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n
and Queen Alexandra will visit
the United States-unofficially.
of course-some time next year. 1t is
one of the dearest wishes of both to
see some of the modern wonders of
America. They have seen virtually all
the rest Of the world.
Their tour of the United States would
come after their visit to Canada next
wear and that visit is almost GER
tainty. The Canadian Parliaments Of
fetal invitation has been followed with
personal requests made by some of the
great men of both Canada and Eng
land and 1t is understood that King
Edward is inclined TO go. The Queen,
although of similar mind. does not
like sea voyages, but it is believed she
will agree to go because of her anxiety
TO see some of the United States after
ward.
The King and Queen, Of course, will
travel to Canada in royal state accom-
panied by a feet of warships and by
many private yachts.
After making the tour of Canada
they will go to Rideau Hall. Ottawa,
for a two weeks rest, or ostensibly a
rest. In reality. as the Earl and Coun-
tess of Chester, and with q. small suite,
they will travel in the United States.
The visit, while it will be in incognito,
Will be fairly public and on this ac-
count the British ambassador has al
ready made inquiries of the State De-
partment whether such a visit would
be agreeable to the United States Gov
ernment.
If the visit be made the United
States secret service, as well as the
European police who will accompany
the King, will watch and guard him
and the Queen every moment in as
quiet a manner as possible
President Roosevelt will entertain
the royal pair in the White House and
they also viii stop, not at hotels, but
at the homes of prominent Americans
who are identified with the English
court In Washington they will, of
course, reside at the British embassy.
The Duchess of Manchester, the Ouch
ess of RoXburghe, the Countess of Suf-
folk, the Duchess of Marlborough and
other Americans of England will jour-
ney to the United States and either
open their houses there or rent for a
short period the necessary residences.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-30
COMPROMISE VERDICT SAVES
MURDERER FROM GALLONS
OreEOnfan Who Killed Wife and Daugh-
ter and Burned Bodies Guilty
of MnneIaughfer.
july 29.-The Jury /

TILLAMOOK. July 2s.-The jury in
the Hembree murder case, after being
out all night. brought in verdict of
manslaughteE- as compromise YER
dict. On the first ballot one of the
Jurors voted for acouittal and after an
all night session the compromise was
arrived at
Hembree was tried for the murder OF
his wife and daughter. After killing
the two women he set the home on fire
TO hide his crime. But for the finding
Of some human bones in the remains Of
a cooking stove the crime never would
have been discovered. An inquiry was
started. and Hembree was arrested on
sircumstantial evidence.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-30
WOMAN POSSESSES
MILLION ACRES.
Property of Mrs. King of
Texas Is Estimated to
Be Worth S5O,OOO,OOO
QUEEN OF RANGE
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

AUSTIN, Texas, July 29.-Owning a
ranch of 100000 acres, twice as big
az the State of Rhode Island and as
large as the entire State of Delaware.
Mrs, VI. NJ. King is one of the richest
women in the world. She is estimated
to. be worth not less than s50,000, 900,
the larger part of which she made her.
self since the death of her husband.
twenty-five years ago. The f1uctua-
tions of stocks and the Wall-street
panics have no terrors for her, as her
wealth is in land and cattle.
BY the purchase of the Los Laurelos
ranch, which is adjacent to her own
ranch, Mrs. King has become one of
the largest ranch owners in the world.
The Los Laurelos consists of 10000
acres. She has more than 100000 head
of beef cattle and the ST. Louis,
Brownsville and Medico Railroad runs
through her property for more than
100 miles.
During the last year she has given
away $4,000 acres. $4,000 for the build
ing of the railroad and 10000 acres for
the town of Kinsville, named for her
husband At one time it was estimated
that it was fifty odd miles from her
doorway to her front gate.
Mrs. Kings ranch. the Santa Ger
trudes, is an enormous revenue pro-
ducer. While most of her land is used
for stock raising. practically every
acre is susceptible of the highest culti-
vation. In the last twenty five years
the land has increased in value from
Is to 90 cents an acre to SIS or $40.
1t is all in the artesian water belt and
can be irrigated Such land under cul-
tivation is selling in Texas for $3.50 an
acre.
1t is Mrs. Kings plan to reclaim all
the grazing land she owns and by bor-
ing artesian wells irrigate 1t and rent
and lease il to progressive and. practi-
cal farmers. It is estimated that the
estate will be worth $20000o,000 within
a few years.
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PAYS FOR WEDDING BANQUET
BY ISSUING BOGUS CHECK
st. Louis Mnn Also Charged With
Having Duped the
Minister.

