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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-30
PACKETS FOR MISSOURI RIVER
Trial Service VIII he InaaEurated at
Once Between 81. Louis and
81. Joseph.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Aug. 2s.-L NJ. Jones
OF Kansas City has secured options on the
river packets City of Memphis and Tennes-
see. Within two weeks these vessels will
make a trial trip up the Missouri river to
Kansas City and st. Joseph Mr.. Jones
says that in reopening navigation on the
Missouri river he will show that the river
is navigable now and IL the present trial is
a success eight boats will be put in the
Missouri next summer. linking the three
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-30
sTRYcHNINE ON THE CANDY
Prisoner I'm Fort worth jail Dies from
Eating confsction Sent Him
by Mail.

FORT WORTH. Tex. Aug. 2s,-As the re-
suit Of eating poisoned candy mailed 70 a
prisoner In the county Jail by some US
known party. the recipient, A. s. Fitz-
gerald. is dead: Henry Peake Louis
Weaver W. II, Norris and J. IT. Cross are
dangerously m and Frank Grundy. who
tasted the confectionery, Is also in. The
candy had been spTinkled with strychnine.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-30
WYOMING REPUBLICAN TICKET
bryant n. Brooks IL Nominated for
Governor At the Evening
Session.

CASPER, wyo., Aug. S.-The republican
state convention convened here today at
p. m. The town presents a gay appearance.
all the buildings being profusely decorated
for the occasion with fiags and colors OF
maroon and gold. A bandstand was erected
In Main street The Lander band Is here.
which. together with the Casper band, are
two OF the best organizations OF the kind
In the state. and viii furnish music for the
convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-30
APPERSoN'S AUTO WRECKED
Indiana Manufacturer Seriously Hart
While Driving n New Racing
Machine.

LA PORTE Ind, Aug. 9.-Edward Ap-
person. an automobile manufacturer OF
Kokomo Ind, tonight had a narrow es-
cape from death three miles vest OF Ia
Porte. While running sixty miles an hour
In ninety horsepower racing car that he
was taking to New York for the Wander
bilt cup race a rear tire burst. throwing the
machine in a ditch. Apperson was thrown
out and rendered unconscious. He was
taken to a hospital In la Porte, where to-
night ii was stated be would recover
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-30
sEALER CLAIMS FALSE WEIGHT
Chicago OmciaI starts Salts Against
Packers After Examining
Pals of Lard.

CHICAGO, Aug 2s.-city sealer Joseph
Grein today directed that suits be insti-
tuted against Armour & Co. Nelson Morris
& Co.. Swift and Company and the Anglo
American Provision company on a charge
of selling short weight lard.
The city sealer declared one OF his in
spectors purchased ive-pound pals OF lard
at the stock yards and found them to be
from thres to twelve ounces short in
weight.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-30
TROUBLE ON PERSIAN FRONTIER
TuslSish Troops said to Have Crossed
Border snd Ambassador
Makes Prstsst

coNsTANTINoPLE, Aus. zs.-Ths Per-
sian ambassador here has been informed
from Teheran that Turkish troops have
occupied the Persian district of Margovar,
comprising some twenty-five villages
The Turkish government denies that the
alleged encroachment has taken place. but
nevertheless the ambassador has lodged an
energetic protest with the porte and ha.
demanded the recall OF the troops.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-30
FIRE RECORD.
ResIdenee Near NeeIn.

nicola. Ia. Aug. S-(speeisL) )-Yester-
day afternoon the residence OF John omen.
sig miles north Of here. burned with con-
tents. The contents was the property of
william Didmon, a tenant. No one was
near II the time and nothing was saved.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-30
Russinn ConsnI shnf.

ITEM TSIN. Aug. 2s.-The Russian con-
sui here. NJ. Laptew, was shot in the
stomach today by a Russian concession
contractor named Levinsky, who lred four
times and hit the consul once. The shoot
ing occurred at the Russian consulate.
Levinsky was arrested. His victim Is in
dangerous condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-30
New Italian Ambassador.

