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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
TO CONFER
WITH SENATE
IMPORTANT RULE WAS
T.. S.. ADOPTED IN THE HOUSE
Statehood Bill VIII Be Taken From
the Speakers Table - SENATE
Amendments VIII Be Disagreed to-
Vote ON Matter Was III to f4o. e.

Washington, March 22.--An unusu.
ally large attendance of members ant
spectators were present when the
house met today in contemplation ol
action on the statehood bill. They
were not disappointed for as soon al
the journal had been read, Mr.. Dali
zell OF Pennsylvania was recognized
and presented special rule from the
rules committee. @
1t provided that the statehood bill be
taken from the speakers table, that in
so doing the senate amendments be
disagreed to and a conference be ask.
ed OF the senate and that the speaker I'M.
" appoint the house coflferees.
A roll call resulted in ordering the pre-.
vious question, the vote being IzI TO
I4o.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
AFTER scoTTY.

Los Angeles, March ~. Walter Scott
the Death valley mystery and cham
5pion money burner, is sought BY detec.
.tives with warrants charging him Will,
conspiracy TO rob New York and Los
Angeles capitalists It is charged that
!. Scotty is a bandit and that the Death
Valley gold mine is a myth.
\. Il is charged BY a. Nv. St. Clair, upon
whose word the warrants were issued
that Scohy' is a leader Of a gang oi
sswindlers who have operated to secure
large sums of money upon a fake Death
Valley mine. Shorty Smith, in the
employment Of Scotty, was arrested
Monday ..,s ss
Daniel e Owen, a mining expert, put
the authorities on the trail OF Scot
tvs band after escaping from what he
IS convinced was a plot to murder him
in Death Valley and forge his name to
a report on the mysterious mine, and
upon the strength Of it to extract $Ioo,-
600 from eastern capitalists.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22

mediate conyocation Of the constituent
assembly on basis pf universal suf-
frage, but the more atidacious aim at
setting up "a provisional government.
They believe the time is ripe to organize
a general uprising and that If successful
their representatives could boldly con-
test the authority Of the government.
The authorities here who perfectly
realize that something big is preparing
already have learned Of a possibility Of
Q general strike and Interior Minister
Dirnovoflias sent circulars to governors
general and governors apprising them
Of the state of affairs and instructing
them to take necessary measures" to
meet the movement.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
MINERS UNION OFFICIAL.
WAS HELD TO GRAND JURY

Is Telluride, Col, March 22-Vincent st.
John, president of the miners union at
Burke, Idaho, who was brought to Coli
orado from Boise on requisition to
answer TO the charge of being implicated
~ a conspiracy to murder. Ben Burnaf11,
was bound over without bail to the
district court. Burnam was killed. in
the labor riots at the Smuggler- Union
mine on July 5, 1901. At that time st.
John was the president of the coal min
ers union which IS affiliated with the
Western Federation. of Miners.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
MINISTER WAS INDICTED
FOR EMBEZzL EMENT

Peoria, TIL. March aa. Rev. Iou;s
Kelly, the Baptist minister who was i
partner Of the late Rev. George SIM
mons in the defunct People Saving
bank, was indicted for enlbezzlemet,t bv
the grand Jury today. The Indictment
charges that Kelly received deoosifs
on Monday, Feb. 5, the DAY before Dr.
Simmons committed suicide, when IS
knew the bank was insolvent. Al bench
warrant was issued for the arrest "a
Kelly, but deputy sheriff was Unable
to find him Recent Developments Ri
the case have shown that ti,e hank Ie1T
notes signed by Kelly and Simmons
with face value of $I2I.ooo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
SUPREME COURT MAY
GO AFTER l LYNCHING PARTY

Washington. March 2s The subject
sof the lynching Of Ed johnson, the ne
gro, at Chattanooga Tenn, while he
was under sentence Of death and iii
whose case the supreme court had is-
sued stay Of execution, continued to
engage the attention of members Of the
court today A conference of The jtts-
5tices now IN the city was held at the
ihonleSof Chief Justice Fuller today re-
garding the matter. 1t is. not known
what conclusion was reached. IT was
stated at the Office of the clerk of the
court that it was not yet apparent what
action, # any, the court would take.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
WILL LAY
CORNERSTONE
ROOSEVELT WILL PERFORM ACT
SIMILAR TO WASHINGTON'S
Construction Of New Office Building for
Members Of House Of Representa-
tiyss VIII Be Started Soon Masons
viii Have Charge of Ceremony.