CANTON, Ohio. July 29.-J. Edward
Price, who claims that he is employed
In St Louis, is under arrest in La
tonia, charged with having passed bo-
gus checks on several business firms
there.
Price came to Latonia. stating that
he was about to start a Democratic
newspaper On last Tuesday evening
he was married to Miss Hannah Fro
ney and gave big banquet at the ho-
tel in honor of his bride. He paid for
this as we'll as his minister's fee, with
checks on the Bank of Milford, which
refused to honor them
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-30
RUMoR OF RECONCILIATION
is DENIED BY THE HARTJES
Both Sides In Notorious Divorce Case
Prepare for Renewal of
Battle Today.

PITTSBURG, July 29.-Both sides in
the Hartje divorce case were getting
ready today for the renewal of the bat
tie tomorrow
The rumor monger was busily at
work and the most exciting report he
hoated was one that the attorneys of
both sides would ask the court for a
nonsuit in the morning and the great
trial would be declared off. This. 1t
was stated, was the result of confer
ence and an amicable agreement be-
tween the principals. Everything was
to be forgotten and forgiven and they
were to again be loving husband and
wife.
Neither Mrs. Hartje nor her attor-
neys knew anything of this. Hartje
denied it emphatically and said he
thought he would have known 1T as
soon as any person
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vey. commander of the Pacific Mail tug
Arabs
First officer o. NJ Hansen in speak
ing of the trials said:
The Milwaukee acted spiendidly. She
met and exceeded every requirement
She behaved very fine at sea- con-
slider her splendid sea boat. She is
a far better sea- going boat than the
Oregon.
CAPTAIN COVE TO COMMAND.
We had a stiff northwesterly breeze
all the way coming up the coast from
Santa Barbara yesterday, which was
an excellent test for her a-going
abilities. We thought the Oregon was
a great sea boat. but the Milwaukee
beats her a long way
The cruiser is very smart in answer
ing her helm, and in this point, as in
all others, met the full requirements
of the Government.
There were $50 men all told on board
in the trial
The Milwaukee is lying in the stream.
just off the Union Iron Works. but in
a day or so she will go alongside the
dock to have lot of finishing touches
put on and be generally cleaned up.
This will probably take about two
months time. She will then be taken
up to Mare Island, where her guns will
be put on, and when this is done she
will enter into the service of the
OnlJeQ states navy w mere S0e Will
then be ordered to has not as yet been
given out
Captain Cove. who is to be the yes
sells commander when she enters the
service was on board during the trials,
although he took no active part in
them He was simply there as an OBJ
server.
The members of the naval board of
inspectors and survey, under whose su-
pervision the trials were made, were
Captain H. Osterhouse, senior member;
Captain John c. Fremont. Commander
l. S. K. Reeves and Commander z. W.
E,herIe
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RELATIVE WOULD HAVE
none OF SAGE'S coin
"You Couldn't Hire Me to Touch
aPenny Of the Old Miser's
Money" He Says.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

