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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-11-23

Gloves and Miffek1S
There are three things to consider in buy
ing Gloves and Mittens. First is QUALITY,
second, FIT, and third, PRICE. These are
all represented in ours, we buy from lead
ing manufacturers, both foreign and dones-
tic Therefore get the lowest prices and
latest weaves and colorinss.
A lot of Golf Gloves AM: Mttens in
Black and colors in Ladies' sizes, now. Csc
Ladies Yarn M:ttens, in Black Only. 49, 15c
complete showing in Ladies' Fancy
Golf Gloves Cashmere Gloves and
Mittons in assorted colors; worth COO
now on sale. .45c
Ladies' Warm Lined Dressed and Tn
dressed Kid Mittens, at 75c and. 80. $1.00
Ladies Fur Gauntlet Driving Gloves,
good quality; i'll black only. $1.25
Ladies' Silk Lined Unaressed Kid
Gloves in assorted popular colors, at..$1.5o
Ladies Unlined Heavy Kid Gloves, for .,
street wear; all sizes; now. 81. 90
Gloves in assorted colors; now
sale 1.OU
Long 16-Button Silk Gloves in Black or
White; extra value at $500 and. 81 .35
12-Button Long Black Glace Gloves, in
sizes 6A to 4 only; now........... .$2.65
0bAdSo1,s A1yffens
20 dozens of Children's Yarn Mittens in
Other Mittens at. .15c, zoe and Csc
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Misses Union Suits in Gray, Ribbed. ht o5e
Ladies' 2-piece garments in light
Fleeced Ribbed, at Use and. soc
Ladies' Cream Wtihe Union Suits. in
light Fleece; Glove Fitting; best 800
garment on the market; this week. sec
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-07
ROOSEVELT WANTS
,HAZING LAW CHANGED

Washington. Feb. u President
Roosevelt in a letter to Chairn1en
Hale and Foss respectively Of the sen
ate and house naval committee urges
that legislation be enacted at the pres
sent session Of congress to regulate
the punishment for hazing at the ma
val academy The president points out
that iii some instances it is manifestly
unjust to subject nlidsEipnall con-
iVicted Of hazing to dismissal from the
academy, as frequently the punish
nletit is disprop ortionatc to the Of
Tense committed. He suggested fur
sther that it, IS an error to try a mid
shipnlan accused Of hazillg by court
martial. His idea is that the power
to deal with such cases ought to be
lodged lii some administrative officer
or body to deal surlmarily with the
cases.
Unless congress shall promptly
amend the existing law against hazing
which makes mandatory the dismissal
sof any n1idslliprnan found guilty of
any form Of hazing, the secretary oi
the navy may Be forced to dismiss
thirty three nlidshipmen from the ma
val academy within the next month,
in addition to the eight who have al
ready suffered this penalty and The
three whose cases are waiting the ac-
tion Of the department.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-07
Premier Scores the Opposition
in the Hungarian Parliament

Buda Pest, Feb, z.---Hunger for SOW
ereign power and an attempt to re-
strict. the constitutional rights and func-
tions of the chief of state in such a
way as even a president Of republic
would not submit to- are declared by
Premier FejeNary to be the real cause
.of the crisis in Hungary.
.The coalition he says in all inter
view, wishes to restrict the legal SOW
Eereign rights Of the king in regard to the
control and organization of the army
and make thenl dependent on the dis
cretion Of changing parliamentary ma
jorifies whereas the right of parlia-
ment is limited by law to the approval
or the rejection of votes for the army
credits and the annual contingent Of re-
#crnits. 81 44. I.
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! GRANGE MASTER.