Washington, March a2 President
Roosevelt will take part in the laying
sof the corner stone Of the new office
building for members Of the house OF
representatives on Saturday, April 1,
at 2:3o in the afternoon, at which time
the ceremony will be almost Identical
with the laying of the corner stone Of
the United States capitol building by
President Washington, nearly rs
years ago. I'll 3,
The federal Masonic lodge, which
had charge Of the ceremony over a
century ago, will have the honor OF di-
recting the swinging Of the corner
stone of the house annex into place.
Walter Al. Brown, grand master Of the
Masonic lodge Of the District Of CO.
ltinbia, will superintend the exercises,
and addresses will be made BY the
president and Speaker Cannon
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
Plan GENERAL UPRISING

ST Petersburg, March 2aThes agi-
.tations among the workmei1 organiza-
.tioiis involves "a bold plan on the part
5of the social democrats, the revolution
lists and other radical elements to. send
delegates elected secretly to a meeting
TO be called al some place in Finland
early in April at which time an ultimate
plan Of operations will be decided upon.
IA division Of sentiment exists among
the leaders. Some Of them favor calling
a general strike III tile middle Of, April
for the purpose of forcing the ilower
house Of parliament to demand an inn
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
IN WARREN.

Warren. N. D., March 22.--The fol-
lowing officers were successful at the
township election: 3D. r
Supervisor for three years. J. B. Rad
ford supervisor two years, Knute Knut-
son: supervisor one year, P. J. Fryck.
.lund clerk, B. K Benson; treasurer,
Lars Olson; assessor, @. L.. Sondrall;
Justice OF peace, Nels Ellefson: consta--
bic, @. II Sondrall; road overseer dis.
trict No. Il, Peter Dustrud; road over
seer district No. 4. Tom Peterson; road
oyerseer district No 4, Anton Skove;
road overseer district No. "A, Engebert
Olson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
GOVERNMENT MAY APPEAL

Washington, March 22. President
Roosevelt held an extended conference
today with Attorney General Moody.
Secretary TAFT and James RI Garfield,
commissioner Of corporations, concern
ing the adverse decision rendered in
Chicago yesterday BY Judge Hum-
pf1rey in the beef packers case. No
details Of the conference were obtain
able at the White house. but it IS cer-
tain that Attorney General Moody
proposes to look carefully into the law
bearing upon the matter with the view
Of ascertaining whether al, appeal from
the decision 81 Judge Humphrey. BIZ
government, viii lie.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
GOVERNOR BETTER.

columbus, O., March ~. Accord.
ing to word from Governor Pattison,s s
residence today, he IS better than last
night although in bed at the time the
word was given. The governor has a
severe cold and fever While two ply
sicians stayed ait the house last night
it was stated today that the governor.
passed a restful night after midnight
and that he lis illncl, improved today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
WRECK ON LFHIGH

Rochester, N. Y, March 22.-A train
on the .Lehigh Valley railroad was
wrecked today at Honeoye Falls. En-
gineer VIM. Gaffney of Rochester was
instantly killed, and Fireman Edward
Brtisky Of Ifoneoye rails lies ller
the engine, presumably dead.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
.UPHOLDS
~ y aab ~
THE LAW
COFFIN NAILS WILL BIB
i .... BARRED IN NEBRASKA
Supreme Court Holds That Anti-c -cigsr-
efte Law In General Is Constitutional
. Sale and Manufacture OF Cigar
cites Is Illegal.