CRIPPLE CREEK. July 2s.-w. E
Craig Of Cripple Creek. a pioneer in
this district and one of the best known
mining men IN the West, is a relative
Of the late multi-millionaire Russell
Sage. Russell Sage's first wife and
Craig's mother were sisters.
Thirty years ago Craig, who was
men q mere boy, was employed by Sage
in mis- New York Office. Craig became
restless and came West. During the
pioneer days Of Cripple Creek he locat-
ed considerable property, which he sold
before il was developed, and which
has since proved TO be among the best
in the district Craig is not proud OF
his relationship with the dead fnancier
lie was not mentioned in Sage's will
and when asked IL he would join other
relatives in a contest emphatically de-
clared he would not
You couldn't hire me TO touch a
penny OF the old misers money" he
said.
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proudly into the bay yester-
day morning with the fig
ures "22h" painted in white
on her three forward smokestacks
She had occasion to be proud, for
she had beaten the requirements of
twenty two knots, which were demand
ed of her by the United States Gov
ernment, and had easily made record
of twenty two and half knots. She
had also proved herself to be an ex-
cellent sea going boat. In her trip up
the coast from Santa Barbara she
showed herself to be not only an equal
but the superior of the Oregon when
that craft was in her youth.
The Milwaukee's trip was eminently
successful in every way and her build
ers are delighted at the record she es-
tablished. She had no sooner come TO
anchor off the Union Iron Works yes
terday than she was boarded by r.
Forsythe and George Fredricks of the
Union Iron Works and Mrs. Fred Gard
ner and a party of ladies. They imme-
diately repaired to the main cabin.
where breakfast was served, which
was attended by the visitors. the off,
GERS of the ship and the members of
the United States navy board that had
been sent by the Government to act at
the trials.
FoUR-HoUR TEST MADE.
Everybody was in the best of humor
over the achievements that this ac-
QUESTION to Uncle Sans fleet had made.
and many toasts were drunk to her fu-
ture success and prosperity. Felici-
tous speeches were made by the Gov
ernment representatives as well as by
men who had been instrumental in her
construction.
The Milwaukee left here on Monday.
July %, and steamed at once to Santa
Barbara. All day last Wednesday was
spent in the channel there standardiz-
ing her propellers. They were found
to meet the demands of the Government
and to even exceed them.
On Friday the four hours endurance
trial took place. 1t began at Sis a.
m. and ended at 1915 p
The run was made over "a straight
away course of about ninetytmiles.
The cruiser started from a point If
teen miles west of Santa Barbara. ran
by Anacapa Island. to a point just to
the east of Catalina Island She was
only supposed to cover distance of
eighty eight miles, but she ran with
tional miles to her course. She then
retraced her way back to Santa Bar
bara, where she came to anchor for the
night and started up the coast Satur
day morning. Her navigating officer
in the trials was Captain George Har
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Some girls ffirt with handkerchfefs
and some with fans, but the majority
prefer to firt with men.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-30
Cruiser Milwaukee Returns From
Her Trials at Santa Barbara.

mi the record made Milwaukee
~ Barbara and with rdanokes
~~Z proudly yesterday She beat the Oregn' qualities
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To the Man Who
Wants to Advertise, But
Thinks It's Too "Expensive"-

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advertising be applied to your BUSINESS sO pr0Oe you
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Proves to Be Splendid
Seagoine Vessel on Her
Trip Up the Coast
Beats Performance of Oregon
Made Over Similar Course

"HE new cruiser Milwaukee sailed
proudly into the bay yester-
day morning with the fig
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
BUILDERS AND TRADERS
N HOLD IMPORTANT MEETING

There was a good attendance at the
meeting Of the builders and traders
exchange last night, and several inn
portant matters were given attention
The membership of T. L. Sykes was
transferred to the Fargo. Foundry Co..
of which Mr.. Sykes is a member. VI
|. Letters were read relative to- certain
matters contained in different bills be-
fore congress of interest to. builders
and contractors and the Legislative
committee was, authorized as to the
steps TO be taken and. how repfesenta-
tives in congress should be advised
The anti-injunctiona law was one of the
matters. .-,n. 49, ID. .s..5..t
Several matters of detail were re-
ferred to the proper committees, to be
reported upon at an adjourned meeting
to be held in two weeks. A nest oil
shelves has been placed in the exchange
for the display OF samples OF building
materials. Ea&.-> ;
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
PROPOSALS FOR STEEL VAUL1
FIXTURES AND COUNTERS.

