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State Crop Report.

Bismarck, N. D., May 16.-The fore
part of the past week was quite cool
in all parts of the state. due mainly to
the low temperatures that prevailed
at night, which were below the freez-
ing point in all sections. 1t began to
warm up on Wednesday and on
Thursday and Friday the warmest
weather of the season was expert
enced, the maximum temperatures
Friday ranging above so degrees. Sat
urday was considerably cooler, and
there was no decided change on Sun
day and Monday. The precipitation
was light as a general thing, many
stations reporting none at ali. Thun-
derstorms prevailed in the Missouri
valley Sunday, with heavy rain, but
the extent of territory covered cannot
be told now on account of lack of
reports.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
Bailey and TiIIman
We're Denunciatory
Both Spoke on Personal Privilege in the Senate
Bailey Denounced Chicago Correspondents
Both Took Shots al Roosevelt

Washington, May 16.-The calm of
the senate's discussion of the railroad
rate bill was disturbed today by a per-
sonal interruption by Senator Bailey
of Texas, who rose to a question of
personal privilege to make a reply to
charge made in a Chicago paper
yesterday by Washington cores
pondent to the effect that Bailey had
been responsible for the failure of the
agreement between the president and
Tillman.
Former Senator Chandler was Civ
EN- as authority for the statement that
Tillman had been suspicious of Bail
ey, who 1t was stated was really op-
posed to the rate legislation and was
also in constant conference with Sem
ator Aldrich with the purpose of de-
feating the rate bill
After this statement had been read
Mr.. Bailey took the floor and said de-
liberately:
L nave taken no part in the question
OF veracity between the president and
Mr.. Chandler and had not even Civ
en- any public expression on the ques-
ton of good faith because / knew
nothing about either question.
have never conferred with the
president directly or with Mr.. Chand-
Ter.
1t was therefore a matter of great
surprise to me when the senator called
my attention to the extract which /
have read
That correspondence, it was UNDER
stood, was sent by correspondent
who is very close to the White House
and is presumed to speak with some
degree of authority concerning the
there.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
They Can't Interfere With
Strike Breakers
SWEEPING ORDER ISSUED
JUDGE LocHREN OF MINNEAP-
OILS WILL PREVENT RIoTING
BY THE STRIKING LINEMEN OF
THE TELEPHONE COMPANIES
IN MINNESOTA AND DAKoTAs.

st. Paul, May 16.-United States
Marshal Grimshaw today began serv-
ing wrtts of Injunction on the striking
telephone linemen in Minneapolis on
an order from Judge Lochren, who is
sued an Injunction from the bench in
Winona, where he is holding a session
of the United States district court.
The injunction Is sweeping and di-
rects the striking linemen to refrain
from interfering i'm any way with the
strike breaking crews of the linemen,
who are trying to repair damage to
the wires done by Sunday and Mon
day nights storm.
The injunction was issued from the
United States court because the
strike covers North and South Dakota
and Minnesota.
one striker was shot by a non-un-
Ion lineman in Minneapolis yesterday
afternoon. A crowd of twenty-five
strikers attacked Perly Hall and
Adam Charette, who were stringing
wires at Central and University ave-
nues. Hall was knocked down and
was being pounded on the head when
he drew revolver and fired. Ward
Werring was shot in the leg. These
men and the brother of Werring, who
iuterfered, were arrested and released
on bail.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
COTTON MANUFACTURERS.
important Session Being Held in North
Carolina City Today.

Asheville, N. c., May 16.-One of the
most important conventions ever held
In this city is the tenth annual con-
vention Of the American Cotton Man
u1actufers' association which opened
mere this morning for two days ses-
sion The attendance is unusually
large and includes many of the Iarg-
est manufacturers OF the south and
OF the New England states The con-
yentton was called to order at 10
o'clock this morning by President n.
M. Miller. jr., who briefly addressed
the convention. Then Governor Glenn
and Mayor Bernard welcomed the vis-
it1ng members and r. II Rennie, of
GraIiiteyille. s. c., responded. The
president delivered his annual address
and then Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
.deliverei IA address Other addresses
fD.loWef ~ CnlsleB II oliver. !. II flifi-
timore; Col. iTanry q. Iiester secre 7
tary Of the Nag Or s1ns Cotton ex-
change; w. 4. Naa.e. .r9s.,lsnt Of the
Southwestern. Cuseoa IsuVers' associa-
ton; ]. A. G.as lGl. src,s:tent Of the
National ssinaer'; aaasajati0n;S ID. ID.
Smith. national organizer Of the
Southern Cotton association.
There Will be another session this
evening when w Il. Laftaitz, of New
York, will deliver ali address on prop-
er accounting methods The remain
der Of the evening session and the
session tomorrow morning viii be-
taken up with addresses on various
technical subjects.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16