Geneva, N. X, Feb. 7.-The annual
meeting OF the New York State Grange
Patrons Of Husbandry, opened here
today with a large attendance. repre-
senting every division Of the state. Con-
siderable interest is manifested in the
contest for the position of Master oi
the State Grange, which is to be filled
at this convention. E. B. Norris OF
Sodus, the present master, who has
held the position Tor six years, will
probably be, a candidate again, but
there will also be several other candi-
dates, among them F. E. Dawley OIL
Fayetteville, and George A Fuller oi
Jefferson county The contest will be
quite lively, as the position is consider.
ed very desirable. 1t usually carries
with it appointment to the state faii
commits sion # = Is ssS
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CHINESE ARE MORE
BITTER THAN EVER

London, Feb J G. Hoare, bishop
tof Victoria. Hong Kong, in an inter-
view on the situation in China, express
ed the view that the oullook was more
serious III the south at any rate than
before the Boxer rising. !
The persistent American boycott, 4 he
added, lis stirring rip mich trouble and
there Is danger that the Chinese may
extend the boycotting principle, newt
ably leading to a general allti- foreign
feeling among the more ignorant class
es. The attack on DR.. Andrew Beattie
L the American Presbyterian missionary
sat Fati. whose residence was looted on
Feb. 81 was particglarly daring as il
occurred Just across: the river from the
Canton settlement and within few
yards of European ginboats. Iii is also
Significant that such 4 pro+foreign of
shcial as Niceroy Yuan Shi Yai should
have discharged Prot. C. d. Tenney
an American and director of education,
who organized the new school system
in Pe-chi-li provinces
The spread of the boycott will be
more difficult to contend with than the
Boxer movements Al s the exclusion Of
the Chinese from the United States and
the Philippine islands caused the boy
colt of American goods their exclusion
from Australia and Canada will cause
"a feeling against Great Britain.
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PATTERSON
GOT CROWD
= -.t
SENATE HAD A PACKED
GALLERY TO HEAR HIM
Colorado Senator Let Loose the Fire
Works in Opposition to the Action of
the Democratic Caucus Short Pre-
Iiminary Explanation Made.

Washington, Feb. I'm anticipation
of spirited discussion OF Senator Pat
terson's resolution declaring against
the policy of caucus dictation in diSpos-
ing of treaties with foreign nations, the
senate galleries were almost filled when
the senate was called to order today.
Patterson appeared a few minutes be-
fore the expiration of the morning
hour and was promptly recognized by
the chair. He began with few words
of personal nature saying. that there was
nothing he disliked more than to in
ject his own personality into a public
question but at times such course
was necessary.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-07
HUSBAND HAD WIFE
AND CHAUFFEUR PULLED

New York, Feb. George c. Cole
man, said to be the president of a
gold mining company in Goldfeld, New.
today caused the arrest of his wife,
Mrs. Mabel Coleman. and Frank STAN
ley, a chauffeur and former enloloye.
on charges of grand larceny. Coleman
alleges that he was deserted by his wife
Jan. IS last at which time his chauffeur
left him and he discovered the loss sof
$4,000 shares of gold mining company
with par value of ST each. .,...
Mr.. Coleman has been living at hotel
in this city for several months When
he came here with his wife. who was
Miss Mabel Zimmer of Philadelphia,
whom he married Nov. 26 last, he leased
an automobile and employed Stanley as
chauffeur Mrs. Coleman is but 10 years
of age.
Stanley was arrested during the early
afternoon after a lively chase which
lasted twenty blocks. He was accosted
at Broadway, and Fifty-fourth by Cen
trial Office detectives and as sooE as he
| learned their identity started. to run.
Stanley circled about several sqtiates
pursued by the detectives and several
uniformed men who Joined in the chase.
He was finally captured and taken to
the police. station. He said he lived at
100 West 'Sixty-frst street. "
The police located Mrs. Coleman at
that address. She and Stanley denied
any knowledge Of the missing shares.
Stanley was held at $1,000 bail for fur
tl1er examination -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-07
GERMANS ON
ANXIOUS SEAT
I SOME NERVOUSNESS
FELT OVER CONFERENCE
Teutons Are Getting on the Anxious
Seat Over the Possible Results Of
the Moroccan Conference No War
at Present Is Anticipated.

Berlin Heb While government
circles maintain all outwardly hopeful
attitude regarding tile conference at Az
geciras, the indications are that much
concern is felt about the outcome.
Failure tos reach ali agreement oil the
police question Is regarded as probable.
THIS inference IS drawn from the fact
that the inspired press had begun dis
cussing probable results Of i failure to
reach ali agreement These papers
assert that a failure would not involve
the danger Of war So faras Germany is
concerned and they argue that France
would never go to war on account %
( Morocco
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-07
READY FOR
RATE BILL
HOUSE DOES FINAL r..
- TALK ON THE BILL
A Number of congressmen Spoke In
Favor of the Measure During the
Session This Morning Cochran Was
Very Denuncia tory.

