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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-12
SGnrimgi(6e Gtaaten.

SO nj t. Ser @ntiquar Bad
tpurbe lpegen 6sb!crei perhaTtet. Gr Fat
@peIbe W}oruitripte, Die aus BEN
Goetbes uno S6iGer z4rdio geTpblen
lporben lino, na9 Berlin %pertuuft.
6 Of. Die Electromagnetic
@fenoh miro I'M nG61ten CONNER in
bie Reihe Der Surhdber eintre!en. I'm
Ter Der syirma .&urhab G%iIenof" bat
fich cine @eieQI6oft fonItiuirt, an Ger
1iG sic Stobtoemeinbe GiIenoh fart
nit &apital hetbeiliote, 9ie 8arolis
nenousls Wilbe!msQliidsbrunn Eel
Greuaburg miro hnrh 2sitlng GiIenad)
suoefiibrt merbsn, I'M bier ois Srinis
uno 9a0epaher @erirencung gu fin
ben.
yend. Die bie1i9e llntperiitdt
miro i'm &inierIemeiter BON 1867 inn
matritulirtcn Stuoirenben unb 95
!S0rern, Damon "A Jrauen bsiu6t. lin
ter Den Smmatritulirten feiinben 1if
1870 ~@usldnber; SO f:opn iinb aus
Rublono. Sem 2eb-tDrper geboren
iiber 100 Soaenten an.
Mciningen. Sie jiingite Bolts
adblunN seigts I'M !9ersoetbum Safs
FEM Weiningsn unt;r @noerem Die fol-
aenben Gr9ebnifIe: Geiibena Meininaen
1880 $500: 1873 Ginppbnsr,
Sonncoerg 14,988 $500: 1898,
SolsunQen 4871 1890: 1929, Was
Iunaen 1892 1890: 2692), GisfeIb
4745 Q9c0: 4116), Sbemar 2760
$500: 2421).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-12

piro, Der Ngent Slid uno Der SGnbIer
Sutterlpetch, lpelhe bier pielfah ges
piinidt nur6en, nur0en in Gon6on
psr6uftet mno 6ierher transporttrt.-
Yor Sturgeon bat SrGulein 6iloa Ser
bart aIs erIte 0itcrrei6iI6e Mineralos
gin Die H~isoroIen nit einitimmigsr
Nua3sihnung beitan0en uno iif bier
nit Qleid)5eitia osn Git:l zines Sottors
Der Pbiloiopbie erporben.
9o3en. Soot oufoefunbsn tpuroe
j~enieits oes GiIatfIuiIes Der Stabss
fiibrer o:s 3. &aiieridger Regiments,
Sobann Sofmann, aus S~nnsbrud. Die
2sid)e mics in Der Ser5gegenb cine tiefe
Sti6nunbe auf.
9 upape It. Ser Bauer Sran5
9incSers eri6lug I'm Streite feline
Srou unb ieine S6piegerelteru uno
.our6idnitt ii6 ioounn islbit Die Salss
f6Iagobsrn,
@ra3 3. Die So6ter oes pv'tprbes
men 6ofratbes YrofeIor Nlerdnoer
Holett. Srdulein Sttdpia Solicit, Die
hrei mebi3inii6en HigproIen nit NuSs
%5eid)nung beItanoen bate, puroe an
Der biei,Qeu uniperiitGt gum Sottor
Ger Mtebt5in promppirt.
GIp It erneub q. 9eim Or
beiten duf benz 9ahe bes Irahtens
mdoosins 3lpiterneubur9 : Weioling
ftiir3ten Die 0ah0eder Sohdnn 9Sllts
ifet uno 2orl Zimmerman infolge
beS Surhbre6ens zines morIden
Sodpfoitens in Die Siefe. 3immers
mann erlaa ieinen @%erlebun9en. So
bonn Sutihet bat qleidfals febr
I6lpere Y%erlebuugen erlitten.
Cant Ct. CUR Ginfibruna oes
eIettrii6en 8etriebes auf Der IrIbergs
balm iino ole 9prarteiten Iton i'm
@anee. Sa Der NGbe oes 2anoeder
9abnbofes miro Elm Glettri5itdtspert
BON et>pa $4,000 9fsrhetrdften err
fteben. 0os Sriebtpalier Ioll Dem SSnn
entnommen uno in einem 8anal pon
Slieb Der oberbalb Der NeihsitraRe
our6 Die Slieber Selbsr 81 benz Wrrte
gefibrt peroen.
2ettmertb b. Sr. Sunte III Sum
f"iinften Wal ala 9iirgermeiiter piebers
geipGblt porben.
Gina. Ser MDrber BEG Sienitpers
mittlers M%aperbofer, 5run5 ariigel,
lpuroe iiin9it in Stepr psrbaftet. ariis
gel bate iein Opfer nit einem Sreids
flegel erIhla9en.
Sepli be Of b nau. Die
4moliens3ehe in YrieIen 1T einges
itiir5t. Gin Ir6eiter ipuroe getGotet
un0 elmer perlebt.
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2sapcrn.

