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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
PRIMARIES
in ST. PAUL
I. G. HOFFMAN rs REPUBLICAN
NOMINEE FOR MAYOR
Mayor Smith Will Head the Demo-
cratic Ticket He Was Given Hard
Race Both Parties Nominated com-
plete Tickets Yesterday.

ST Paul. March I4-Louis G. Hoff-
man. republican candidate for the nom
ination Of mayor, triumphed over DIR.
Carl Wirth. his opponent, in yesterdays s
primaries Conrad w Miller was nom
mated for treasurer on the same ticket,
M A Beckman for comptroller, and
Robert C. Hine and John w. Finehout
were named as police Judges.
The democrats named Robert A.
Smith, present incumbent for mayor,
Michael Doran, jr., and Hugo @. Hanft
for police judges, Louis Betz for comp
troller and Otto Bremen for treasurer.
Both sides named complete tickets
for the assembly and board of aldermen.
John Wagener, who ran against Mayor
Smith for the democratic nonination, re-
#ceived a vote of 2.o45 to Smiths $500,
Ia remarkable showing considering the
fact that Smiths strength and popularity
was helped along by the democratic ma
chine which IS said to be all powerful
in St Paul a
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
Plot TO OFFSET REFORMS

ST Petersburg, March I4.At to-
days session of the cabinet, Premier
Mite who was warmly supported by
Prince Alexis Obolensky, pnocnrator
general of the holy synod and Count
John Tolstoi, minister Of education, m
sisted ON the suppression OF the organ
ization known as the League OF Kus-
sian People through which the ag1ta-
ton of the reactionary black hundred
IS propagated. 1t is reported that he
was forced to arrive at this decision
but this is not absolutely confirmed.
Police Prefect M. VonD DerLaunitz
was summoned TO the meeting and ask
ed to explain how it happened that the
publication OF the proclamation calling
Tor the determination of the Jews was
printed in the official printing Office att
stached to his department. The pre-
5fect denied having any personal knowir
edge 81 the printing. However, it was
established that there is constantly ac--
cumulating evidence that the plot e
produce counter revolution II the
hope of sweeping away the reforms
outlined in the manifesto OF October
40, had its origin in the court cabal.
The conspiracy includes General Ire
poff, commandant OF the palace, Cen
eral Count Ignatief M, Stichinsky, Tor
Iner chief adjutant oil the interior de-
partment, Count Sherometieff, a noted
|reactionary, and General Prince Putia-
tin who are said To be utterly reckless
of the consequences. The plan IS 70
provoke riots and irlassacres OF the
Jews ana revolutionists over as wide an
area as possible in order TO Justify still
more terrible repressions and thereby
lproye to the emperor that the people
lare not ripe for any sort Of sell gov
ernnnent. 1t is desperate game but
lit IS backed by many Of the provincial
authorities.
The completely Of Minister OF Inter.
lior Durnovo in the conspiracy IS not
proved although it is suspected
Premier Witte and the liberal section
lof the cabinet will be compelled 10 hghl
| the conspiracy and consequently +
break ii the ministry Is regarded a.
i probable
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
TANNER is OPPOSED TO
DECREASE I'm SALARIES
sington, March CORPORAL
b, commander-in4chief Of the

9 sington, March ia Corporal
x conmander-in4chief Of the
grae 20 the republic, has written,
4 lettesay q James "A. Tawney Of
Minnesota.e 70. of the house COM
.nlittee on apps d, e. r, protesting vig-
orously against s b 4ioil OF Mr Iaw-T.
ney's committee lis recommending the
enactment of a law reducing the COM
Ipensation Of government clerks after
they have attained the age Of 65 years.
.sCorporal' Tanner writes particularly
In behalf Of his comrades Of the civil
war. many of whom, now employed IN
the government service would be affect
ed seriously by the proposed reduction
in compensation.
ssCorDoral Tanner ventures the as
se-tion to Mr.. Tawrey that YOU won't
lind confederate soldier behdnd your
| bill, and incidentally, pays a tribute to
Il confederate brigadier. who refused to
permit d single one Of the union vet
erans to Be disturbed when he had pow-
er to remove them 4
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RESISTs ExTRADITION.