Washington, Feb. 7.-Tiiere was no
delay from the preliminary business in
the house, the. railroad rate bill, being
taken up at II o'clock and the last day
of general debate was begun. The pro-
gramme included speeches by Bourke
Cochran of New York, Mann of .Illi-
nois, Williams of Mississippi and Hep
burn of Iowa. A short speech in ia
vor OF the bill was made by Bankhead
of Alabama, who preceded Cochran,
the latter being limited to an hour and
a quarter. Cochran announced his po-
sition in favor Of the bill. He said
the history of railroad management was
the history of favoritism, corruption
and fraud.
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Washington Feb. - Hearings III the.
I. ase Of Senator Reed Smoot were re-
ned today before the committee Or,
q sges and elections Thee> e>investi-
Igas of protests against the senator
TetA his seat continued through two
sessions of congress and today marked
the beginning Of the meetings which the
committee is likely to hold Intermittent
ly throughout the present session The
first witness was Prof. Walter M
Wolfe, former teacher of geology in the
Brigham Young college at Logan, Utah.
and ain apostle of the church. He was
asked to tell what he knew of the all
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-07
TAIGNY IS
KEEPING MUM
EXPELLED DIPL LOMAT
WON,r BE INTERVIEW
'Frenchman, Who Incurred the Rec
sentiment of Castro, Declines to
Discuss His Departure From vene-
zuela Till He Sees the Ambassador.

New York, Feb ~, Oliver Taigny,
former French charge d affaires at
Caracas, Venezuela, who arrived here
last night, on the steamer Zuria from
Curacao, talked briefly upon landing to-
day Of the conditions in VenezuelS He
said that until he should confer with
French Ambassador Jusserand at
Washington he had no opinion to ex-
press concerning the conditions under
which he was forced to leave Wenezu-
Ella. 17l !. 6.31
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WILL DEFEND
THE SOLDIERS
GOVERNMENT IS TO
STAND BY THE MEN
Every Assistance VIII BE Given SoI-
dier Who Killed a Civilian Thief at
the Allegheny Arsenal Was In Dis
charge of Duty. Il.

Washington, Feb. The war de
partment is making ready to test to
the utmost its right to protect a soldier
who, in the execution of lawful orders.
kills a civilian Preparations are in
progress for sturdy defense before
the Allegheny county, Pennsylvania
courts in the case of Sentinel Dowd
who, with his officer Lieutenant Ralph
w. Drury, was indicted for killing q
young man, named Crowley, two years
ago last September while the latter was
stealing copper from the Allegheny ar.
senal. 4
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FALSE ENlPERO OR ARRESTED
BY RUSSIAN OFFICIALS

Elizabethorad, Russia, Feb. 7--The
false emperor and his suite, who have
been stirring up the people Of the
Volga region have finally been arrest
ed near Dnieprogsk Among the pre-
tender suite were three men represent
ing themselves as ambassadors Of for
eign powers and a fourth who was uni
formed as general Of Emperor Mich
aolas. The pretender was dressed in the
richest purple and crimson robe with
gold trimmings and crimson hat with
"a purple feather.
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MEDALS FOR
RUSS SOLDIERS
ALL THOSE WHO FOUGHT
WITH JAPS TO WEAR EN-
Defenders Of Port Arthur VIII Get Sill
yer Medals, Those in Other Wars to
Get Light Bronze Others to Be Re-
membered.

