed ana Is the pride
OF the town 1t cost $4,000
Ncwt wmans was arrested last
Thursday night near Tulsa. He is
wanted at Ardmore 70 answer TO a
charge OF murder.
Lewis Curtain. an Indian. Is IN ian az
Musl,ogee charged with the murder Of
another Indian whom he stabbed with
knife.
The choctaw OIL & Gas Co IS maxi
/ Ing contracts with Dursant. Atoka and
other towns FOR natural gas franchises.
/ The company Is said 70 have extensive
leases and wells arc to be drilled at
once.
w b. johnson denies that he Is cam
didat for reappolntment as United
States attorney Tor the southern dis
-,.rict Eugene y. Morris Of Ryan has
fagaln ,s-seTa9, factor in the race and
Is now Ga Ws-- -ft " 70 push his
claims
The l0-months old baby Of " A.
thrown into the fire last Tuesdny and
received burns that win probably prove
fatal. The baby was being rocked by an
older child vGen the chair tipped and
the baby went into the omen fire.
Tho E1uskogee Traffic bureau has em-
ployed W. p. Peyinghaus, formerly gem
oral superintendent OF the NJ o. & c..
as manager OF the bureau. Muskogce
is IN earnest in this fight for lower
freight rates and she is going after e
IA the right way.
a daughter of r. J. stanton. living
about three miles from pauis Valley
was fatally burned Friday nlsh,. son
probably fatally and an older son and
his wife seriously so. The house caught
fire during tho night and the inmates
were aroused BY particles u the falling
roof striking their beds
BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
RE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17

building IS completed ana Is the pride
OF the town Ii cost $1,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17

Ncwt Williams was arrested last
Thursday night near Tulsa. He IS
wanted at Ardmore 20 answer TO a
charge OF murder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17

W. a. Percell has resigned as mayor
OF Woodvnle and W G. Draper has
been elected TO hil on, the unexpred
term.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17

Wilson Parker. an Indian, was given \
two years IN the federal prison for I
forgery at Ardmorc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17

BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
AT THE FAMOUS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17

r. f. Kech came up from Oklahoma
City this morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17

Clark j. Tisdei has been appointed
master In chancery to succeed John
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17

w b. johnson denies that he Is can
didat for reappolntment as United
States attorney Tor the southern dis
-rict Eugene v. Morris OF Ryan has
again 'rs.scga q factor In the race and
Is now "a Wasl -af N 70 push his
claims.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17

C. ~ Rutherford. charged Wits as
salt with intent to KIN W. A. Durant,
was found not guilty by jury at Ato-
ka last week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17

A daughter of T. J. stanton. living
about three miles from Pauis Valley.
was fatnny burned Friday nlsht son
probably fatally and an older son aud
his wife seriously so. The house caught
fire during thq night and the inmates
were aroused BY particles cf the falling
roof striking their beds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17

Wagner has agreed 70 raise bonus
Of $4,000 for the ST. Louis s El Paso
n new railroad.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17
NEW STATE NOTES.

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17

The 1o-months old baby Of V. A.
thrown into the fire last Tuesday and
received burns that win probably prove
fatal. The baby was being rocked by an
older child vnen the chair tipped and
the baby went into the omen fire.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17

Dewey ia IN the throes Of i,s arst mu-
alcipal election
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-17

ployed ". y. Peyinghaus formerly gem
as MANAGER OF the bureau. Niuskogee
is IN earnest ia this fight for lower
freight rates and she is going after e
IN the right wag.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
Men and As & V Were Hurled
81 s.. s g - ssaS
smA q n.
They Became Infuriated at Sight
OF Dead Countrynlen and
Chased Train Crew.

Greensburg, Pa, March s. Three
Italians were killed outright and score
or more were injured, several. II IS be-
.lieved, fatally, in collision on the
Pennsylvania P railroad near Radebalgh,
Pa, today between milk train and a
work train filled with foreigners The
work train was composed of fiat cars
loaded with pipe for a pipe line which
the Pennsylvania railroad is building
from Indian Greek to Pittsburg About
US Italians employed at this work were
aboard and the train had just pulled
on TO the main line from the siding
when il, met the milk train in collision.
Nh The two traif@ came together with
terrific force and the Gfen and the iron
pipe were hurled III all directions. The
last fat car was telescoped and two
Others demolished. but the milk train
was not seriously damaged. Immediate
siy after the accident the crew of the
milk train went to the assistance of the
injured but were forced to flee from
the iilfuriated Italians who were crazed
at the sight Of their dead and dying
countryrnen A number of the Italians
rushed at the train crew with threats
5of vengeance and the crew had TO take
refuge on their engine to escape the wrath
of the Foreigners.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
REMlARIsABLE + GRAF / ER.

