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ASKED TO RECONSIDER.
Taft Wants Palma to Withdraw His
RESIGNATION,

Havana, Sept. 21.--A communication
from Secretary Taft and Assistant
Secretary Bacon was taken to the pal
ace shortly after noon 1t was under
stood to be an appeal to Palma to re-
consider his resignation and coop
crate with the American peace COM
missioners. There Is no evidence at
hand yet that any of the officials have
withdrawn their designations.
Taft on leaving the American lega-
ton, this morning, said the negotia-
tions are still pending but no long
conferences were held between the
government officials.
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Johnston Monun,ent.

Austin. Tex, Sept. 26T monu-
ment erected in the state cemetery at
this city in memory Of General Albert
Sidney Johnston, will be formally un-
yelled and dedicated under the aus
pices OF Albert Sidney Johnston Chap
ter United Daughters OF Confederacy,
this afternoon. Several hundred mem
bers Of the Texas Division II. ID. G.
and Confederate veterans are here to
take part In the exercises, for which
an interesting programme has been arr
ranged.
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New Cabinet Needed,

Moscow, Sept. 26. M Shipoff, the
veteran reformer. In an interview with
the correspondent of the Associated
Press declared that the only honorable
and possible relief from the painful
ordeal through which Russia was
the immediate replacementof the Stoly-
pin cabinet by the one composed Of
men supported by public opinion and
the immediate announcement OF the
election OF members to new parlia-
ment.
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insanity Congress.

Milan. Italy. Sept. 26.-The Inter
national Insanity congress opened here
today with every civilized country In
the world represented by delegates.
Among the delegates are many Of the
foremost experts on insanity and the
directors of many famous asylums in
Europe and other parts of the world.
The object of the congress Is to dis
cuss matters pertaining to the treat
ment of insane persons In and out
side Of asYlums.
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Had Easy Money.

East Grand Forks, Mimi. Sept. 26.
Three young men. who were buying
wine, were arrested here last night
and had about $4,000 in their posses
sion. At firstait was thought they
were bank robbers blowing some easy
money, later 1t was concluded one of.
the men had sold claim and had a.
big roll he wanted to blow.
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DOPE FlEND DEAD.
Man Who Fell From Bridge at Grand
Forks Is No More.

Grand Forks. N. D., Sept. &c. w.
Burton. the dope fiend and gambler.
who fell from bridge here several
days ago and broke his back, died i'm
the hospital after intense suffering.
Hts relatives reside at Deadwood and
Rapid City s. D., but refuse to re-
spond to messages and his wife could
not be. located. The county will prob
ably have to bury the dead man.
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MRS. OELRICHS ACTS
SHE WANTS CHARGE OF Hus.
BANDS ESTATE.
Legal Clash to Follow for Possession
of the Estate--WiII Cut Off Mrs.
oelrichs From Any Share of Hus-
bands Wealth.

San Francisco. Sept 26-Through
her attorneys Mrs. Oelrichs yesterday
filed a petition in the probate court
requesting that special letters of ad-
ministration be granted her upon the
estate of her late husband, Herman
Oelrichs, who died at sea last August
while returning from Europe. The es-
tate is valued at $1,00O,00O. Letters
will Sprobably be issued today. Oel-
richs' will left his wife nothing.
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IT MAY BE A FAKE
czAR REPORTED TO BE GOING TO
RIARRITz.
1t Is Said the Entire imperial Family
Is Headed for That Point to Join
the Grand Duke MichaeIovitoh and
His Family

Paris, Sept. 26.A dispatch to The
Echo de Paris from Biarritz says that
quarters are being prepared there for
Emperor Nicholas and the Russian inn
perial family, who will soon join Grand
Duke Alexander Michaelovitch and his
family, who recently arrived at Biar-
ritz. The report is not credited.
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BOMB THRoWERs.
Second Effort Made on the Life of a
Police Captain.

HelsingfQrs, Finland, Sept 26.-A
second bomb was thrown during the
night against the residence of Captain
Aibrecht. commander of the police
Following the unsuccessful attempt
made early yesterday morning to blow
up the police reserve barracks. The
captains house was wrecked, but there
was no loss of life.
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Officials, Report.