Lincoln, Neb., March 22,-The Ne
.braska supreme court today decided
that the Nebraska anti-cigarette law.
was constitutional in general, but that
the yoting man, arrested on charge Of
rolling a cigarette, had, not violated
the law. .@S VI n II
i The sale and manufacture OF cigar
cites in this state is illegal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
MINNEAPOLIS BUSINESS
MAN is DEAD

Minneapolis, March 22C Charles As
Elnendorf, manager in Minneapolis Of
the W. w. Kimball Co, died today at
his. horne alter an illness OF about ten
days, He leaves a wife and two daugh-
ters. &.
IA He was born in Lansing, Ia, and,
before coming to Minneapolis. resid-
ed in Sioux Falls, S. d., and Sioux
City. Ia. an .L.I y ll..
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
NEW PO OsToFFICEs

Washington, March 22. A post
office has been established at Worms
lin Morton county, and will be supplied
from Hebron. Irene in Cavalier coun4
ty, has had its name changed to Lorna
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
LAMPHREY DEAD.

St. Paul. March az. Uri G. Lam
phrey, president Of the Minnesota FISH
and game commission, died today
aged "a.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-20
STRIKES YOU ANY TIME

Kidney troubles lame the back, so that every exertion or sudden twist sends a keen stab of pain through the Joins and kidneys. Those paralyzing twinges are sure proof of trouble in the kidneys. Backache is but the dull throbbing of cOugested. inflamed kid neys. Headache, dizzy spells and Ian guor are the effects of uric acid pOis- Oning. Puffy swellings beneath .the eyes, blOating of ankles and limbs. weak heart and rheumatic pains are due to inaction of the kidneys.
 The kidneys are the filters of the blood. Their business is to remove the poisons and to pass them off in the urine, together with the watery waste from food and drink. If the kidneys are inactive these poisons and this waste are left in the body, to do dam age everywhere. The kidneys them selves become affected in time, and fall a prey to wasting diabetes or fatal Bright's disease.
 It is best to give the kidneys help as soon as pain or uneasiness is felt in the small of the back or lOins, or when any disorder of the urine is noticed. Rouse the kidneys from their fatal sleep. Cure them with Doan's Kidney Pills, the great modern kidney specific.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-20
DATES FOR PRIMARIES
 10 BE FIXED TODAY
The Supervisors Will Also Appoint
 Clerk of the Board.

A rather imDortant meeting of the board of supervisors will be held to- day, though its work has been largely discounted by the action of the demo- cratic and republican central commit tees week ago in agreeing upon the dates for the county primaries and conventions under the new primary law and requesting the board to name September 27 for the conventions and September 22 for the primaries. No doubt the request will be compiled with.
 Another matter which will come be- fore the board will be the appointment of a clerk of the board to fill the va cancy caused by the death of Clerk w c. Pendleton. The action of the board in this may be also forecast for there is no doubt of the appointment
Arizona republican., 1906-08-20
SUICIDE OF A MULE.

There is reported from the AIoreI dis tr1et of Switzerland case of mule sui eide. The beast had received rough usage and was being driven daily with d heavy load back and forth from Biuu Valley 10 MoreI, The other evening. as the muleteer had added. as usual. his own weight to the tired mules already heavy load, the beast plunged and teared so violently thSt the man was thrown with viSence,~ breaking hi- arm while the pack was also flung off. Bolting then along the torrent side. the mule was nearing the bridge Of Schert at full gallop. when a party Of men barred the way. Seeing escape thus blocked and recapture inevitable. with a return to the old unbearable cruelty. the animal stopped, turned to the tor rent flowing at d great depth below. and with a side leap plunged hesd.onE into the abyss.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-20
BIVINS MAY DIE
 AS RESULT OF FIGHT
No Warrant Issued yet for Arrest of
 Garrety.

J. n. Bivins. who was injured in a fight with Tim Garrety at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. was still uncon- scious last night and it was thought that the chances were greatly against his recovery. He had been under the care of a physician at Glendale. and yesterday afternoon a consultation was decided upon. Dr. Hughes was sent for. The physicians agreed that Bivins was suffering from a concussion of the brain
 An eyewitness of the affair was found yesterday, Wesley Davis. and his story of it differs essentially from that related by Garrety.
 GarTety has been for several years zanjero of that part of the Arizona canal and Bivins has long been a wa ter user under that canal and has also been a user under the Appropriators' canal. There had for long time been an ill feeling between the men, and it is said that Garrety more than once stopped Bivins in the road.
 on Saturday morning, after fresh dispute about the distribution of water Bivins went to his headgate. raised it
 