4 Sealed bids will be received at the
county auditors Office at the court
house in Fargo, Cass county, N. D., to
sbe considered by the board of county
commissioners of Cass county, for fur
nishing to Cass county steel vault fix
ttires and counters for courthouse now
under construction.
B Said bids to be filed not later than I2
O'clock noon OF Friday, March 9, 1906,
and to be accompanied by certified
check in the sum Of $2oo to insure con-
tract should bid be accepted.
Plans and specifications for the re-
quired equipment to be on file at the
office of the county auditor on and after
Feb. 20, Ioo6
Il Each bidder may submit his own
specifications as to material and finish
of work but must conform to items and
dimensions of the equipment specified.
Is The board hereby reserves the right
ITO, reject any or all bids, and will re-
quire the successful bidder to enter in
to contract with the county and to fur
nish a good and sufficient bond in the
amount Of the contract to insure faith
sfil compliance with the terms thereof.
Done by order Of the board Of coun-
ty commissioners of Cass county this
18th day Of February, 1906.
Attest:
Arthur G. Lewis,
County Auditor.
Cd. Feb. I4-2I-28 Marchs7.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
CASHEL. 8
OPINION
President Of Drainage League Sug.
gests Plan Of Proceeding with
Drainage Projects.

n The action Of the secretary of the in
terror in turning down the loan of ST.
100000 from the reclamation fund to
further the drainage projects in the Red
river valley will not interfere 10 any
great extent with the progress Of the
work which has been planned.
This is the opinion of ]. L. Cashel,
president Of the North Dakota Drainage
league, who passed through the city last
night enroute to West Baden for short
stay.
1T will delay US sonle,' Mr.. Cashel
said, and compel us to pay interest to
float our bonds. A drainage bill will be
prepared by the best talent obtainable
in the state to be approved by con-
yention that will be called next fall,
and then it will be submitted to the next
legislature for its consideration. 1T
should have an emergency clause and
after its passage and approval be at
once tested in the courts in order to
prove its legality and constitutionality,
thus giving investors confidence in the
bonds issued under it, A constitutional
amendment allowing the board of uni
.versity and school lands to purchase
drainage bonds passed the last session
and if passed by the 1907 session can,
.if considered of sufficient Importance, be
submitted to vote of the people at a
special election shortly afterwards.
Should it be ratified we can commence
the. work Of drainage actively during
the summer of 1907, if desired. Money
should be procured from the state at a
rate, of interest not to exceed four per
cent, This will give desirable avenue
for loariing the common school and in
stitution funds. and at the same time
be of great, benefit in pushing drainage.
The interest that we will pay will be
returned and applied for the education
of Our children. The ways and means
to prepare for general system of
drainage will be pushed as rapidly as
possible; We will have to wait little
but not long when we will be fully
equipped for the work
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
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s Asked about THE spring styles, local
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be more fancy tllan ever worn The
trousers will Be Sut literally but The
pronounced baggy cuts will not be pop
lilar among the well dressed men. Light
flannel goods will be worn early iii the
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season and later wash suits are likely
to be very popular.
Have Knight Printing Co. print it
Cannif paints signs best Phone 2soL.
See Geo. FL. Purchases real estate
adj for free homestead
Deimert s Murphy deliver to any
part Of the two cities. Phone sss.
Flat location, IooxI4o fl, one block
from Broadway. $4,000 w D. Hodg-
son. Il 8,
Real fuel, clean, solid coal and wood,
delivered promptly when ordered at In
terror Lumber Co
Expert watch repairing only man
who can change watch from key to stem
wind. ]. G. Bellies. 4Io Front street.
The Savings and Loan. have a new
Pocket Savings Bank for the use Of
their customers. 1t is handsomely fin
isi1ed and can be carried in the vest
pocket. Call and get one.
Al copy Of the 1905 Session Laws,
popular edition, and The Daily Forum
for three months in advance for $3.50
/ at The Forum Office. This is only SO
cents more than the price Of the book
alone. 5ls
# you keep in touch with real estate
opportunities. today's ads are import
ant to you-botf display and classified.
Inside property is especially active
some men are making big money over
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SUMMONS.