ROME. Aug 2s.--At today's meeting OF
the council of ministers the Marquis di
San Giuliano. who was foreign minis
ter in the sonnino cabinet, was appointed
ambassador TO England.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-30
President ConKrataIatea King

COPENHAGEN, Aug. 2s.--PresIdent
Roosevelt has cabled to King Frederick,
through the American minister, his con-
gratulations on the opening OF the cable
to Iceland.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
MOLANDER DROWNED.

h. Friday evening shortly before 7
o'clock William Molander was drown
ed in the Red Lake river opposite the
sanitarium in Crookston. Together
with Arne Sampson he was rowing in
small boat. Both were standing up
and Molander's foot slipped. The boat
toppled and as an edy was struck the
boat turned completely over and both
men were thrown into the water.
Sampson, who is good swimmer,
struck out for the shore, and despite a
severe chill he made land in a few
minutes but was unable to render any
assistance to his companion.
Molander never reappeared after he
struck the water. AS he went down
he threw up one hand and that was
the last seen of him.
Sam Meng, Free Schmidt and Joe
Boneen witnessed the tragedy and Sc
curing a log chain ran to the waters
edge, thinking that the drowning man
might catch the chain in his efforts
to save himself but to no avail
The body had not been recovered up
to late hour in the afternoon. though
Fred Anderson and John Quale are
searching for the remains and the po-
lice are on the lookout along the
banks.
Deceased was a painter, 2S years o.
age. He leaves a wife and no child,
rem,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
SHRINERS At
LOS ANGELES
Big Meeting In City of Los Angeles
viii Not Be Abandoned as
Reported.

The Mystic Shrine excursion to Los
Angeles next month will not be aban-
donel. This has practically been de-
cided upon and Fargo shriners are
making arrangements to leave here
Monday morning in special car. .
Ilustrous Potentate ]. F. Treat OF
FL Zagal shrine received a message
Yesterday from Noble Flint. chairman
of the imperial council meet
ing at Los Angeles, Cal, stat
ing that the meeting at Los, Ange-
les would be held as originally planned.
The people Of Los Angeles raised a
storm Of protest when it was reported
that the meeting would be abandoned.
The imperial council must meet sorrse-
where in the near future and Los An
geles has made every arrangement and
the calling off OF the meeting would be
. a veritable black eye for the city.
LOS Angeles evidently doesn't in
tend TO wait a year or so to see II
there is going to be any more earth
qtakes," said Mr. Treat this morning,
For eastern people to refuse to go to
Los Angeles because there had been
an earthquake at Sam francisco, 500
miles distant, would be doing the peo-
pie OF Los Angeles a grave injustice.
Our special car will leave Fargo as
originally planned, Monday, April 3o
joining Osman Temples special train
at ST. Paul. : aa>,S4>l usFg~.
Several letters were received in the
city today from Los Angeles from Far
go people in that city and it appears
that the people in the City Of the An
geles" are not worrying. Earthquakes
have never been as violent in Los An
geles as in the vicinity of San Fran
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
A PAIR OF .....t..
!. . SUNDAY FIRES
Wind Carried Sparks Long Distance
!. and Kept the Fire Departments
: d.: .'r. s'&G Busy ~ r*%9f- ~ Il

A disastrous fire in the. business
section OF the city was narrowly avert
ed last night and credit is due to the
fire department. for great promtpness.
About 8:15 fire was discovered in a
pile OF boxes in the rear of Yerxa' 5
store An alarm was. sent in and the
department. was on the scene in "a very
short. time. ~ q. ,s,..-i ~
Famed by breeze, the flames were
making. headway in the rubbish and
boxes and would soon have extended
to the building but for the prornpr
work OF the department. Y
The fire. it is supposed, was started
from sparks from an N.y p. switch 3sn
gine. =. 1her coal which is being used
on switch engines Just nowsis said to
be extremely dangerous as it throws
off sparks which are carried con-
siderable distance. Al second fire was
| started. in the same. manner yesterday
but was extinguished without calling
| the department. 1t was ina pile ol
lumber in the N. P. yards and the ifire
| was extinguished by railway employees
| About $40 yesterday afternooH(!the
department res sponded to- am ALARM
from. Nordale's bakery, 718 Eighth
street north. The fire was extinguish
| ed before any amount of damage qhae
1 been done. The loss isNestimated Al
| about SIS. ~%> =. 81. - 81; *G7 SiC@a
The fire originatedfrom an soverheat:
1 ed stove. 1si s2n- 4st} t%g, * Il
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
Major Murphy Of Minot viii
Probably Not Be Tried Again