 moved by the zanjero. It was put in for the fourth time by Bivins. and that time Garrety and he met. The latter removed the check, and Bivins. passing to put it in again. pushed the zanjero into the lateral. That was the begin ming of the fight. When Garrety emerged he made an attack upon Bivins. who. though a much smaller man. put up a strong defense. until both of them were worn out, when they stood apart.
 Bivtns had brought a pitchfOrk with him for the purpose of removing debris from the ditch. It was not in his hand at the time but was some distance from him. Davis said that Garrety was standing between him and the fork. After a brief intermission Garrety picked up a club and Bivins started to run. He was wearing heavy rubber boots and was. beside. standing in the mud and water. He tuned, but before he could gain headway Ciarrety struck him with the club. The blow fell on the back of the head, rather on one side. Bivins fell unconscious, and Davis says that while he was in that condition Garrety kicked or stamped him in the face.
 These facts were laid before Assist ant District Attorney BuIlard late yes terday evening, and he directed the sherif's office to make an tnvestiga-
Arizona republican., 1906-08-20

island, both in quality and quantity, through the more scientific methods of cultivation now adopted. Most atten- tion was paid to the production of a superior wrapper which has resulted in leaf being grown under cheese cloth cover that, with the improved filler tobacco now grown, makes 6 cigar that compares well with the best of Habana brands.
 "The greatest part of the crop is ex- ported to the United States in the form of cigars and the inferior grades of to- bacco in the raw form find their way to the markets of Germany and the Netherlands. Tobacco to the value of $S.21O,000 was exported during the year. of which -$2.664 900 worth was manufactured
 "The coffee industry showed little or no improvement on the past years con ditiOns of depression. which were brought about by the loss of market through the change of nationality, the effect of the hurricane of 1899. the change of currency, and the fall of prices due to Brazilian competition. Coffee. before the hurricane. was the principal product of the island. and in 1896 produced a crop of 6O.OOO, 900
 
 amount exported during 1905 was worth approximately $2,OOO.OO
 Canning factories are working sue cessfully in two parts of the islard, and more will be erected as soon as a good supply of fruit is assured.
 ''The American railway of Porto Rico now has 1721a miles of track open, and continuous connection with the south ern capital, Ponce via the north and west coasts. with the exception of some 27 miles between Camuy and Agua- dilla. which will he completed in Oc- tober, 1906. In the meantime the con nection Is maintained by an efficient automobile service. During the year spur lines connecting with the large new 'centrals' have been constructed. Within the past two years the com pany has greatly increased its rolling stock, nine new Baldwin engines and 331 cars having been purchased. The gross receipts of the service have in creased approximately 72 per cent in the last five years. There are but two short railways for passengers and freight under construction on the east coast and one from Guyana to Ponce is nearing completion. No new roads have been constructed for want of the necessary funds. All resources avail able were required to keep in good or der the 44O miles of macadam roads under the control of the government.
 Public health throughout the year was satisfactory. and there was no se- rious epidemic. The death rate was reduced from 24.O4 to 22.2 per 1000, a decrease of 1.S4 per 1000."
Arizona republican., 1906-08-20

No other remedy is so we'll adapted to the treatment of sick kidneys. It is purely vegetable and each element in it was chosen for its direct and beneficial action on the kidneys. Fifty thousand people, representing every section or the United States, publicly recommend DOan's Kidney Pills.
 ONE WOMAN'S CURE.
 Mrs F. MaldOnado, residence S4I North Main street, Tucson. Arizona. says; About a year ago I first no ticed kidney complaint. and since then at different times the aching has been almost constant. It was just across the small of the back and when not suf- fering from severe twinges. the stiff ness and soreness were so evident that l could scarcely get up or down from chair. In addition to the backache. there were headaches, dizziness and sleeplessness at night. which caused a tired and depressed feeling the follow ing day I saw DOan'S Kidney Pills so highly recommended when the last attack was in the acute stage that went for a box. It astOunded me how quickly they helped 4 continuation stopped the aching. removed the sore ness and radically disposed Of other indications of over-excited kidneys
Arizona republican., 1906-08-20
A VALUABLE WITNESS.

southern lawyer tells of a case that came to him at the outset of his career wherein his principal witness was darl1y named Jackson, supposed to have knowledge of certain trans actions not at all to the credit of his employer, the defendant
 Now Jackson said the lawyer. 'I want you to understand the importance of telling the truth when you are put on the stand. You know what will happen, don't you, if you don't tell the truth Q"
 "Yassir," was Jacksons reply, Tn dat case l expects our side will win de case"
Arizona republican., 1906-08-20
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Personal Mention
:.