In District Court, Cass County, State
sof North Dakota
C. w Darling, plaintiff, VS.. w. j.
Lorshbaugh, A. L. Smith, Arthur G.
Lewis, county auditor. Melvin S. Mayo,
county treasurer, and all other persons
unknown claiming any estate or interest
IN, or lien or encumbfance upon the
property described in the. complaint,
defendants Summons.
The State Of North Dakota to- the
above named defendants
Yoli are hereby summoned to answer
complaint in this action and to serve
a copy Of your answer on the stibscrib-
ers at their Office in the City Of Fargo
within thirty days after the service Of
this summons on you, exclusive of the
day Of service, and in case you fail to
appear or answer. judgment will Be
taken against you BY default for the re-
lief demanded iii the complaint which
will be fled iii the office of the clerk
of said court al Fargo, North Dakota.
Robinson & Lgn1ke,
ttorneys for Plaintiff.
Above entitled action relates to the
northeast quarter OF section twenty-five
(25) III township one hundred forty-ofle
{ I4I Of range fifty, (so), In Cass
County. North Dakota.
january 26. 1900.
4 Robinson Ii Len1ke.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Fargo. N. %.
heb. y. Maf. IA, Al, 28s April III
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
WILL NOT HOLD FEDERAL
COURT AT WAtlPETON

Washington, March 7The Hans
brough bill recently reported by the
Judiciary committee increasing from
four to FIVE the division Of judicial
districts of North Dakota passed the
senate. Il was amended before pass
age by changing date Of holding dis
itrict court as follows: Bismarck first
Tuesday in March, Fargo third Tues
day in May, Grand Forks second Tues
day in November, Devils Lake FIRST
Tuesday in July and Minot, the new
place for holding court, the second
Tuesday in October. The terms Of the
circuit court are the same.
Senator McC Cunber withdrew his
amendment making six divisions so as
to include lWahpeton as a place OF
holding court.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-07
. WHITE HOUSE BRIDE. ), :,

Miss Blanche Bates was deeply inter-
ested in the wedding of Miss Alice
Roosevelt and Mr.. Nicholas Longworth.
She knows bride and bridegroom very
well personally. Miss Roosevelt saw
Miss Bates in The Darling of the Gods,
and again in The Girl of the Golden
West, and always made it a point to
get back to the stars dressing-room be-
tween the acts for chat. They talked
OF all things under the sun, as young
women of congerial tastes will OF
course, marriage came up, as one of
the subjects, although Miss Alice was
discreetly silent as to her own n1atri-
r1loniai intentions. Perhaps she had not
made up her mind then. One thing she
had decided on, however, and ii took
the form of a little compact between her
and Miss Bates It was that the distin-
Iguished actress should send her some
thing blue to wear at her wedding,
whenever that event should come. The
old couplet ,as everyone knows, runs
thus:
Something old and something new,
Something borrowed and something
blue.
These must be included in the dress
of a bride who would be happy
Miss Bates was asked, a few nights
ago, at the Belasco theatre, New York,
whether She had fulfilled her promise
to Miss Roosevelt, to send her Some
thing blue. Z
81 certainly did, she answered.
{ Moreover, received an assurance that
Miss Alice would wear it, and have
no doubt she did, although il was some
thing that would not show
What was it? ? asked the bold in
terviewer.
Fortunately for him, Miss Bates got
her cue to appear on Cloudy mountain
at that instant. But ere she. stepped
before the foot1ights, she gave him a
glance which warned him not to be
there when she came off 8S