81 ii II Of e II. Ter Stat bate lebs
ten Spnlmer auf Der 2ouoltraBe SDloz
2ena9rieS, 30lS gihl INC S%pntbofens
SinbeIano itatt Der YoltpmnibuIIe pers
IudSpeiIe Mutomobile in ben 0ienit
ge1tellt. Taburd) 1T cine Mebrung bes
YerIonenperfebrS lint 700 bis 1000
Nro3ent er3ielt rorben.--Sa6 Staotss
miniIterium Ger Suili] lat Der Wuas
renaoeutensFrou TannN Yfreunotner,
Die lansere Set inter barn Gefoadt Der
Mittbdterlhuft on Dem Iaubmoro on
Dem 3cilsnfen Mages in S%trautine in
llnterIuduRq8Doft ioar, fir Die uns
Ihulbig eriittene @oft cine Sntfddbis
quna bon $50 Wort 3Ntommen loiIen.
-531.GC0 GiniDpbner bat Wiin6en
nab hsm oifiSieQ mitoetbeilten Grsehs
nib ser @oits3Gb!unG.-9cr prinas
regent hat ben grdiibsnten oes Ser
Observation-Disclosures, 9r. War b.
MiiGer. uno Den Gommer5ienratb Mils
Getl1 Sind, Sb:ilhobcr Der Santfirma
Merd, aint & Go. in Miinten, al
letenslGnQtihen @ei6srdtben Der
Srone gapern6 c%rnount.
q Of Il { en- urg. Cine
hsmiids tedniIde Sodihule miro Der
friibere 0o}ent on Der ~llniper1itIt
MIiindsn unb osrSeitige 2ebrer fir
phDIif uno Ghemie an hieii9en Scd,s
nifum, Or. Sons @Dttler. ndhItes
SriibjaNr ficr ms 2eben rufen.
uQsburg. Die 8oltssablung
ergab fir @uasburg 93,8S2 Ginpob~
ner.
3 anreu +. @ier nurbe betm
IusNraten cines Sellers zine SUPPER
biihie nit 100 alien Iehr ihDn erbals
tenen @oiomiin5en gefunben. beren
@usprGguno big Sllm Sabre 1887 gu,
riidqebt.
8erq. llnlongit ftiirSte iih Die 90
Sabre ate Observation-Disclosures Nrans
aisfa Woaner in einem @nfnQ geiliiser
GtDrun0 in ser NGte bon Berg in ben
Stdrnberoer Gee uno ertranf.
Sreiloiiing q. Die @olfsaIbs
lung crgdb fir 1reilofTin9 24S3 Gin
poner, oeaen 1851 Ginppbner i'm
Sabre 1900, in 2undbmes prp5enien
ipo6l eirs Ser itdrtIten Der Orte bes
GDniarei18.
Reaensbur q. @uf Der tiiras
lid ob1elaltenen a~tpeitGeigen fiirIts
Iiten Sreibia96 tei Hain ipurben 1850
So'en erlest.
81 nerts1oen n. 6isr purbe
SdGfflermeiIler Sob. Mirbetb. ser
f6oi, 3fpolf Sabre 9iireermeilter ipar,
nun gum britten WoIe pisoersetpdblt.
geiseorbnstsr purbe gierbrauereibes
liBer MiAael Spdner.
Hooing. Gan0tagsabseorbneter
8iibl bat bas S4lob Resenpsilftein,
in ipiloromantiIdcr Gage nabe bei Hoz
bling, 10 Dem iriibcren Beiiber 9raues
reibsIiber 3inmsrcr getauft. IS ioll
bort Elm Ssmmeraufcn!balt fir StGbs
ter bergerih!et lperoen. ,c
g tau er 8 = II d. Cine in Der
Standardization bo6teoeut>
fame Grfinoung 1T ror Gur3em gez
fcblif 9eIhibt poroer, nGmlid Sai>
tenbefeitigune an pianinos our Grs
lsinterun9 bes Stimmens, nit itabiler
Gtimmbaltung uno momentoner
5ranspoIiiionSfdbigfeit fGmmtlider
Sone. Ger Grfinoer 1T 2ebrer Sans
ponmonn Gier.
GtroubinN. Dor Sturgeon ia!
fi9 bier Elm pVerbano Der SuIi3bes
bieniteten Barsrns" nit Dem SiBe in
G%traubing a%egriinbst. Sem 0erbano
iino fofort iiber 800 Mi.slieoer beiges
treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-12