Chicago, Sept. 26.-At the offices of
the Wabash railroad 1t is said that
eight people We're killed and four in
jured in the passenger train wreck at
Catlin, Ill., this morning. ,
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Plans pisarranned.

Washington, Sept. 26.-The general
board of the navy under the presidency
of Admiral Dewey is in session today
on account of the Cuban situation
having disarranged the entire move
ment of the warships and their future
plans
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PLEADED GUILTY.
StensIand Is Headed for Joliet for In
definite Period.

Chicago. Sept 26-stensland pleaded
guilty to two indictments, both charg-
ing embezzIement. The maximum
penalty under the law is fourteen
years. He was sentenced to an inde-
terminate term In Joliet prison.
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GREEN REcAPTuRED.
Escaped Prisoner From Minot May BE
Ia crookston Jail.

Minot. N. ID, Sept. ga william
Green, who escaped from an officer
here after he had been arrested on d
burglary charge. is reported to be un-
der arrest In Crookston and CHIEF Ha-
gen has gone to identity him.
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G. NJ. vIADucT.
Work Has at Last Commenced on the
One at Minot.

Minot, ~ d., Sept. 26.--After months
OF delay as result Of dispute In the
title to the land, the Great Northern
has commenced work on the viaduct
in this city and will push it to COM
pletion as rapidly as possible.
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HAD NIccER HUSBAND.
Grand Forks White Woman Secured
Divorce.

Grand Forks, N. d.. Sept. 28.--A de-
cree of divorce in the case of Mabel
Robinson VS. Frank Robinson was fii-
ed in the district court this afternoon
The plaintiff is a white woman, and
the defendant is colored. She alleged
cruel and inhuman treatment.
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Swanson Fined.

Grand Forks, n. D., Sept. 26.-AI
Swanson, barber at the Hotel Da-
cotah, failed to renew his license ana
this morning was fined SIS.
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BOOKER WASHINGTON.

Negro Educator Advises Against Mob
Violence and Resistance.
New York. Sept 26.-"As a rule I
never discuss matters of mob violence,
except when l am in the south, but
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TO COMMAND MARINES.

Officer Hurried From New York to
Cuba TO Take Command.
Washington, Sept. 26.-Colonel Lit
tleton Waller of the marine corps was
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KNOWS HER. ORDERS.

Seattle Post Intelligencer: Beck is
only an ordinary government mule as
signed for duty at Fort Lawton, but
she knows her general orders as well
ais any enlisted sentry that walks
post, and she has never so much as
appeared before the summary court
during her hall dozen years at Mag
nolia bluff. 53
Beck's principal duty is hauling q
dump cart used in policing the grounds
at the fort. Tn the morning she makes
her rounds of the rear of the officers
and mems quarters, collecting garbage
One or two prisoners and a sentry al
ways accompany her. Not that the
sentry is needed TO watch Beck, but
to keep an eye on the prisoners.
No driver is required. Beck knows
every turn and every step along the
route and SO long ais she is in speaking
distance she will stop or start at the
word OF command
In the afternoon Beck assists in
cleaning up the parade and in hauling
fuel "A general order at the post pro-
hibits the hauling of laden vehicles in
front of the officers quarters. Beck
knows this as well as any one who
ever drove her and she has never been
guilty of violating the order. Around
| the hill, long quarter Of a mile haul
she will bring Al load of coal with her
driver far in the rear. But it's shorter
Ion the way back to 60 by the officers
quarters and Beck Ssalways takes adj
Vantage of the ediscre epaficy in the or
der. which saws nothing about empty
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GRAND FORKS FAIR.

Grand Forks. Herald: The BIZ
5ennial fair Of the Grand Forks Agri-
cultural society will be held beginning
on July 81 and closing August s.. This
is the week following the state fair. at
Fargo and the Winnipeg exposition,
and this will give the Grand Forks fair
an excellent opportunity to get very
desirable exhibits from both Of these
fairs and will result in the best of the
horses from the two fairs spending the
week in Grand Forks. President John
Dinnie will name committees to, take
up the work ofarrangirg for the fair,
and it promises TO be a success in every
particular. A., L. Woods, secretary Of
the state and county fair associations
and rthe, commercial club, took formal
charge of the county fair work at a
meeting OF the board Of directors held
last night at the commercial club
rooms. 3D. &&f$
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TIGERS KILL BIG GAME.