do not know as to the truth of that
and l do not charge that his state
ment was made by authority.
denounce the publication as an
unqualified, deliberate malicious lie.
denounce that correspondent as
an unqualified, deliberate and maIici-
Gus liar.
| denounce the man who inspired
the statements as an unqualified, de-
libeate and malicious liar, whoever
he may be and however high office he
holds
The statement was made in a de-
liberate monotone but it was none the
less Impressive on that account IT
was received with absolute silence
and the silence continued for a few
moments until, indeed, Senator Till
man had taken the floor also on a
question of personal privilege.
Because the article quoted said he
had been suspicious of Bailey, he
declared there We're eight falsehoods
in the article and said he had al
ways esteemed Bailey and their rela-
tions We're cordial
He then had read letter sent him
today by former Senator Chandler.
"On whole perhaps / ought to con-
slider myself fortunate If the old i'm
perialist days had been fully revived
at the White House. one whom con-
sidered the best of friends, Senator
Lodge, upon demand, would have cut
off my head and taken it to President
Roosevelt on charger and I would
have spoken no more. Now at least
have left to me the power Of speech
but shall never use it again as a
missionary from President Roosevelt
to the Democratic party"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
OIL GOES HIGHER
STANDARD MAKES ANOTHER
BOOST IN PRICES.
Great Demand For High Priced Gas
cline for Automobiles Is Causing
the Advance, According to the Story
of an Official at Cleveland.

Cleveland, o., May 1G.-The Stand
ard OIL Co. today announced an ad-
ditional advance in the selling price
on all highgrades of gasoline Sew
enty to seventy-two degrees test gas
oline is advanced one-half cent per
gallon, while all other high-grades are
put up 1 cent per gallon. An official
of the Standard Oil Co. said today
that the demand for highs grade gas
oline is unprecedented owing to it's
heavy consumption in connection
with automobiles.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
VendOme column Anniversary.

Paris, May 16-Thirty- years ago
today the Communists of this city
pulled down the famous Vendome col
umn on the Place de Vendome. The
column had been erected by Napol-
con L., in the centre of the place Ven
dome in 1906. Ii was set up by him
as commemorative emblem of his
victories in Germany in 1905. The
Communists desired to show their in
ternational fraternity by removing a
memorial Of war, just as they exhibit
ed a hatred of capital punishment by
publicly burning the guillotine in the
Place Voltaire. After the troops of
Versailles had gained possession Of
Paris, steps were taken to rebuild the
column, and a statute Of Napoleon
was replaced in 1876. The column, in
its present form, is 1872 feet high.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
MORE TROUBLE ON LAKES.
Firemen On Vessels Won't Accept the
Wage Schedule.

Cleveland, O., May 1.-THE con-
ference between the Marine fremen
and representatives of the Lake Car
riers' association, which for two days
has been considering wages. ended
abruptly late yesterday afternoon, the
firemen leaving the conference and
refusing to accept the proposed wage
scale. As the longshoremen. tugmen,
oilers grain scoopers and water tend
ers' unions are affiliated, 1t is believed
the break in the negotiations will car
ry out all OF those elements and
throw the lake carrying situation
back to where 1t was previous to the
agreement which resulted In the re-
sumption Of traffic. President Keefe
and Delages, representing the labor
elements, in withdrawing this after
noon declared that the men will not
accept the scale.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16

DEMANDS TO BE 1aoDlED IN
THE REPLY ARE REGARDED AS
ENTIRELY TOO RADICAL TO BE
coNcEDED-LEADER OF PEAS.
ANTS MADE ADDRESS.