: u
|. There. appears to be question as
TO whether or not Major Murphy will
be tried for. a second time on the
charge Of forging road tax receipts.
Visitors in the city from ,Minot yester-
day were inclined TO the opinion that
States Attorney MCGEE would not re-
|cGye the support OF the Ward county
commissioners in his efforts to bring
Major Murphy to trial for the second
tiflfe and that prosecution would have
to be abandoned. 1
County Auditor Fabrick OF Minot
who was one OF the witnesses against
Major Murphy at the former trial, cor
|robor ateI the reports and was himself
OF the opinion that there would not be
second trial. '>- 'sF.
The sentiment inward county is
that the. case has already cost the, coun-
ty considerable money and that the
ends sof justice have been satisfied in.
asmich as Major Murphy has already
been put to considerable loss of tins
and money as result OF the prosecu.
ton. 15@% % - as g.sS
Mark Murphy, brother of Majoi
Murphy, is in the city today and in ali
interview with a Forum reporter he
stated that the reports that there would
not be second trial had reached hin
in Illinois, where he now resides.
However, even should . the county
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
4 RECEPTION. TO BE
I. GIVEN RETIRING PASTOR

3 q REV. S. A. Haywoftlf OF the First
Baptist church closed his pulpit labors
here yesterday morning, preaching to
"a large audience. A reception will be
rendered the retiring pastor and Mrs,
Hayworth in the pariors Of the church
Thurs day evening, TO which all friends
are cordially invited. Rev. S, A. Hay
worth will supply churches in Salt
Lake City Utah, during the month OF
May. Next Sunday he will fill the pull
pit Of church in Nebraska. The ques-
tion OF successor is still being con-
sidered by the pulpit committee OF the
First Baptist church. but no indica-
Etions as to when a choice will be made
has been given out.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23

trial was not wanted there would not
was raised in an eastern court and it
be the last say. Recently the point
was raised in an easter court and it
was held that all the county commits
|ssioriers had to do in the matter was to
paythe bills. fFi IS 5s!
Should Judge Pollock decided that a
second trial was, necessary, the order
Of the court would be final and it would
be up to the Ward county commission
ers to get together the money to foot
the bills. - NJ e sssa .s
At the conclusion of the famous Muir
ply trial in this city Several months
ago, Judge Lauder, leading Counsel for
the defense, asked for an immediate re-
|trial of the case. The prosecution re
sisted and several days later when the
| prosecution suggested date the de
fense was not ready because judge
Lauder was Obliged to, attend some
business in another part Of the state
at the time. },sr@
+ | No date has ever been fixed for a
second trial Of the case but the general
opinion has prevailed at the courthouse
that it would not be commenced until
the new courthouse was ready for oc-
eupancy. TIE first trial Of the case
was conducted in the federal building
but now that building is not available
on account Of the work which has all.
ready been commenced ON the new adj
J dition ':f:,..N%E~ Et7- " .{al
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23

cisco and. no fear is entertained that
Los Angeles will ever be visited by
such a, catastrophe as deyasted San
Francisco. r r. s N ss5s
''If had any spare capital would
take the first train to Los Angeles and
invest it there" said c. E. Wilson,
secretary OF the state fair association.
Mr.. Wilson only recently returned
from trip to Los Angeles and is ia
miliar with conditions there. AT pres
ent Mrs. Wilson and daughter are in
Los Angeles and Mr.. Wilson has not
the slightest fear for their safety.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
ENTERTAINMENT AT HIGH
lt34 M SCHOOL A. SUCCESS