London Field: I have taken consid-
cradle trouble to find out how tigers
Kill large game. Some time ago j was
asked to come and see full-groWn
bullock that had been killed by tiger.
On examining it | found the animal
Had its neck broken and there were
Claw marks on the nose and shoul der,
but nowhere else. There was no doubt
That THE tiger Had jti1nped at the bull
and landed on the shoulder, and when
the bull turned his head to- gore the
tiger: he must have put his claw out
ani with sudden jerk broke the neck.
On another occasion / went to see
a young buffalo which had been killed
BY "a tiger and found the same thing
had happened. There were similar
marks on the nose and also on the
near shoulder, which clearly indicated
that this animal had been killed in the
same way. Malays who have actually
seen a tiger killing a buffalo told me
they saw the same thing happen, also
that in dragging off a heavy carcass,
such as buffalo or bull, he gets most
of the weight across his shoulder S
This must be fairly correct as / have
often followed kill, and the marks
left indicated that only portion Of
the animal was trailing along the
ground. have known a full grown
Bull which ten men could not move
dragged for two miles by a tiger in
heavy jungle, where roots OF trees and
swamp had to ! be gone through. In
no case have u seen the pug marks fac
ling the wrong way, except when stop
| Iping 10 feed, which proves he must
carry a portion Of the animal over his
shoulder.
The old idea Of tiger killing large
game BY a blow from his paw is non
Isense; besides, in this country a tiger
never faces his prey, but attacks him
lon the flank, unless charged. An
tother curious fact that may seem very
like a fairy tale is that a tiger does mol
lseen1 to mind small lamp being tie
over la kill about ten feet high, but vii
come and feed. have known three
Occasions when this has been tried
and each time a tiger has come to feee
upon the carcass. ss
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71JNlGENTLEMANLY l.t.l /: CONDUCT

Whitesburg, Ky, News: The phone
line from Whitesburg to Judge Blair,s
is good one. All kinds Of talk goes
over the line and when one wants TO talk
business it is impossible, for the corltus-
ion on the line People want to use
their phone; they have paid their mon
ey for ii. The other day while lady
was talking to her brother over the
phone some half-raised scoundrel spoke
and said, sHelloi honey" and the lady
that was talking was the writer's mother
and we say in. all candidness that the
person who did so was no gentleman,
let him be who he may and we think the
manager of the line should take some st1lt7
stepito stop such work, as no enterprise
can prosper with such work as this.
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COMP WILL
DO ELECTRICAL WORK

The Fargo Plumbing & Heating GO. s
bid for furnishing the electrical equip
.ment for the new courtheuse was ac-
cepted BY the board toof county corqirnis-
sioners late yesterday sfternoorl. The
other bidders were E. J. Harrington and
T.. p. Riley of Fargo, the Keyes En-
gineering Co. of St. Paul and the Min-
neapolis & Gas Fixtures Co Of Min
neapolis. The bid of the Fargo Plumb
ing & Heating Co. was $500.
The. contract for furnishing the desk
for the district court room. panels and
chairs in the jury room and the supreme
court chambers was awarded to john
son & Powers. A; ..54@ I'll ,l@ls
The board adjourned late in the aft
sernoon. 3 sg5es
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CAUGHT COLD WHILE /.
HUNTING "A BURGLAR