Los Angeles, Cal, March III Mrs.
Margaret Saver, alias Margaret Graham,
the psychic, who is vigorously resisting
extradition to San Antonio, Texas, on a
charge of having embezzled $3o,ooo, had
a strenuous day in court Yesterday.
Judge James overruled the petition for
habeas corpus and she was at once re
manded 10 the custody of the sheriff.
The decision was no sooner rendered
than another writ was sworn out by one
sof her numerous attorneys on technical
grounds, and the court granted All i'm
mediate hearing The arguments pro
ceedsd, and at the close Of court the
matter was taken under adviseniert.
Mrs. Saver IS now under 5000 bonds.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
A YOUNG MAN MAY HAVE
ATTACK OF HYDROPHOBIA

Grand Forks, N. D., March IA
Henry Larson, apparently suffering from
hydrophobia, was taken through Grand
Forks last night, en- route 10 Rothsay,
Mimi. where his parents reside Larson
has been living ii Canada for some time,
and two days ago put in an appearance
at York, where his sister lives. He
showed signs Of insanity and was taken
into custody His brothcr-ir-law and a
aileigilbor passed through here last night
i'm charge Of tile unfortunate man, who
has developed signs Of hydrophobia. He
|barks and snaps ike dog almost con-
|stantly, and the two attendants were
kept employed in keeping him from bit
ling Them or himself This As not always
regarded as a sure sign OF hydropho-
|bia. but If Larson is insane his case IS
a very aggravated one.
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BRAKEMAN INJURED.

Crookston, Mimi. March IA. While
.at work switching in the Erskine yards
M. Farm, a brakeman on the Great
Northern, who was riding on the pilot,
slipped from the small step on the front
Eof The engine, and his loot became
caught between the guard rail and the
COW catcher, and had it not been for
the fact that the engineer had complete
control of the engine at the. time, he
would have met death instantly. As il
was his foot which was caught in the
wedge was severely crushed, being about
the only severe injuries that he received.
He was taken to the hospital at Fosston
where he will receive medical atteh-
tion,@5
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SILVER JUBILEE.

Bridgeton, N j., March I4.The
first Of the two festival concerts which
the Bridgeton musical union will give
id honor OF the fwenty-hfth anniyer-
sary Of its organization, will be held
this evening. The second will be given
tomorrow night. The chorus of about
two hundred voices, assisted by a fine
orchestra and number of Distinguish
ed soloists will render highly inter-
esting and quite ambitious programme.
Many music lovers from all parts Of
the state are here to attend the festi-
val concerts .
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
MYSTERIOUS
ROCKEFELLER
how HE GOT RIGHT OF WAY
FOR COMPANY rs NOT KNOWN
Hearing Before Interstate Commerce
Commission Was Resumed Today
Railroad Man said Standard Oh
GO. Had Valuable Right Of Way.

Il Kansas City. March ii. Half q dozen
Witnesses we're still to BE examined
when the interstate commerce cornnlis-
sion resumed its hearing here today into
tile charges Of rate Discrimination made
fy the Kansas on Producers association.
RI Kontz, general freight agent of
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe railway,
was The first witness. He testified that
Tie pipe lines Of the Standard Oil GO.
are Upon tile right Of way Of the Santa
Ec railway from Kansas City to a point
somewhere iii Illinois,
He said he didn't know how the Stan
dard Oil Co got that right Of way
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
LOCALIZED MURDER BILL
HAS BEEN WITHDRAW

y r d
Des Meines, March IA Unable long
.er to endure the storm Of ridicule, jeers
and protests aroused BY the bill to
authorize physicians TO kill incurables,
Representative buckingham asked cone
sent 10 withdraw the measure. Nobody
objected and the secretary Of the house
returned the remarkable document. The
sponsor drew breath Of relief and cont
signed the billt his waste paper basket.
Friends Of the measure, though dis
appointed, still believe that ii, time such
laws viii be III force isa several states.
Buckingham says the bill provided hui
name law, hit il Is evident the time IS
not vet ripe.
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WHO SET OFF
The DYNAMITE
CHARGES MADE AGAINST
NEW YORK TRANSFERS
IA Grocery Store Against Which
Strike Has Been IN Progress W.
Damaged by Explosive None In
jured But Much Damage Was Done.