The entertainment at the high school
assembly rooms last Saturday evening,
rnder the auspices Of the Eliza A.
Kent literary society, was a notable
success in every particular. The par
ents and friends OF the entertainers
were out in large numbers, and that
was very gratifying to the contributors
to the programme.
There were several musical and lit
erary selections which were well exc
cuted, but the interest of everybody
was certered In d debate which had
been arranged FOR on the subject, Re-
solved, That the jury System be Abol-
ished. 5t3l8 sP P
The speakers for. the Affirmative were
Delbert Mckenzie, Mary Miller, afll
Inger Rynning For the negative the
speakers were, Mamie Zintheo, Velna
Cross and Melvin Hildreth. The
judges decided in favor of the negative,
At busines meeting at the close
of the programme the following Off
GERS were elected:
president William Clary.
Vice President Delbert Mckenzie
Secretary Treasurer Irene Carpenl
tier.
Faculty censors Miss Hoyt am
IIMr. Eide.
Senior Censor Leigh Monson.
Junior Censor--Laura Young.
Sophomore Censor Alice Leonard.
| Freshman Censor Melvin Hildretli
!, Critics Laura Young and Roderici
/ Morris.
Judge Pollock, one of the judges
depressed himself as being particular
lly pleased with the ability shown b,
the speakers in the debate and he de
Iclared that there is some good mater
/ iaI in the Fargo high school He san
4 all pf the speakers had done some iig
4 ding for their facts and were we'll pre-
i pared for the combat. He was delight
ed to see the interest taken In indivii
commissioners decide that secou,
desire for public speaking viii be en-
couraged to ifs utmost.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
Get a Pocket Savings Bank at the
Savings & Loan 4. .,,,;zs
YOUNG MAN KILLED. +

James Bell, son Of Hugh Bell, living
at Toilette, sPenbina county, was acci-
sdentally killed Friday nights Heswas
driving four-horse team attached to
"a load 3of seed grain, which he had got
at Mr.. Atchison's place AS he turne
onto the grade the wagon was over
turned, throwing the young man under
the heavily loaded wagon 1t was sew
seral hours before he was found and BY
that time life was extinct.
Funeral services were held at I.3c
yesterday afternoon, and ifiternneni
was made in the Hamilton cemetery
The young man was highly esteenra
in that section of the state, where .hs
was well known. /, 5 ;s
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23

and evening, especially so in the morn
ing when a large number Of additional
seats had to be provided. AT both
services there were many Of the rever-
end gentlemail's former parishiorers
present The reception OF the former
pastor OF the church was most cordial
and as the great congregation poured
out Of the sacred edi6ce there were
many expressed wishes that the rever-
end gentleman might be induced to re-
turn to Fargo aiii again take mp pass
toral work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
OLSON GETS POSITION T.. 3. !.
7 : T.. 81. ....... I'm LAND DEPARTMENT

Hon OIL. Hegge, commissioners Of
public land, has offered to o. J. Olson
of this city an important position in his
office at Bismarck and he has accepted
the same, and will commence with his
new duties May l., Mr.. Olson has oc-
cupied many Offices of trust, among the
number being auditor of Cass county
for several terms. He is a very com
pstent official, and will undoubtedly
make good in the place at Bismarck ia
which he has, been assigned. The state
is fortunate in having such men III its
service. s..'z,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
NEW NEEDL EWORK.

Miss Hamrick, who brings such pref
ty novelties west eacl, season opened a
handsome display today in the parlor
Of the Waldorf and will give lessons
there the remainder OF the week. Low
ers OF the correct thing in dress will be
delighted with the new Bulgarian and
lingerie designs for. waists. Exclu-
Sve patterns from Perrault Of Chicago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
SEED POTATOES.

Choice Early Ohio seed potatoes for
sale at so cents per bushel at the Hec-
tor farm adjoining the city. Phone
1901 long 3 short.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
FOR COUNTY NUDGE.

I hereby announce my candidacy for
republican nomination for county Judge,
and ask my friends for their support.
at the primaries to be held in June. Il:
w. ]. .Clapp.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23

MATsONs RESTAURANT,
Front street First class service. Proyis-
ion room and kitchen open to inspection.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
WITH THE. lyWHEELOCKs

Harold Jewell, a Dakota Business
College pupil, went to work as book
keeper IN the local Office Of Wlieelock
s& Wlieelock, bankers. this morning.
About 100 ID B. G pupils have been
placed in good positions this year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
RESULTS

Are what young people are seeking
when they go to business college. Some
schools secure more abundant results
than others and this fact should always
be taken into consideration in deciding
where one will take course.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23