st. Petersburg, May 16.-Opinion is
quite general today that the parlia-
ment's adoption of the reply to the
speech from the throne will make a
conflict with the crown inevitable
since it contains number of points
upon which the supporters of the
government say it is impossible for
the emperor to yield.
The Novoe Vremya regards the re-
ply as purely revolutionary docu-
ment such as might appear as the
leading article in social democratic
newspaper"
On the other hand the constitution
al democratic leaders insist that it
is not an ultimatum. They consider
the reply to be exceedingly temperate
in tone and say 1t required all their
ability to prevent the introduction of
more radical expressions.
There is every indication that the
emperor and Premier Goremyxin's
cabinet desire to avoid a conflict and
that by a compromise on the Question
of amnesty they will seek to gain
time.
1t can be asserted on high author
ity that partial amnesty will be
proclaimed May 19, the emperors S
birthday
When parliament reassembled at IL
O'Clock this morning the impression
prevailed that the day would witness
stirring scenes.
Premier Goremykin and the entire
cabinet were seated on the ministerial
benches. From the very outset today
words in favor of moderation were
few and far between. Seminoff. the
social revolutionist from Saratoff.
was the first speaker. Amid wild an
plause he declared that the reply to
the speech from the throne was too
weak. The parliament, he said, was
evidently content with less than the
people.
To cries of
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. "semlia, |. Ivolia," Land and .
Q freedom" o
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Seminoff announced that the people
who had sent him to parliament did
not want land without liberty.
The peasants were so revolutionary
9 o q q . o o % . o . . . . o o q
Q that only a spark was required !.
q to kindle the conhagration and .
Q anarchy and destruction were 4.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
Sanborn's Decision Does
Not Settle the Case
WISCONSIN GRAIN INSPECTION
THE coNsTlTuTIoNALITY or
THE MEASURE WILL BE DE-
clDED BY THE HIGHER COURTS
TO WHICH 1T HAS BEEN DE-
ClDED TO TAKE AN APPEAL.

Superior, Wis. May 16-An appeal
from the decision Of Judge sanborn
in the case of the Globe Elevator Co.
against the Wisconsin Grain and
Warehouse Commission will be taken
to the United States Circuit court of
appeals at Chicago. Such was the
decision reached as the result of the
conference, which was held yestar-
day. The decision Of Judge Sanborn,
in q suit which was brought for the
purpose of testing the constitutional
ity Of Wisconsin law, held with the
elevator company that the law inter-
fered with the interstate traffic
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
THE FIRE LOSSES
EACH INSURANCE COMPANY TO
ADJUST ITS OWN.
The Frisco Fire Losses viii Not Be
Settled Under an Uniform Schedule
But Each Company Will Attend to
Its Own Affairs.

San Francisco, May 16.-The in
surance companies will settle their
losses in their own way, each COM
pany acting for itself according to
contracts embodied in it's policies and
the fire underwriters adjusting bureau
will make no attempt to dictate a
general policy or lay down uniform
rules for the companies to observe in
the settlement of claims, according
to the statements made by Attorney
T. C. Cogan, legal adviser to the ad-
justing bureau.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
MlNoT SEWER SYSTEM.
It Has Been Prepared by City Engi-
neer Crahhe 81 FARGO. 4

neer Crabhe of Fargo.
Mfnot. N. d. May 16. Work on the
new trunk line of the sewers, to be
constructed in this city will be in full
swing within the next few weeks.
Engineer S. r. Crabbe of Fargo,
who prepared the plans for the sewer
system, was present at the adjourned
meeting of the council Monday even
ing and together with the aldermen
discussed the plans and specifications
The council accepted the plans and the
city auditor was authorized to adver-
tise for bids for the construction of
the same, the bids to be opened on
June 4.
The system as outlined by Engineer
Crabbe, provides for main sewer on
First street, between Reishus street
east to the Mouse river. Smaller sew
ers, will be laid on Main, Ramstad and
Welcome streets. The construction
of the Crabbe system will mean an
expenditure of. about $4,000 and,
when completed Minot will have Sc
sured good foundation for an excel
lent sewer system.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
BENTON HAS RECORD.
counterfeiter Served Time in lows
Penitentiary for Arson.

Minot, N. d., May 1G.-That Dell
Benton the man who was arrested in
Minot last April on charge of counter
feiting, and who is now confined i'm the
county jail awaiting trial in the
district court upon that charge, has
criminal record there is no doubt
States Attorney G. A. McGee has
just received information which prov
es that Benton has served time" in
the state penitentiary i'm Iowa, for
setting fire and destroying a large
quantity of grain in Clay county, that
state. Benton was indicted by the
Clay county grand jury in 1890. He
was tried, convicted and sentenced to
term of nine months i'm the state
prison at Anamosa. The states at
torney has in his possession a copy OF
the Iowa indictment together with a
transcript of the testimony taken at
Benton's trial and this information
will probably be used as evidence
against Benton. in case the federal
authorities do not take charge OF the
Tagus man.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
L-eaialative Candidates.