Mr., VIM. Thos. Lanorgan, PROVING
ial constable at Chapleau, Ontario
says: 81 caught a severe cold while
hunting burglar in the forest swamp
last fall. Hearing OF Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy, ] tried It, and after
using two small bottles, II was COM
pletely cured, This remedy is in
tended especially for coughs and colds.
It will loosen and relieve a severe cold
in less time than by any other treat
ment and is a favorite wherever its
superior excellence has become known.
For sale by all dealers. $i
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At an iinexpected interruption lin ar,
after dinner speech Senator Hale smiled.
These words, he said, surprise and
confuse me-. They come like that which
a young girl Of Boston received one
night. sa:5 Il t.t II II !. |. III. 81. Il
This young girl sat. in her bedroom
with a novel. Her, hair was down and
her feet were in red slippers, Now and
then, extending her white arms, she
yawned 6E .s2 s s III
you see, it was very late and down
stairs in the parlor her older sister. was
entertaining young man. She. natur-
/ ally, felt a deep interest In the enter
tainment. She was waiting to hear how
it would terminate. |@$3 3Ss.sS
And at last there was sound in the
hall, a crash as of a closing door and it
was plain to the impatient girl that the
young man had gone. Il 8,
She threw down her novel and, rum
down into the halls intense blackness.
!" Well, Maude, she. said, did YOU
land him? 4s.s
"There was no immediate reply to her
question. There was a silence, a pecul-
lar silence, silence with certain strain
ed quality in it. Then a masculine
voice replied: #a g<s ,I,t@ ~ ~ -" u
"'She did r.. 20 1.'.-t =. 4.
Charles G. Gates, lunching at the New
York Athletic club, said of success:
/ think that in analysis of success
too much credit is given to plodding, to
lregularity, to steadiness. While the reg
Itllar, steady plodder is never idle, it is
also true of him that he is seldom on
| fire with energy. and zeal. TIL +. 4
"Plodding is. very well when spurts
of fiery zeal diversity it Otherwise. il
| is not apt to land a man amongSthe mil
| lionaires. a gr:a III e.4. . !,
E"I remember when lived in ST. Louis
getting a job for one of these steady
Iplodding chaps, saI. - g. III
Il "a month or so afterward, meeting
| the man for whom the plodder worked
III said: "9ssa.. ~ ~. y T..
"r@'Well, how is Harry doing?'
"'Oh, all right, ! guess, the man
answered. i. i -, .s.l.&.
was no enthusiasm in his voice
and SO, to kindle him up. | said:
h *'Isn't he sober? Isn't he steady?
=" FSteady?' said the man, Indeed, he is
steady. He's mighty steady. In fact
Iif he was much }steadier he wouldn't
Emove at ALL ," 80. H.. s n,....> =, 49,.
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Before the, Northwood Justice OF the
peace this morning, he waived a preilir1f1a-ll
mary examination. Il J, s.,
M. Winemafl went to NorthWood last
evening after The alleged pigger. He
arrived there and at once commences sss
an Investigation which resulted s! in Iile
arrest Of, Lalonde, who was Just & ABOUT q =
to leave town, and the closing up 81 the m
place where the liquor is supposed 70
have been sold. !. 80
Mr. Lalonde is said to have a brother,
in iail in this city at the present time,
who was arrested at Aneta on the charge
|of violating the prohibition law
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Tie Pure Food Roll IL Honor

Good Housekeeping'',a - we'll known houss-
hold national magazine Voluntarily made =
thorouRh examinations and test OF Nono.Such
Mince Meat, and placed IL without reservation
.upon IL roll OF honor
# IN ths March number ct Good housekeeping,
III the Department Of Pure Food Assurancen
s6oue snch Mince Meat Msrrill.Souie Co,
Syracuse, q semf-moiek CONDENSED c0mpound at
best apples, spices, sugar, raislns, currants.
boiled cider, and salt, without othor preserves
tives or adulterants, no artificial coioying. pro-
Esiuced under conditions 80 near 70 sanitary par
focti0n Us possible. &
/ This guarantees which conld NOT bo Bought at
any price, ouKht 10 satisfy tho most particular
house, Wifes The sale Of one million pack aRes =
Your grocer sells None Such. nv III snd satis.
81 yourself ION asa the one.
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GA The state board of health of
Minnesota has made provision for an
examination of the cases of sickness in
schools, so that the health of pupils
may be safe-guarded. This is an i'm
portant provision. ...-t
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Z. CARD.

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
sif Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold It stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold Cures Ia
grippe coughs, and prevents pneumoi-
ia and consiinnpt ption. Contains no
opiates. The genuine Is in a yellow
package Refuse substitutes ii. H
Casselman, Lion drug store.
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4 ONE WAY COLoNISTS RATES
Via Chicago. Great Western railway to
points in Arkansas. Kentucky. Louis
lana, Mississippi. Tennessee Kansas,
Missouri, Nebraska New Mexico, Ok
lahorna and Texas. For fill informa-
ton apply e r. 3, lJopss, Al 4 Fargo,
NJ. ID.
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! PIGGER ,NABBED.