London, March 8. & Princess Solty-
koff, the most remarkable adventures
who has appeared III Europe for many
years, has been sentenced to eighteen
months imprisonment for defrauding a
hotel.
She is the daughter Of a poor Ches-
hire joiner, and her careerfof crime was
due to the fact that she had a passion
for posing as 4 member Of the nobility
That she often succeeded IS due to her
aristocratic type Of beauty. She IS
cultured and refined appearing.
The princess has become an alleged
convert Of Mohanfnedanis
M the age of I8, alter leaving her
home, the princess made the acquaint-
afce Of the late Lord Anglesey who
ran himself into bankruptcy through
u his inability to resist feminine charms.
His lordsfip took the girl to Monte
Carlo with him, and afterward she as
sulaed the name Of Lady Muriei Paget,
Paget being the Anglesey family name.
With this title she went to fashionable
shops and had wares sent to her house
After she got the goods she left her
boarding house without paying her bill.
This trick she constantly repeated.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
EXPOSED BY
Il. Exporters
ATTORNEY GENERAL RECEIVES i
SOME VALUABLE INFORMATION
Credit Is Given by Official to Report
ers of The New York American
Charged That Rebates Have Been
Given on Sugar Shipments.

Washington, March 8.--Upon being
shown the publication in The New
York American Of today regarding the
ssliegeEl grantiag u ON iasairs
portation of sugar Attorney General
Moody said: Some weeks ago a
representative Of that paper called on
dle and said that information was in
the possession Of that paper tending
to show that large rebates on the trans
portation Of sugar had been given to
the American Sugar Refining Co., by
the trunk lines Of railroads running out
of. New York City, and asked If the
department Of justice desired to use the
in legal proceedings. An
examination OF the matter showed
clearly that it was highly important
and tended to show the giving and re-
ceiving Of large money rebates. II,
1t is the purpose of this department
to proceed carefully but with all posi-
BILE expedition.
1t ought to be said that until this
Information was furnished the depart
r1ent by the representative Of The
American, the department had no
knowledge or suspicion Of the facts and
that the representatives OF that paper
have aided theofieials Of the department
in all the ways in their power.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
PROMISES
TO THE JEWS
COUNT WITTHIWILL SUBMIT
GRIEVANCES TO CABINET
The Attention Of the Official Was CALI
ed to Threats Made Against the
jews He Advised Them to Particl-
pate at the Elections. ID

ST. Petersburg, March ga deputa-
ton of Jews headed by M. Slieseberg
and representing provincial commit
tees for the assistance Of sufferers by
nassacres, today laid a report OF out
rages before Premier Witte and direct
ed his attention to the continuation OF
the anti1JeWish agitation among the
Black Hundreds and the threats made
against Jews If they acted with the pro-
gressive parties in the elections. The
deputation expressed fears of nlassa-
5cres at Easter and insisted that only
an immediate proclamation of the gov
ernrnent's intention to protect life and
property tof Jews and to severely pun
5ish their assailants would stop them.
Count Witte promised to bring the
matter Immediately before the cabinet.
He declared that HE fully realized the
unfortunate position of Jews outside the
law, adding that he is confident the ma
tional assembly will resolve the Jew
.ish question justly He further advis-
ed participation in the. election in Or
der that, where Jews are in the ma
1jority, they might send representatives
to the assembly & ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
Reform Conference Did Not n.
Favor Primary Election Law