Those registering at the Commercial hotel yesterday were: Thomas Cor don. Salton. Ariz.; J. B. Wright, Archie Pogue. Leslie Millar, Tucson; John Wright. J. P. Angle. city; C. w. Shull and wife. R. F. Wilson and wife, Pres- colt; w. M. Kennedy and family, Roosevelt.
 Tbe following named registered yes terday at the Ford hotel: J. H. Rus sell, Grinnell Iowa; C. J. F'lach. B. c. Falvey, San Francisco; T. F. BOIger. Boise. Idaho; Chas. r. Mullen. Tempe; F. s. Jones. Congress: C. k. Butcher, Tucson; J. F. Gray. Tempe.
 The guests registering at the Hotel Adams yesterday were: T. NJ Atlkin- son, Chicago; J. T. Murray. Denver; Q. K. Brown, J. A. Deering. San Fran cisco; w. T. F. Donald Cave Creek; A. w. Brown. New York; J. w. Golf man. Riverside. Cal
 Mrs. w. c. Pendleton and daughter left last night for Globe, where they will visit relatives for a couple of weeks.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-20

of w E. Thomas. who has been eff cienuy diScharging the duties of that oIilce Tor several months The law requires that the appointment shall be made on a petition signed by thirty residents of the county. That formal ity has been compiled with.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-20

tion which at a late hour last night had not been completed. Some kind of a warrant will be sworn out today
Arizona republican., 1906-08-20
FOR Ovf-R srxTY YEARs

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the cIild, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie. and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents q bottle
Arizona republican., 1906-08-20

The expensive thing about drinking too much is the presents you have to buy your wife to convince her you dont.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-20

While loafing a man usually thinks about a big scheme that won't work Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-20

And the man who has the money to bum seldom uses any of it to help en- Iighten the WorId.-Chicagn News
Arizona republican., 1906-08-20

Honest, now doesn't it make you feel important every time any one asks you for advice ?-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-20

When an agent approaches you, re- member what agents have done to other people.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-20

Even the burglar who can crack a safe with ease will hesitate before at to open a car window-Phil- adelphia Record.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-24
GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

Bache to whalllon-We hear from good
source that gold has been secured for ship
1nents from Germany to this country, but 1t has
New YORK. to watson-Dow Jones says that
when asked about the persistent rumor that he
AZ per Gen cents II 1907, Secretary shaw at hrst
declined to be interviewed or make q state
nent but subsequently said: Evidently some
ery man with lick Of financial sense recog-
mixes that occasion for belief does not exist.
It seems mighty, strange that rumors should
the doing Of which at this time would be uni
versally recognized as uncalied for. II subse-
quent conditions demand action VIII act IN
ali ruuaors will be baseless. Thtre viii be
no tips and no advance information.
Twin City for the r.m OF
crease $537, 900.
This increase in Twin City earnings for the
second week Of August is 81 per cent. Since
In Chicago the Armour house has been the
best buyer Of wheat. Pit traders selling They
are bearish almost to man.
Z, Pirer front New York: Inquiries indicate
bull element in the street are Steel SUnior
Content 6oagS. 1000 Korthe5s Pa Pacific, a .1v,.,
b Following from seaboarda exporter to 6. r
d Hw been sod o
ing beyond =.
EChicago to watson: Light receipts are du
to the fact inspectors could not get in yards
Oh account OF recent rains.,'
Peoria wired: I'VE bought 5000 Blu oats Il
iowa this morning, sold one car sonth. De
mand seems to be very light and we beliey
IN the next two weeks Iowa will be novin
oats freely" 1874 I'll s- TIA Il
8 New. York to Lewis: Strong market d
aro,.nd Copper Is being manipulated and VII
probably be pushed higher. st. Paul buyinl
very good and looks higher. Understand Unio,
Pacific interests are buying, s
ron. ~