Sreu6 Iineen. Neulih
nnree Ger Gsbilfe i'm 9abnbpfsoienIt,
9lbom Cur, i'm 9abnbof bier iberfa9s
r:u uHo QetS0tet.
ANS arr 2hrinpfnl,.
9iebe8felo 5. Sn Glitter BON
Sd &dhreu Itarb tier Der Mir3er unb
friitcre @aiobiitcr Sotob Gdeursr L.,
Elm otter Acknowledgment, Der als
3toDltiotrt1er &udte AUDI nod Den Hes
pplutiono3ug duf oo8 9amba6er
G6loB i'm Sabre 1882 geieben hat.
G6eurer mar nie in leinem 2sben
ttdgt.
&at erSlauter n. Sm Walb
bel N~oten6Nl1en ipuroe iiiu9it Der
SumpenIdmmler Sotob Gugel aus
W}arientlal nit ourdT6nittenem Sals
ermorNet uufgefunben, Der SbGter,
Der Spbn Nes Grmorneten, eino flii6s
tis, tpurNe jeopt ipGter iii 9iiNelbprf
perbaftet.
Quopigs II. Der bieiige
&onIumperein beIdlob Die Grrihtuna
elmer eiqenen 9ampfbddersi uno be-
piniote bisrfiir einen Sreoit bon 1OO,z
900 Mort,-Gine T%euersbrunlt bat htc
biefiee WaI3cnmiihIe. bie or6bte WiihIs
in 9suiIhonN, pG!ig psrnihIet. Ter
S6ahen te3iffert ii6 ouf mebrere MiIa
lipnen.
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0eferrei6.

u ien. Der StaOtratb bat 6as
projstt fir Die maIdinslIe unb ions
itige innere Ginridtung Der grtpsites
runasbauten i'm graubauie Der Stabt
Wien nit einem aoitenerforberniTe
BON 1,215,000 aronen genebmist.-
0rei Mitglieoer oer internationalen
8antnotenfdIihrtanos, Nubsm Snas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-12

S6nitterin alf Dem @ut 9reeIen be-
oanaensn Maubmoros sum 2pDe Der.
urt9eilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-12
Of0cn6ur1.

9elmenborf #. Die Ginpobs
nersabl unferes Gabritortes bat Die
Sobe BON 20,136 erreiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-12
Me6fem6ur9.

9 il It r ~. Das Sdpurgeridt
lat o.n q Sabre alien Shnitter 9este
rus MujTinspoleu tpeeen oes an elmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-12
SGmeis.