New York, March I4,A charge OF
dynamite was set off today in the door.
way Of Clark, Chaplin & Bushnell,
wholesale grocers, against whom the
teamsters strike has been IN progress
for some time.
The explosion severely damaged the
front of the store which is I'M Duane
street. Charges that the strikers or
their sympathizers had setsof the dyna-
mite were made by members Of the
firm.
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SENATORS WOULD KNOW
ALL ABOUT RECENT FIGHT

Washington, March 14.-on motion
of Senator Cuberson the following
resolution was adopted by the senate to-
day, "That the secretary of war is here
by directed to send to the senate copies
Of reports and other communications
between the war department. and any
officials in the Philippine islands, re-
specting the recent attack by the troops
of the United States on Mount Dajo"
The resolution was accepted without
comment or division.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14

Washington, March I4.-The report
of the house committee on hazing at.
the naval academy reviews at length the
conditions which existed at the academy
when Admiral Sands became superin-
tendent in July 1905, and says nearly
all the disciplinary officers were then
new When the upper classnen return
ed from their practice cruise in Septefrl-
.ber tlazing broke ont and continued
until November when it eliminated in
the brutal treatment of young Kim
.brotigh. The committee is of the opin-
ion that practically all upper class men.
were implicated in hazing then, although
the affairs of the academy seemed to be
moving smoothly until the Kimbrough
case. The report says hazing doubtless
existed under Admiral Browilson's sup
erintendercy. 1t was not physical haz-
ing, but of character more democrat
Iizing to discipline and clearly within.
the attorney generals definition OF llaz-,
ing.
Even while they were under pledge to
Admiral BroWnson to refrain from haz-
ing the report says, midshipmen COM
PEELED under classmen to eat under the
table and do other humiliating features.
They alleged their pledge was to re-
frain from physical hazing Upper class
men serving as officers Winked at viola
I lions Of the pledge and false code of
honor, SO much criticised, prevailed
When Admiral .BroWnson gave them an
opportunity to think their pledge to
him was personal, he committed an error
lin the opinion Of the committee which
He'd TO the fill restoration Of physical
hazifig.
The report makes 1t clear that fall
lure of cadet officers to perform their
duties makes it impossible for naval of
lficers iii charge to maintain discipline
land denounce the code of honor which
permits cadet officers TO shun their dutS
lies. The committee says present system
Iof maintaining order IS correct. but
urges that officers in full charge shall
lbe more active in reporting violations
| and shall be careful to report all know
Hedge Of violations which they dc not
lactually see.
According to surgeons records in sick
lquarters only seventy fights have been
RECORDED there since Oct I 1904, and
1.-The report says il is impossible to find
THAT The number Of fights was larger. It
Els suggested that surgeons should re-
lport more fully on injuries even though
slight which seem 10 be caused by fight
ling.
With the exception Of Lieutenant Sny-
lder, disciplinary officers are exonerated
lfronl connivance at hazing He il
4 1 ~, f,avts,o ;,,dirafpd fn ttnt,ay
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
MINER LEADERS WERE
REMOVED TO JAIL.

Caldwell, Idaho, March IA. Under A
heavy guard, Moyer. Haywood and Petit
bone, who have been indicted for the
murder Of former Governor Steuner-
berg, were removed from the state pris-
on III Boise to the Canyon county Jail
III this city against the protests be
Governor 6ooding o forestall any
efforts AT rescue which he believed might
be attempted. Sheriff Nicholas has
sworn III dozens Of deputy sheriffs who
will patrol the jaiI night and day while
The federation officials are detained here.
If this protection IS not sufficient Gov
ernor Gooding win call ont the militia
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ALLEGED MURDERER p
ESCAPED THE dALLOWS

Norfolk, Va, March 14.-Lonis
Brown. 20 years old, awaiting trial Fri
day for the murder of Flossie Reese
at whom he threw a lighted lamp which
exploded fatally burning the woman,
committed suicide in his cell in Norfolk
Jail early this morning by cutting his
throat with sharp penknife which he
had in some unknow1l3 manner snuggled
into Jail. Brown was formerly promin-
ent in Portsmouth, Va. but his family
abandoned him. III.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
.BABCOcK WENT AFTER
STATEHOOD PROPOSITION