New York, March 8.--The National
Conference for the Reform or the Pri-
mary and Election laws held here under
the auspices Of the National Civic fed
Grafton ended last night. 1t is ex-
pected that the work for ballot reform
begun by the conference will be carried
forward by department Of the Ma
.tional Civic federation created through
"a resolution adopted by the confer
ence
The last session was given over to- a
discussion Of wide range, the election
laws Of many states serving as sub
.ject.
The resolution creating the perniari-
ent special department of the national
civic federation was introduced by Jo-
3siah Quincy Boston. All members of
the conference are to become members
.of the department Another resolution
introduced by Mr.. Quincy and also
adopted read:
z Resolved, that experience shows
that existing provisions oil the crinli-
nal laws against the purchase OF votes
are inadequate, that additional corrupt
practices legislation should include: /:
3(I) the publication of all contributions
and expenditures; ca the prohibition
of political contributions BY corpora
tions; CD the definition and limitation
of permissible political expenditures;
8(4) provisions for judicial inquiry into.
election expenditures and existence OF
corrupt practices, in which proceeding
any citizen may Darticipate. ~ che
punishment of corrupt practices BY fur-
ther penalties, such ais sYdisfranchisemetit
or disqualification for Office, in addi-
tion 10 fine or imprisonment.
The conference declined to- adopt
resolution declaring for direct riofnin-
ations through the primary system, re-
ferring the matter by a vote of is TO. III
10 the civic federation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
INJURED in
A COLLISION
FIRST SHcTI0NIOF a
FREIGHT TRAIN BROKE In TWO
Large Amount of Live Stock Killed
Fifteen Cars and One Engine Demoi-
islled The Wreckage Blocked Main
Line for Several Hours.


Burlington. Ia, March s. A rear end
collision here today between two sections
of q freight train on the Chicago. Bnfl-
i,igton & Quincy railway resulted in the
injury Of four men, A stockmar, S.
Heatpn Of New Virginia, Ia, was fatal
" injured. Others hurt were
Brakeman Stuckinan, badly cut Oh
head and body. s
Vim. Kackman of Burlington, arm
broken. IS
Brakeman Frank Mathews of Keitlis-
burg, internally injured.
The wrsckage blocked the main line
for several hours A large amount Of
live stock was killed and fifteen cars
and one engine demolished. The acci-
dent was caused by the FIRST section 81
the train breaking in two.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
Member Of British House
Of Commons Will Receive Pay

Il London, March 5. The house Of.
commons after a discussion occupying
the whole Of last evening $ session, caT-.
ried by a majority of a38 the mellon I'M
froduced BY the capitalist liberal, Will
liam Hesketh Lever. representing the
Wirral division Of Cheshire, in favor.
81 the payment to members Of parlia-g
mem of $500 yearly In the course
of the debate Premier Campbell Ban-.
herman spoke cordially in favor Of pays
ing members, but said the government
at present had neither the time nor the
money 10 carry it into effect
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
lid is OFF.

10.
Hiram. OF, March 8.On the point OF
entering the college building here few.
days ago one of the women teachers
suddenly shrieked and threw up her
hands. ;l
Why, what horrible mistake, she
cried. This isn't the college it's a
saloon Look r"
Tile other teachers gazed at the front
of the edihce. IT was painted to repre-
sent a saloon. On one side was huge
shield painted in glaring gold letters
Lager beef, On the other side an I'M
niense schooner overHoWed with amber
froth.
aa The splendid dome of the building
was decorated with large and loud
streaner iii brilliant letters declaring
that the did was of. Z
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
The Senators Were a Little Slow
y About Getting Around This
Morning. |'
North Dakota Senator rIade a
Strong Plea for His Substi-
tute to Bill. r

Washington, March S-The senate
met at II O'Clock, an hour earlier than
usual, in order to afford additional time
for discussion of the statehood bill. but
it looked for while as though that
object would be frustrated by lack of at
tendance on the part of the senator's.
When the hour for the meeting arrived
mot a single seat in the chamber was
occupied but as the vice president and
chaplain entered through the north door,
McCumber and Gearin appeared at the
opposite entrance and Teller and Pat
terson came in few minutes later.
Other senator's were slow in making
their appearance and at IL rs when Nc
Ctmber began to speak on the statehood
bill less than a dozen senator's were in
their seats.
McCumber introduced his speech by
presenting a substitute for the statehood
bill, creating one state of Oklahoma and
another of Indian Territory, the latter
under the name Of Sequoia, in honor
of the Cherokee scholar of that name,
and entirely eliminating New Mexico
and Arizona. He made an argument
against the consolidation of the territor-
les INFO fewer states, contendlng that
more western states were necessary to
give agricultural and other trans Mis-
sissippi interests strong representation
in congress: He predicted In the near
future the west would have much larg-
Fer population that the east and said that
even If the present boundary lines were
preserved it would still be impossible
to secure as many states as there were
Feast of the Mississippi and that therefore
the balance of the power in the senate
must necessarily be against the western
section. F.
Senator McCnmber declared that the
time would come when the east would
find its protection in the west He re-
ferred to the influence of foreign i1iIri-
grafton in the eastern communities and
in this connection said that at its last
election Chicago had elected socialist
as mayor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
OUT OF DATE.