Grand Forks, May 16.- Senator j.
B. Bacon viii not be candidate for
denomination but will step aside for
I'll. p. Ryan, who has served two
terms in the legislature, and now de-
sires a promotion to the senate.
S. G.. Sl1ulason. of the Sixth ward,
and e. G. Bonhe, a Marvel merchant,
will be the candidates for the house
of representatives.
Senator Bacon and others Of the
machine leaders have been busilv en-
gagged for some time in finding what
they deemed suitable material, and
for several days 1t was reported that
Sheriff A. f. Turner would be the
senatorial candidate, but he announc-
ed that he would not be candidate
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
Golden Jubilee Of Masonic L.odre.

Westfield, Mass, May 1G.- Mt Nor
iah Lodge Of Masons Is celebrating its
fiftieth anniversary today and hum
dreds Of Afasons from all parts Of the
state are here to assist tn the ceIebra
ton. There viii be a parade lii the
afternoon and q public church service.
IN the evening there will be ban
duet at Columbia hall. with addresses
and music. MIR. Clarence Al. Brodeur.
principal OF the Westfield normal
school, Will deliver an historical ad-
dress.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
TURKS ARE SOAKED
THREE TO BE EXECUTED, 9TH
ERs IMPRISONED.
The Brutal Murder of the Prefect
of Police Of constantinopIo Got
Justice in Big Doses-one Of the
Leaders Was Prominent.

Tripoli, May 16.--Ali shamyl Pasha,
former military governor Of scutarI.
and two beys were condemned to
death today for the murder of Red
van Pasha, the prefect of police of
constantlnople March "a. Three 9th
ers accused Of participation in tho
crime were condemned to life lmpris-
onment and others to various sent
ences Of from ten to fifteen years
Imprisonment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
NEW POLITICAL PARTY.
Labor Unionists and Farmers in Iowa
May Get Together.

Des Moines, May 1C.-The Iowa
State Federation of Labor has deter
mined on new movement which, if
successful may bring about many po-
litical changes in the state. A close
political alliance with the farmers or
ganizations was proposed at the st.
tumwa convention of the federation
last week, and steps were taken to-.
ward bringing it into effect The leg
islative interests of the two great
bodies of, citizens were declared to be
in common. President A. l.. Urick
was instructed by the convention to
endeavor to bring about better un-
derstanding between the trades un-
ions and the farmers.
In furtherance of this idea, a reso-
luton was adopted instructing the
president of the federation to visit the
annual meetings of all the farmers
county institutes and farmers coop
eratiVe societies, and to ascertain if
the farmers and the unionists could
not unite in seeking common political
ends.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
SUES FOR DAMAGES.
J. &. Cooley Wants c. w. Riokard of
Grand Forks to Pay for Fun.

Grand Forks, N. D., May 16.-J. E.
Cooley, a prominent citizen for many
years, has brought action against
c. w. Richard, secretary and treasur-
er of the Grand Forks Lumber Co.
for $4,000 damages, charging aliena-
tion of his wife's affections.
Cooley secured a divorce from his
wife several days ago and the promi-
nence of those concerned makes the
affair considerable of a sensation in
social and business circles.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
South Carolina Democrats.

Columbia, 8 e, May 1e.-The dem
ocratic state convention called for the
purpose Of arranging for the regular
state primaries and electing another
executive committee mot here today.
The number Of delegates is larger than
at the last convention, but compara-
lively little interest Is taken In the
work Of the present convention.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
Church at PETERSBURG.

Petersburg, N. D., May 15.-At a
meeting held at the home of M. N.
JEhnson It was voted TO build a
Methodist church here this summer.
the cost to be $500. Work will be
started on the structure as soon as
the plans can be perfected. NJ
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
Dinhthoria At ST. Cloud.

st. Cloud, Mimi, May 1s. There
are twenty-eight cases Of diphtheria
at st. Joseph's academy. a school for
young ladies conducted by the Order
Of st. Benedict. The school has been
closed and the sisters are doing ev-
erything possible to prevent d spread
Of the disease. Many students have
gone to their homes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
SEA LEVEL CANAL
SENATE COMMITTEE FAvoRs
THAT KIND.
Deadlock of the Inter r-oceanic Canal
Committee Was Broken BY Senator
acknowledgements Canal Will BE
Sea Level Instead of Lock Plan.

Washington, May 16.-The senate
committee on inter oceanic canals to-
day voted in favor of constructing
a sea level canal. Senator Carmacks
return from Tennessee broke the
deadlock which occurred at the for
mer meeting
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
DAVIS HEARING POSTPONED.
Manager Of the Iroquois Theatre Gets
Manslauahter Hearing Adjourned.