Washington, March Il. The legisla
tive bill was laid before the house and.
Babcock Of Wisconsin took the floor
for a speech on statehood, He said
the house bill was one OF the greatest
Legislative outrages ever enacted; that
tlie senate had properly amended the
bill and he favored the senate amend
iriefit. Il Il
lie dwell at length on the reasons
why, Arizona and New Mexico should
not be united as one state. Applause
on both sides of the chamber greeted
Babcock's conclusion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
CANNON POKES
FUN AT SENATE
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
ENTERTAINS A FEW VISITORS
Says That 1t Is Hard to Tell What the
House VIII Do, But Doubts II the
Lord Even Knows What the Senate
VIII Do.

Washington, March I4--Speaker Cam
non extended an informal reception in
his office at the capitol today TO the dele
gates who are attending the meeting
of the National Consular Reform asso-
citation in this city. r
Cannon, speaking of the pending con-
sular reform bill, assured the party that
be favored the consular reform but
said: g., a>
However. gentlemen, it IS always
hard to tell what the house will do.
God only knows and some times doubt
if He knows what the senate will do"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
CASES AGAINST UNION
MINERS WILL BE APPEALED

Boise, Idaho, March The cases Of
Meyer, HAYWOOD and Pettibone, offic-
.ers of the Western Federation Of Mint
1crs, who yesterday were denied a writ
of i,abeas corpus by the supreme court
sof5 the state of Idaho. will 5be taken to
Ethe United States supreme cottrt The
bill Of exceptions prepared by counsel
for the accused men was presented to
the full branch of the state supreme
court and signed, THUS permitting the APP
peal TO the federal court.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
RAILROAD COlllsII I0NERS
WILL MAKE INVESTIGATIONS

Buffalo, March The state railroad
Ecornul ssioners III secret session here
today considered the charges il eonnec-
ton with the Ryan Belmont traction
merger III New York city and on adj
|joufnn1ent announced that they had de-
|cided 10 make ii, investigation. The
state attorney general VIII be asked g
|take charge of IT. The investigation
|will be held ii Albany next Wednesday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14

Barton, N. ID, March The mum
ber Of questions asked,by farmers is the
distinct feature ofs'fiis meetings being.
conducted by the sneakers with the
Great Northern seed train special. The
interest taken by the farmers seems to
increase at every town in which meet
3ings. are held.
The weather IS very cold but there is.
but little wind. The farmers are get
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
CHINESE REBELS WERE
pROpERL Y BEHE DED

Canton, March The leader Of the
rebels Of Kuang 81 province and three
Others who were implicated in the att
tack on the house of Rev, DR. Andrew
Beatty, the American missionary at Patti,
were beheaded March II.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
MAN WAS HURLED OVER
A FIFTY FOOT BLU LUFF

Pittsburg, Pa, March IA. William
Kuhn, driver of a lumber wagon, is
dying at his home III Homestead from
injuries received by being hurled over
a fifty-foot bluff BY a trolley car. Kuhn
was driving, on the tracks near Nc
Keesport when the street car came up
behind and struck and wrecked the
wagon and Kuhn was thrown over the
bluff.
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Farmers Ask Many Questions
and Profit BY the Information

ting out well III spite Of the bad con-
dition of the roads.
The meetings at Rolla and Cando,
where Senator Main and Banker Steele
rendered valuable assistance, were es-
pecially enthusiastic.
Mayor Jones of Rugby made an eff
fort to induce the management OF the
seed train to stop and hold meeting
at Rugby. 1t has been decided, how
ever, to make no stops at towns where
farmers institutes have been held.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
MARSHALL SECURED THE
ATTENTION OF THE HOUSE

z Washington, March I4.-Congressman
Marshall of North Dakota gave his voice
to the proposition for free alcohol. The
speech took one hour and half to de-
liver and went into the subject exhaus-
lively AS it was the first speech on the
proposition Mr.. Marshall secured the un-
divided attention of the house.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
SHERIFF KILLED BURGLAR
WHO WAS AT WORK

4 Red Oak, Ia, March I4Sherif
William Thomas shot and instantly
killed Harry Barker while the latter
was in the act of committing a burg
larry in the office Of George Browns $
iron works. Barker and companion
were working in the lighted room and
the sheriff fred through the window.
The other burglar escaped. They Sc
cured no booty. Barker was ain ex-
convict, and a dangerous one.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
OIL COMPANY WILL GIVE
NO MORE INFOR NATION

Kansas City. Mo-, March ID The
Standard Oil Co, through Alfred ID.
Eddy of Chicago, its general western
attorney, has iii effect notified Herbert
S. Hadley, attorney general of Missouri
who was in Kansas City that it will give,
him no more information in his suit to
oust the Standard and its allied COM
panies from the state Of Missouri. than
it is compelled to.
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WILL REDISTRICT. J.