/ Grand Forks Press: At Northwood,
States Attorney Winenlan ordered John
Lalonde, arrested on the charge OF yio4,
iatfhg the prohibition law of the state of
North Dakota. Mr., Lalonde is being
given a little time in which to look up
bonds TO- insure his appearance in? the
district court in this city when wanted.
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Az The supreme court of Massachu
setts has decided that wife has right
to sue another woman for alternating til,
affections of her husband. This show.
that even down in New England tn.
wife still has some privileges. .s.. .,sS
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Trains Depa]

Trains Depart
N. P-Going east. 7:1O. $40 o. M, $40
N. P.-Going west. 9. 7:ao a. M. 5:25 p. M,
f. & s. wi Going west, $50 a. m.
@. M; & st. P.-Going south, 8 a. M, and
7:40 p. m.
G. N.-Golng east. e:55 q. No., 8 a. M,
1895 a. m, 1888 p. m.
G. N!-Going west, 4:55 a. M, and 6:52
Moorhead Northern-Departs 5 a. m,
G. N. to Aneta-Departs $40 D. m.
G. N. Arrives from Aneta-A10:25 q. m.
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AZ Representative Tawney is opposed
to Mr.. Marshal's alcohol bill, and a
back-fre is already burning among the
farmers in Minnesota against the posi-
ton taken by Mr., Tawney; they want
the bill to become law. sa5
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sa Ehe formal burial Of Paul Jones
will be at Annapolis, April "a. and the
French government will have an impor-
tant part in the ceremonial The oc-
casion should be made one ofTauch inn
portance in instilling patriotism, NJ d.
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eS Congress can easily wipe out the
postoffice defciency-by abolishing the
franking privilege, which cost the gov
eminent $Io,822,oo last year.
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FRIDAY, APRIL E, 1906.
OFFICIAL PAPER or sass eoUMTY
FORUM TELEPHONE CALLS.
TIME CARD.
Trains Arrive.

N. P:-From east, 5:15 p. M, $50 .. M,
$40 a. m, 8 p. m. - - - !.
N. P.-From west, a M. 7:sO p. m. 1896
p. M, $50 p m.
F. & s. W.-From west, 7:05 p. NJ.
c., NJ. & st. P.-From south, 1901 p. m.
and 6 p. M
G. N.-From east. 4:55 a. M, 500 p. M,
500 p. M, 5:45 p. m.
G. N.-From west, 6:55 q. M, 1888 p. m.,
M. N.-Arrives 10 p. m.
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Gy Williams and Ransom counties are
fortunate as being the ones selected for
soil survey the coming season.
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And DaaIy Republican
TIE FORUM PRINTING CO
/. W. Edwasda, Editos. II. C. P1umley, Manager.
VOLUME XXX No. l1s,
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tn Massachusetts, has started a cru
sade TO tax the billboards.
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other lands were doing, and thereby rid
themselves of some of their egotisrn.
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&T The Fargo Commercial club is
planning for suite of rooms which
will make the club more attractive than
ever. This organization IS "a live one,
and its members always have the good
of the entire city in mind. II should
have a hundred more members before
fall. 4 /. MI 55s5. Il q. .:s
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3 ea1 Judge Amidon's address before the
Minnesota State Bar association aroused
some criticism, but was generally highly
approved. He declared that "the admin
istration Of criminal law in America has
completely broken down as a workable
machine sof government, and he attrib-
utei the cause as the principle applied
by American courts that where error
is found prejudice will be presumed. I,
ies Rev. DR. Arthur Smith, who has
|beensa missionary for thirty FIVE years,
recently made an address at Duluth, in
which he took several falls out Of
Americans He said thai there was ali
together too much prejudice and self
esteem in this country He showed how
the Indian and the negro had suffered
from prejudice, especially the latter,
since the civil war; fields were described
in China which had been cultivated for
1000 years and yet were fertile; il
scholarship TOO, the speaker declared
the American IS behind the foreigner
as the commercial spirit is too strong
10 allow him 70 spend the necessary tirns
in school respect for the law was claim
Fed 70 pc lacking here; he said the na,
ton worshipped Roosevelt, instead q
lhaying respect for the Office filled >.
him; cheerful content ii virtue which
was described as lacking here though
strong ii the orient. He advised hi
hearers sto get acquainted with wha
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