Chicago. May 16.-The hearing of
Will j. Davis. former manager Of the.
Irouuois theatre, who Is charged with
manslaughter in connection with the
fire which caused so many deaths, was
postponed until tomorrow. The case
was called yesterday and continued
until today. J.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
ELEVATOR BURNED.
Lightning Destroyed the Building and
Eight Empty Box Cars.

Cando, N. D., May 16.-The ST. An
thony and Dakota elevator at Con-
sidine, N. D., also eight empty Great
Northern cars were completely de-
stroyed by lightning at o. clock to-
day. The damage to the elevator is
es timated at $4,000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-16
AGENT WAS INDICTED.
9. P. Representative in Chicago
Charged With Embezzling $4,000.

Chicago May I6. Chas. 4. Wen-
ham, formerly agent for the Canadian
Pacific railway In this city was today
indicted on the charge OF enlbezzIinx
$4,000 belonging to the company. he
Is at present IN New York and an or
ficer left here today to bring him back
here for trial.
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-20
First Published December goth, 1906.
ROAD NOTICE.
To Whom It NAV Concern.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
In pursuance of an order made BY the
Board of County Commissioners OF the
County OF Ford, in the State OF Kansas, In
regu0 session on the list day OF October, a.
d. 1906, notice is hereby given that ron A.
Yoder, Chas. Kinkaid, Levi j. Miller, >. II.
Stiggns, 7. w. Bell G. + Kincaid, p. ID. Col
Inns, W. I Adams, II. l.. Kncaid, I. j. Stie-
gins, II. Lohrding. VIM. Roesener, D; Q. Der
lincourt, Fred Lohrding, J. a. hincaid, D. U.
| Prough, Thos. Bragg, X. ii. Roby, A. d. Long
and John ID. Hochstetter, h0usaholders of
said county, residing in the vicinity wht re 1t
is proposed to lay out and establish the ROAD
below mentioned have presented to SAID
| Board their certain petition, praying for the
iaying out and establishment OF pubic
road in said county, AS follows:
No. 1876. Beginning at the northwest cor
ner OF section !, in township p, range 20, ana
from thence south on section INES SIX miles,
between sections and ., II and II, ID ana n,
% and -, % and &c, and 10 and 36, to and ter
minuting on the township line at the south
west corner Of 80, in said township 2S,
range IS.
No 1876. Beginning at the northwest cor
ner Of section IL, in township y, range %,
and from thence east on the section line one
mile, between sections and T., to and ter
minating at the northeast corner of said sec.
ton H., in township % ranged.
Whereupon, the Board OF County Commits
sioners, finding that the SAID proposed road
is to he located and extended along ana upon
certain section lines us above described, did,
In accordance with the provisions Of Chapter
~ of the laws Of 1913, rs amended and modi-
fled by Chapt + l59 OF the laws Of 1871 OF the
State Of Kansas, make an order and instruct
the County Clerk Of Ford County aforesaid
to issue the same that public notice may be
given hat the Board will take final ac ion
and make its final report upon said petition
on the ,th day OF January, 1907, and the road
be declared established and ordered opened,
unless, howev, r. adverse claims presented
by persons opposed to the establishment OF
said road shall show the petitioners to be in
error.
1t is further provided, that all persons in
favor of and opposed to the establishment
of said road shall be given hearing, and
that all claims Tor damages which may
accrue by reason of establishing and open
ing said road shall be filed and presented to
the Board of County Commissioners for con-
sideratlOn on the 18th day OF January, 1907.
Witness my hand and the seal OF Ford
County, at my office In Dodge City Kansas,
this 20th day of November, 1906.
SEAL, kA2z. S. ii. CoNNAwAY,
County Clerk.
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-20

The Commercial club At its meeting
Monday night talked over number OF
important matters, and reports were
made on the work which Ia In the hands
of the committees. The club will have a
nice start on the work for 1907, and If
the members continue working In the
same earnest way they have started out
the last month, the coming year Will be a
history making year in lbe building OF a
greater Dodge City and more important
Ford county Everything which has
been attempted, and more, can be accom-
plished with patience, perseverance and
hustle. The club members at present
seem to be supplied with tie proper en-
thusiasm and determination. Dodge City
has been on the up grade for several
years now past. Last years e owlh was
larger than the preceding years NtXt
years will be still greater, and the good
work can be helped immensely BY the
Commercial club.