Washington, March 8. The extent
to which the bicycle and tricycle. indus
try has fallen off during the last Ave
years is shown III bulletin issued by
the census bureau today. This i'm
dustry was at its height during and just
prior to the census year 1900. Since
then there has been annatesial decrease.
Many establishments engaged in the
manufacture of bicycles in. iooo have
discontinued business Or entered 9TH
5er fields OF industry.
The decrease in the number Of BIZ
cycle establishments in 1905, as com;
pared With 1900, was 60 per cent The
falling off in the number of wage earn
ers employed was 81 per cent. The
capital invested in 1900 was $2o.78s,-
$50, whereas in 1905 il was only $5,-
847, ,8o3. ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
UNSUCCESSFUL
AT MURDER
BUT MINNEAPOLIS MAN
TOOK HIS OWN LIFE
First Shot and Wounded His Wife
She VIII Recover liave Had
Trouble Man Was Employed on
The Tribune.

Minneapolis, March 8. Henry Nor
rissette, aged a8, a driver for The Tri-
bnne, this morning shot and slightly
wounded his wife, aged 26, and then fired
a bullet into his brain, dying instantly.
The couple had been qiarreling frequent
ly and last evening Mrs. Morrissette
called in policeman, saying she
wouldn't live with her husband any
longer as she was afraid he would kill
her Morrissette asked to be allowed
to stay in the house one night more
and then he would 60 away.
This morning when his wife stepped
out Of her room he was waiting for her
and fired. Seeing her fall to the floor
and believing her dead. he went to the
Kitchen and killed himself. Mrs Morris
settle will recover. The couple have three
children.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
Discovered Rifles
Intended for C,hinks

San Francisco, March 81 The Exanlv
iner says Twenty two modern rifles
ana 10000 rounds Of ammunition were
seized yesterday ii the quarters of The
Chinese crew on The Pacific mail steamer
Manchliria, scheduled 70 sail for the Or
lent tliis afternoon. The company OFF,
cials tlaereupon ordered. it Is said as
thorough search Of tie vessel as possis
bic, and this resulted in two more hssxcs
sof rifles being found ii The room Of one
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
UNKNOWN MAN
W AS DROWNED
THH MAN CRIED
PITEoUSLY FOR ASSISTANCE
Was clinging to . Cake Of Ice but All
Efforts TO Aid Him Were without
Avail Rescue Was Prevented by
Floating Ice.

Duluth, Mimi, March s. AT II :4ss
o'clock this morning, Motornan Burnson
al the ferry bridge and Arthur Eortin Oh
Park Point EeaFa ttle ssss of assifes essss6'
ing man who was clinging to an ice cake
about a block west Of the Booth dock.
I For God's sake, call some one TO help
me- exclaimed the unknown man.
Every effort was made By Burns and
Fortin. but to no avail. They then no.
tilted the police and Lieutenant Dranetl
and Officers Westlund and Fortin at
tempted to- get fiat boat out to him, but
the ice prevented and the unknown rnail
drowned
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
BEL DEN WILL SUCCEED
STEEN AS INDIAN AGENT

Washington, March 8.--The comp
troller of the currency has issued GER
tffcate to begin business to the First
National bank of 'McTIenry, N. D.,
with a capital Of $a5,ooo H, A. Barn
.es is president and William %. Lowden
vice president, t. VI
he pres i0slt das ilanlinateds Vim.
Il. Beiden Of Steele, for Indian agent at
Standing Rock agency to succeed Isaac
Steen, resigned. 55s .j 8
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
INSURANCE OFFICERS ,.>1..
HAVE BEEN INDICTED