- 7 ! ". SNHN VI uugSN pto SuDiLSl~
ssr 9unoesrdtbS an Die oeutffe
Reids= GeSierung, iie mDge Die in Higa
dnIdIiigen S6pei5er unter ibren
S6ub mebmen, 1T iofort entIpruhen
ipproen. Gebr piele bon oislen baben
iid ouf beutifen 9ampfern in Siders
belt 9ebradt.- SIN lebtjdbrigen 0erbIts
manpoer hattie etn junger Mist bon
Bern Or. Saler. einems Solba;tn aus
@erleben cine tDotlihe Solis Mprs
pbium perobreiht unb mar beshalb al
einem Monot 0efGngnib perurtbeilt
iporben. Die @ittfre uno ainocr bes
9eriiorbenen srbielten ppn 9r. Saller
cine einmalioe @ntI6dbiaung bon 49,
600 Srancs un0 cine jdbrlid,s Rsnte
BON 1462.50 SraucS.
3 ii / 6. Sn Grid III Der Tim
,baS 8crtehrss u1o SotelpcIe en- Der
S6lpei3 bpdperoiente llnttvne9mer
unb Publi5ilt Gouaro 0ugsr'5reuler
geitorben.
9afel, Sermonn Steoemann in
8nYel, Der %betannte G6riftiteller, He,
Oattionsmitqlieo Der r9ualer Nahrihs
ten" bat bic Serufunq aIs Srrbirets
tor nah 9abenipeiler auf Die neuges
i6affene Stelle dngenommen.
81 t.. @aIlen. Sn einem Nroaeb,
ben 90 Mr%heitslpi1iee i'm ShloHers
ftrite geeeu reG Io1ialbemotratiI6en
MrbeiterIetretGr 9DI6enitein meoen
9eIdimpfung in cinem 2ei!unqsartifel
onItren9ten, muroe YDffenItein pom
8esirtsqeriNt in CT. @o1en gu elmer
@elobube nnh 81 Sen Soften per,irs
tbeilt.
IS rnu b il n 3 n. 0ds aaiIer
WilbeIm I.s6dus ser bsltIden Sell
ItGtte Sopos 1T burd b.n beutIhsn
Goniul eroffnet noroen.
% aobt. Die observation-disclosures
feItono on Der Snuenisurlhu(e in Qaue
fame JrGulein Yuttitol, bic So6ter
bon Gonitant 8utiicaa, bes ebemaliuen
3ircltors Der araftunlagen in @enf.
StdDlen Gel6 il Weib4
n a dl II. Sn Berlin oeriibtcn Der
20 Sabre aIte G1ld0ter Stegemann
uro Der 19id9rige 9anoIunosssbilfe
6rauie in Der gtoht einen Ginbru6 in
oas 8r6orllderei.ontor Der Staotmtis
fion in Der SobanniterItrabe. Sine In
Dem 0ailTe pobnenbe Dame 60rte eint
~biir fndrren. sic rief sinige Sdubs
leute bertet. Die Seamten, Die oas
Rontor obiu6ten, fanoen binter elmer
3oroinc 5uerit Stcgemann, Der oui
bic Jrdge, lpas er in BEN RGumen
lpoUe, antlportetc: pWir ipoqten nur
Weibnaht5gcIo babcn, nun iino mir
aber Idon perIprgt!." ArauIe mar iirts
ter eiuen 9iid getrofen mo i'm 8e.
genioB 81 Ste9cmann Iebr beIdGmt.
Gr bchauerte fcinen ornien Batter. Die
Ginbrc6er fot!cn tercits II pulte err
brohetl, ater crit bier Wart erbeitet.
Der Yebolter. Der mebr barg, mar nod
niG)t ge0ffnct. 9ie per6dftcten Sin
BREEDER ipdren nit Sietriden perIeben.
Der Shl0hterQeIelle ipor Ihon pte=
oerbolt nit g%efdngniB teiiraft.
2eutnant alS Gebenss
rttter. Ser Geutnant b. Gtptbaus
len in Berlin tefano ii6 Hahts segerl
IL ll1r in einem StraBenbabnipagen
auf Dem Seimipege. Oils er al elmer
Bride bdS Gieitrei BON ,2sutsn bprte,
bic foeben Elm junges Mdoden pom
nfer ms DaIer ipringen s.Ieben bat
ten. perlieb er Den Wosen, parf aui
Oct Bride Mantel uno Dozen ab unS
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6aaen. Die Stubtperorbnsten
baben OUR iilbernen 6pdaeit bes Rat
ferpaares $4,000 Wart fir Die Grrihz
tung zines ainhererbolunssbeims ees
itiftet.
SferIph n. Die Wittre bes 9e@
itorbenen &ommeraienratbs Sermdnn
6erbers, beg acknowledgements
fir ben Wahlfreis MltenoesS Sierlobn,
Thentie gum Inbentsn an ihren Sat-
ten 10000 Mart fir Elm bier 5u grim
benbss Wplfsbeim unb 10000 Mart
bent 0aterlGnoiihsn 5rauennerein fir
ben areis SIerlobn.
Sa@(eu.
DRESDEN. Na9 Dem p%orlduft=
gen grsebnib Der jiineiten 8olts3ab-
lung bat DRESDEN 514,2S3 Ginipob=
Iler, 1857 mebr als Dor flint Sab
rem. 9atei lit gu beriidfidtisen, Dab
in3ipilHea perihisoene srObere Dor
orte ,einpsrleibt iporoen iinb.-Dis 8os
nisinsW ittipe bat Dem Ilbertperein
Die Summe BON 5000 Mart aur grs
ri6tuns elmer Stiftung in Dem Ga
rplahauIe iiberpieien. Diefe Stiftung
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-08
Check Was Photoed.