4 lGet a Pocket. Savings Bank at the
Savings & Loan y. y.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23

Get Pocket Savings Bank at It'd
Savings & Loan.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
JAPANESE PAPER WILL BUILD
A NEW HOME IN THIS CITY
Daily New World to Have a Beautiful
Oriental Structure Before Many

F. T. Kuranaga, editor and proprietor
of the Japanese Daily New World will
begin work on n new home for his pa :
per this morning The structure will
be located on the corner of Geary and
Larkin streets, and will be strictly of
the Oriental style. being story and a
half high. with large circular sign
above proclaiming in Japanese charac-
ters that the Daily New World has
again found it's home in San Francisco,
and has this time come to stay.
The New World was established in
1894. and under the able management of
its editor soon gained prestige At the
time of the fire it was circulating all
over the United States.
Although the paper lost property val
ued at $65. 1000, the editor was not dis
couraged, but Immediately cabled to
Japan for a more complete outfit of
Japanese characters than he possessed
before. He then secured. small plant
from Japanese Y. M. C. A. and, NOV
ing to Oakland, continued to get out
his paper with the loss of only one edi-
tion on account of the fire.
The new. building will be completed
about July l. at which time the ma
chinery is expected from Japan and a
duplex perfecting press from Michigan.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
Heavy Imports for May.

Deputy Collector OF Customs N S.
Farley reports that 1907 entries. of
imported Merchandise were passed in
the custom-house during the month of
May. This is the greatest number of
entries during May for thirteen years.
For the five months ending May 81,
1905. the total number of import en-
tries was 1912. This was 329 more en-
tries than were passed during the cor
responding period in 1905
The importations between Chinese
new year. usually falling in February.
and July are always lighter than dur
ing other months of the year. There
fore. considering the fire also. the i'm
port entries have been remarkably
large so far this calendar year.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11

blood flowed out of wounds in many
places, and / was so disheartened that
/ thought surely my last chance was
slowly leaving me. As the foot did
not improve, you can readily imagine
how | felt. ] wes simply disgusted
and tired OF life. l stood this pain.
which was dreadful, for six months,
and during this time ] was not able to
wear q shoe and not able to work.
Some one spoke to me about Cuti-
cura. The consequences were bought
q set Of the Cuticura Remedies of
one of my friends who was a drug
gist. and the praise that / gave after
the second application is beyond
description it seemed q miracle,
for the Cuticura Remedies took
effect Immediately. washed the foot
with the Cuticura Soap before applying
the Ointment and / took the Resolvent
st thesafne time. After two weeks treat
ment my foet was healed completely.
People who he'd seen my foot during my
Illness and who have seen IL since the
cure, can hardly believe their own eyes"
Robert Schoenhauer,
Aug. II, 1905. Newburgh, n. Y.
sod thronghsut the World Cu,icura sosp 2se Ont
f1s &c per vial q G0) may be had Of ali drufris.s
~ hAuse kssA- -Ths 6sssf skiz kssi-S
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
RADEMACHER MUST ANSWER
TO A CHARGE OF MURDER
C0rcacr's Jury in Oakland Accuses
Him of Shooting and Killing
GGsSie Musrce.

Chris p RsdenacheV will be charged
with murder this morning He was
taken 10 Oakland on Saturday night
by Detective T P Riordan to be pres
ent at the inquest over the body OF
Mrs. Gussie Munroe. who died there a
week ago Yesterday. The Coroner's
jury brought in verdict that the wo-
man died from a gUashot wound in
flicted by RademAcher on February %
last al 639 Clay street
The woman's mother ran a dance
hail ~ Jackson and Kearny streets
where Dademacher met her and be-
came infatuated with her. Her hus-
band. a miner. was in Alaska and
Radenscher used to visit her at her
stepfather's lodging house, e3S Clay
street on the evening Of February %
they were found in an unconscious con-
dition in her room. The woman had
been shot by Rademacher. who had
then shot himself in the head She
recovered sufficiently to work as a
waitress in a saloon in Oakland. but
the wound still troubled her
Pade1lachcr lost the sight Of one OF
his eyes through the wound in his
head He was patient at the City
and County Hospital till Saturday and
now he is at the O'Farrell-s sta
tion.