New York, March. S.-Three indict-
ments against officers of the Mutual Re
serve Life Insurance Co. were handed
down by the grand jury. Those indicted
are Frederick A. Burnham, Geo. B. Ed
redge, first vice president, and George
Burnham. jr., second vice president. 4
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
PRESIDENT USED HIS
RATCHET ON OFFICIALS

Washington, March s. President
Roosevelt has removed from Office
John D. Oliphant, register j IS. Trot-5
ter, receiver, and i. ]. Chapman, clerk.
Of the iandoffice at Mangufn, Okla, for
irregularities in the conduct of the.
BUSINESS Of the Office. Today he ap Z
pointed George B, Roberts to be reg
lister of the Mangunl landoffice in sue
eession to Oliphailt sEsiie appointment
is only temporary as the Mangum Office
rs to be discontinued III April.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
FOOTBALL PLAYERS SPEND
MONEY FOR CHAMPAGNE

Madison, Wis. March ga member
Of the state university football team
testified before the legislative commit
tee investigating the university that $o2:
was spent for champagne Tor the team
and their friends following the football
game at Minneapolis last fall. m ~.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
FEAR ATTEMPTS MAY BE
MADE ON ORCiiARD'S LIFE

Boise, Idaho, March 8.The SIX
men under arrest here charged with
the assassination aof Former Governor
Frank Stuenenberg were not taken to
Caldwell yesterday for arraignrnent as
expected. The authorities decline to
state when this will be done and the
greatest secrecy IS maintained Fears
that an attempt may be made on the
life of Harry Orchard or Steve Adams
are expressed There are many strang-
ers In Caldwell, some of whom are
known 10 be from Colorado mining
camps The prisoners may be ar
.raigned TOMORROW.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
M'C,umber's Substitute
for the Statehood Bill
MAY ESTABLISH JUVENILE :
COURTS IN SWEDEN

Washington, March S.--Judge Har-
old Solomon, Of Stockholm, COM
missioner OF the Swedish government
appointed to inquire into the operations
OF the Juvenile courts in this country,
was introduced to the president today.
The Swedish government, Judge Solo
mon says. is impressed with the de-
sirabihty OF establishing juvenile
courts n
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
FEELING BETTER.

New York, March 8 Al telegram re-
.ceived last night by the Associated Press
at BIS o'clock from DIR. M R. Ward.
the attending physician Of Charles w.
Schwab, dated at Tucurncari, New Mex
ico, says
Mr., Schwab somewhat indisposed in
Los Angeles, but illness of slight signifi-
canoe. En- route today feeling much
better. (Signed) M. r. Ward
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
ARNOLD RBNoMINATED. .

Washington, March 8.--Representa-
tive Gronna has aszrecommended the re-
appointment Of E. c. Arnold as post
master at Larimore, Grand Forks
county M .:s-s.. a.1
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
Ashland Offers Aid

Ashland to cooperate with the exchange
in establishing farmers independent
grain houses and shipping facilities
there.
IA recent revision Of rates places Ash
land more nearly on a parity with Du-
luth and Superior with regard to wheat
from the west and the exchange is dis
satisfied with the treatment of the in
dependent shippers at the latter points.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08

OPER RATORS WILL NOT
CONcEDE MINERS DEMANDS

Cleveland, o., March Sat meet
ing here today 81 the Ohio coal oper-
ators ii was decided not to concede to
the demands Of the miners for an in
crease, in wages. This action it is be-
lieped, makes strike Of Ohio miners
probable.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08

4 Minneapolis, March 8.-The Farmers
exchange. an organization which is op-
Grating and promoting independent ele-
vators III the spring wheat territory,
was addressed III convention today BY
Bert Williams, mayor Of Ashland, Wis.
Serious consideration IS being given to
his offer from the public interests at
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
RECEIVED b CAR. !.

st. Petersburg, March s Emperor
Nicholas today received Lieut. Gen.
Linevitch, the former communicating
chief of the army In Manchuria, al
4 Tsarskoe- -Selo. ~ e9i
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-08
cATTLjEM.AN DEAD.

Leavenworth, Kas., March 8.--H.
Naber, a breeder Of fine cattle died at
his home near here today aged N years.
The body win be taken to Chicago for
cremation. Ass # z sa s