8 ST. Petersburg, Feb. Medals for
all those who participated in the war
with Japan have been ordered accord
ing to an imperial rescript published
iii The Ruaki Invalia today. Those
who defended Port Arthur are singled
out for special distinction. They will
be given a silver medal and light
bronze medals will be bestowed on
those who were engaged in battles on
land OF sea. Soldiers who were not
under FIRE will receive dark bronze
medals.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-07
Mrs. TolIa Given Another Chance
to Escape a Hemp Stretching

Trenton, N. , Feb. The court 81
pardons was in executive session all
morning on the application for par
don in the case Of Mrs. Antoinette
Tolla. The board adjourned at /
o'clock without having disposed Of the
matter and the session was resumed at
2so'clock No one appeared before the
board but the counsel for the condemn-
ed woman. IS 3s. S
Governor Stokes today granted Mrs.
sTolla a reprieve for sixty days to allow
her counsel to present further evidence
for a new trial M
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The Secrets Of MormoTisn Were Exposed
Today in the Hearing on Senator Smoot

was required to bow their heads and
say: Il do"
Professor, Wolfe quoted John Wilson
of Logan, prominent Mormon as say
ing:
"The manifesto enables the church to
exclude men who ought not to have
more than one wife and gives to \the
worthy men an opportunity to take plur-
al wives.
Both of these statements" the wit
ness said, were made in his church.
"To the best Of my knowledge" said
Professor Wolfe, "polygamous cohabit-
alton has increased very materially since
Utah was admitted as a state"
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Carlisle. y e@s ..<...
s"Everytlling,' he replied. .....
asked to detail them he said there
had been obligations of chastity, sacrifice
and vengeance. 1sm,sE
s68"What do you mean by vengeance,
said Carlisle. Do you mean there was
promise or pledge given to avenge
something"
The witness then said; that this oath
had been taken: "tYou and each of you
do columilate and pray and never cease
tospray God to avenge the blood of the
prophet of this nation 5.-.>
. The oath, he said, was taken standing
and at conclusion each one taking ii
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legged plural marriage Of Prof. Benja-
min Cluff and Florence Reynolds, both
teachers at Provo. Professor Wolfe
said he had been informed at the time
of the Mormon exposition to Mexico
by Cluff that he was married to Flor
erlce Reynolds and that they lived to-
gether on that trip n 5#s As s5s
Twelve times answered Professor
Wolfe when asked how many, times he
had been through the endowment house
or the temple He explained the en-
doWnn1ent house was torn down many
years ago. Y 53
Did you take any obligation or oaths
when you went through I asked Mr..
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CONNECTICUT PoMoLoGIsTs.

Hartford, Conn, Feb. 7.-The Con-
necticut Pathological society opened
its fifteenth annual convention here to-
day A large number OF delegates from
all parts sof the state is present and
every district is. well represented. In
connection with the meeting, which. will
last two days, a highly interesting ex-
hibition Of fruit and genealogical appli-
ances is held in Unity hall, where the
meetings are held Among the speak
ers who will address the meetings are
many prominent authorities on fruit
culture, like Samuel III. Derby of
.Woodside, Del; Prof. A. G. Culley of
the Connecticut agricultural college;
Edwin Hoyt of New Canaan and
George NJ, Twitchell Of Lewiston, Me.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-07
OFFICERS SEEK PUG
WHO KILLED OPPONENT

San Francisco, Feb. 7,-As a result
OF an autopsy performed on the body
OF Alex DOWN, the boy who was killed
in an unlicensed prize fight at the Col
ma club pavilion at Colma on Monday
night by "Chiefe" Johnson, "a charge
of manslaughter has been placed against
Johnson and his whereabouts are be-
ing sought by the sheriff OF Sannateo
county. ..s -. @.
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. GOODRICH BANK.

Washington, Feb: The comptroller
of the currency issued certificate a,i-
tliorizing the First National bapk of
Goodrich, N. d., to begin business with
a capital of $4,000. Robert Akin is
named as president. is 5
Nels j. Kemp has been recommended
for postmaster at Holland, Williams
county G. A. Wiviasor at Sold. Penn
bina county.
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MOTHER KILLED HER +.
..s.. CHILDREN AND SELF

!. Boston, Feb. "A woman and four
children were found dead in beds at
their home, 20 Dennis street Rox-
bury district last night An irlvestiga-
ton by the police indicates tnat the
woman. Mrs. Annie L. Dixon, had kil-
lied the children and herself BY open
ing three gas jets. The children were:
Annie, aged S years: George, 81 1-2
years Mildred. 2 years, and Marion,
Il year. II +2 II
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ANNA WON'T STOP
THE DIVORCE SUIT