New York. Dec. S.--At the trial in
the supreme court of George Burnham.
jr., vice president of and counsel for
the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Co,
On the charge of larceny, photograph
of the check for $4,000 was produced
by the prosecution in the examination
of the defendant concerning the de-
mand of 100000 alleged to have been
made upon the Mutual Reserve for the
suppression of an unfavorable report,
when Louis f. Payne was the New
York state superintendent of insurance.
The check was drawn on the Butch
ers and Receivers National bank.
signed by Timothy Donovan. made
payable to James Y. Watkins. as a
trustee and by him made payable to
Charles p and w w. Ulkley, attor-
neys. who in turn endorsed over to Lou
Payne. or order Subsequently 1t was
endorsed by Lou Payne to the credit
of the United States Express Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-08
Sore Over His Dismissal
as Diplomat
CHARGES AGAINST PRESIDENT
Ex-AMBAssADoR DENIES THAT
HIS WIFE TRIED TO RUN ROMAN
CATHOLIC FAIR OR TO BUTT IN
TO FRENCH PoLlTlcs-LETTER
GIVEN WIDE PUBLICITY.

Chicago. Dec. S.-The Tribune in its
washington dispatches, today says
that an extraordinary letter has been
addressed by Bellamy Storer to Presi-
dent Roosevelt, and members of his
cabinet in regard to his dismissal from
the post of ambassador OF the United
States to Austria Hungary.
Storer was dismissed because of his
wife's supposed interference in the af-
fairs of the Roman Catholic church,
and her alleged misuse of letters from
the president.
It was also charged that Mrs. Storer
had meddled with French politics by
taking part in the anti-republican in
trigue to promote the marriage of Vic
tor Bonaparte with a member of the
Orleanist family.
Both of these charges Storer denies,
and on the other hand declares that
the presidents interest in the selection
of Archbishop Ireland as cardinal was
not due to Storer or to Storers wife,
but to the president alone.
The text of Storer's letter was print
ed and transmitted, not only to the
president, but to members Of the for
eign relations committee of the senate.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-08
Rare Textiles.

New York, Dec. Sin the American
art galleries today the Vital Ben
quiatt collection Of rare textiles, old
laces and ecclesiastical relics were on
exhibition. The sixteenth, seven
teenth and eighteenth centuries are
largely represented. An exceptionally
fine set of old ecclesiastical vest
ments comprises chasuble, chalice,
stole, maniple and burse, and in en-
broidered silver. There is a rich We
netian dige velvet panel, one of Eng
lish gothic in purple velvet, coats of
arms, heavily embroidered, one in
heavily raised needlework in gold and
silver the shield upheld by lions,
bearing the insignia Of chevalier Of
Jerusalem of the eighteenth century.
There are also two historical Spanish
medieval relics and early gothic tapes
tries.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-08
Predict Extinction.