Bismarck, N. d. March Id Bismarck
is to- Be redistricted and will have SIN
wards. The city council was just even
IN divided on the proposition and Mayor
Webb cast the deciding vote.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
DEAR PEOPLE
PAY THE BILL
RESULT OF PROCEEDINGS
rs RAISE IN PRICE OF OIL
Standard OIL Co. Gives Notice That IL
Needs the Money Gasoline HAS
6 Been Advanced lIalf a Cent John
DIS Trip Has Been Expensive. q.

Cleveland, March I4-The Standard
Oil Co. today advanced the price Of gas
oline half cent per gallon. Deodorized
stove gasoline IS quoted at I2a cents
per gallon, ~ to 70 degrees gasoline at
I4Ia cents and varnish makers and pain
ters naptla at II1a cents.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
Helpless to Break Deadlock
in the Moroccan Conference

Algeciras, March IA The Moroccan
conference has reached peculiar stage.
1t is completely helpless to solve the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14

deadlock over the remaining details Of
the police and the bank questions. The
sessions are temporarily suspended with
out knowing when they will be resumed
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WOMEN ON CLAIMS

Grandin. N. ID. March I4 Miss
Ida Duntly and Miss Mabel Elliott I
have returned from, New England
City, near which place they have
4 been holding down claims.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-04-03
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Sierra is due from San Francisco
Wednesday morning.
The battleship Oregon arrived al;
San Francisco yesterday morning.
Sugar is being taken aboard the ship
Bangalore at the Hackfeld wharf.
The bark r. p. Rithet departs on
Wednesday for San Francisco with n
full cargo Of sugar.
The s. s. Moana is due from the
Colonies Wednesday morning, and will
leave the same day for Victoria and
Vancouver.
The Oceanic steamship Sonoma is
thirty-siX hours late and will not ar
rive from the Colonies until Wednesday
afternoon or evening.
The transport Thomas is due from
san Francisco this morning. She
brings about four days mail. The
Thomas has no troops for the Philip
pines.
The Claudine arrives tomorrow morn
ing from Maui, day earlier than
usual, In order 10 receive cleaning
before going out on her regular run
Friday,
The siberia leaves san Francisco Tor
Honolulu aud Yokohama next Satur.
day The roptir left San Francisco Tor
his norl March 81, aud will arrive
here Friday,
The American Hawaiian steamer
Hawaiian arrived yesterday morning
from Seattle ana Tacoma with "a Een'
oral rarHn fnr Honolulu ana kahulul
Tho steamer VIA depart on saturday
for KHhupi going ihoneg 10 iiilp N
rpmp'ir hcr rlrsn nf llpo1 tons suRar
Hh' rAils lhnnoo mr Delaware hresh.
Mairr NiH tApr storm aui 10 mo lasl
uf ihD steam nrd lO carry sugar 81
Atlantic Naifrs hy ine ii0n route,
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trades came in with higher tempera-
lures; the days have been generally
cloudy; the weekly mean temperature
was 6S deg, and the total rainfall .16
inch.-W. Jarvis.
Kilauea GOETHE weather has been
cloudy all week, with cold northerly
winds during the fore part; the nights
have been cold, with occasional show
ers; the weekly mean temperature was
66 deg, and the total rainfall 81 inch
Il. B. Boreiko.
Hanalei GOETHE weather has been
cold all week, with northwesterly
winds until the Both, when the trade
winds set in again; the total rainfall
was SO inch.-E G.. X. Deverill.
A. Nice. ASHLEY,
Section Director
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WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN.
For the Week Ending March 81, 1906.

Local Office, IT, s. Weather Bureau,
Honolulu, T. H., April 2, 1906.
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