Paris, Feb. Strong efforts eortils-
lie to be made by the Casteilane family
to bring about the abandoisnaA Nj of the
divorce suit brought by the countess
against Count Boni, but So far no rez
suits have been achieved.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-07
CASTRO ASKS UNCLE SAM
TO HELP HIM OUT

4 Washington, Feb. THE Venezuelan
government has requested the govern
nient Of the United States to take
charge Of its consul in France. Secre-
tary Root has decided to comply with
the request and will give necessary in
strictions to the American ambassador
in Paris.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-02-07
CONVICTIONS
in KANSAS
GOVERNOR HOCH'S y
PLAN IS SUCCEEDING
After Years of Unsuccessful Effort a
Joint Keeper HAS Been Convicted of
Selling Liquor In Violation of the
u Kansas Law. Ss@z' 4. .44

q Topeka, Feb, 7.-The frst conviction
in Topeka of keepers of ''ioints" or il
3licit saloons as result OF the campaign
started by Governor Hoch to enforce
the prohibition law in large cities of
the state, was secured last night when
Charles MacGregor was found guilty
of keeping nuisance. 1t had been
impossible heretofore to secure convie-
tiofls. 5.t1s s5S s1 s5
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LIEUTENANT GENERAL is
TO BE ABOLISHED

Washington, Feb. 1.-The house
committee on military affairs has order
ed reported to the house provision in
the army appropriation bill abolishing
the grade of lieutenant general after
80 retirement Of Lieutenant General
Bates ~
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LAWSON IS
81 ..b&.U&E fasess' Z ~ - I. -
IN ST. PAUL
CONFERENCE ARRANGED
i, TODAY WITH JOHNSON
Lawson Arrived in the City This
1 Forenoon and Johnson Was Not
8at the Capitol - They Met During
the Afternoon. -$S1 - ~ ...

z St. Paul, Feb. 7.-Thonras w. Law
son arrived in the city this morning to
confer with the governor about insur-
aiice matters but as the governor had
been out OF town and did not return
until this afternoon, Lawson was not
able to see him until about o'clock
when conference was arranged for.
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SCANDINAVIAN LEAGUE
HOLDS SECRET SESSION

Grand Forks. N d. Feb. There
is secret meeting of tlle Scandinavia
Republican league III this city today
The session il being held behind closed
doors and all reporters were excIudes
from the meeting IS IS
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! UNWILLING GIFT.

d Nashville, Tenn, Feb. II Interest
ing exercises will be held iii the Ten
lessee state library at the capitol this
afternoon, when the portrait in oil Of
the late Hon. Gustavtls Al Henry, a
gift of Capt. Patrick Henry Of Clarks4
willie, a son Of Major Ienry, will BE
presented to the state of Tennessee.
The presentation speech will be deliv-
cred by Gov. James u Porter, who
was selected. because Major Henry
presided over the state convention
which nominated Mr. Porter Tor COVER
nor The picture will be accepted on
behalf Of the state BY Gov. John ]. Cox.
The Dolores star., 1906-09-21
Tbp uamnruillr
nf Enur
BY HELOISE CARTHY.
Author OF "Men and Dogs"

ac tragedy holding minds and giving
sparkling the light queer
ing us always guessing.
Annabe loves Dick with every of foolish little heart
then she would od mother for telling her something of the wisdom
She loves them both we'll that if she had choose which of
the two she would shpwreck she would tell that she couldn't
live without either of them.
Harry loves Jane with of his 1872 pounds and he
that she gets year older night he stays out after IL o'clock but he
invitation to the club dinners
trying to put his shoes the cfne and his jarnere
tells her he has found meant and he knows that
the morning she will bring breakfast upstairs and lie to
her father to what time he home
AS for love only Tip collie He himself and causes
he loves him than any one else
and love him because he doesn't hurt feelings ALWAYS
tiers vanity because else when am
The loves the more YOU seem
to suffer by his selfshncs Tip isn't cruel and
lose him shall right out another Tip won't have NV heart
bunted by taking part that vaudeville performance of love- Pm 90
ing to be the audience