London, Eng, Dec 8.--At great
labor meeting in Hyde Park today, at
which the Countess of Warwick spoke,
the Rev. f. B. Meyers. Baptist cler-
gyman, in reviewing the signs of the
times, predicted the extinction of the
idle classes in the near future. There
was no need, he said, to argue that
human society was passing through
one Of the greatest revolutions in his
tory. 1t was a remarkable fact that
the movement was not identified with
the leadership of any one man, as it
was a movement of the people. Gov
ernment by party was becoming more
difficult, as men were becoming inn
bued with the idea of social unity.
Collectiveness was looking over the
shoulder of individualism; competition
was being set aside by corporations;
the spirit of social service was assert
ing itself on all sides, and while the
people of the smart set were vast
ing their lives in self indulgence, the
trade classes were coming to the
front. The Countess of Warwick,
during her address, predicted a bright
and happy future for the British la
borer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-08
TO HURRY THE
CASE THROUGH
MISSISSIPPI MuRDERcAsE NEARs
END.
Attorneys for Defense Depend More on
the Address to the Jury Than on
Evidence--Victim Talked Too Much
About Defendant.

Hazelhurst, Miss, Dec. S.-An an
nouncement of Mrs. Angie Birdsong's
lawyers that they will attempt to COM
plete their evidence today makes 1t
probable that the defendants vindica-
tion on the charge of nurdering@Dr
Thomas Butler will depend upon the
arguments and the appeals to the jury
rather than upon long, minutes evil
dence.
Several causes contribute to render
speedy trial desirable.
The prominence of the families of
both has made many of the details of
the evidence especially unpleasant
In the small community of Month
cello, where the tragedy happened,
there has not been much dispute about
the facts In the case and for this rea-
son the vital points in the evidence
have been reached quickly.
The principal question has been
whether the women could endure the
publicity of such reports as Dr. Butler
is alleged to have made.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-08
Picket Tells of the Work
He Did
HE ACTED UNDER MCCARTHY
MANY JOBS TURNED BY THE
WITNESS AND HIS ASSISTANTS
SOME or HIS DEALS WERE
DESCRIBED IN COURT TODAY
WHILE ON THE STAND.

Chicago, Dec S-Michael Murphy,
picket in the teamsters' strike, was
on the stand when the Shea trial was
resumed today. He told at length re-
garding the numerous assaults upon
the nonunion men in which he had
taken part.
The witness said that while he was
acting as picket at the plant Of the
Schultz paper box factory, Jerry Nc
Carthy, the business agent of the
Truck Drivers union, drove up and
told him to prevent all wagons from
leaving the factory with any goods.
He decided that in obedience of this
order to prevent wagons of the Schultz
Co. from delivering any paper boxes
to the shoe house of SeIz, Schwab &
Co, because the men at the latter
place were on strike.
The witness then told of going to
the powerhouse of the Union Traction
Co. on Milwaukee avenue and pre-
venting the delivery of coal to the
company.
murphy tnen told OF going 10 tne
ipowerhouse of the Union Traction Go.
on Hobbie street, in company with six
other pickets, whom he mentioned by
name.
What did you do there?" asked AS
sistant States Attorney Miller.
I'VE tied wires across the street so
that the teams could not pass. We
also ran car down the street and
I took off the brake so that it could not
be moved. Then we placed bricks in
the center of the street so that the
wagons could not pass, and about that
time we were driven off by the po-
| lice"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-08
Plea of insanity.

Hazelhurst Miss, Dec. S.-The pro-
secution in the case of Mrs. Angle
Birdsong, charged with the murder of
DIR. Thomas Butler, completed its evil
dence.
The prosecution attempted to show
that the youthful defendants act was
deliberate and that she followed her
already mortally wounded victim out
Of his office to his veranda, where
she adjusted her revolver, after he
had pleaded for mercy, and that with
the weapon again ready she fired
three more shots at him.
The defense Immediately called its
first witness, the defendants mother
in-law, Mrs. S. F. Birdsong. The lat
ter testified that the defendant, after
the birth Of her last child, had shown
signs Of insanity and that these symp-
toms were repeated about the time of
the killing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-08
Jurx pisaareed Aaain.

Grand Forks, N. d., Dec. Sat
1920 last night the jury in the case Of
the State VS.. John Hayes, accused Of
robbing Frank Wishlok, Larimore, Of
$50 and watch, announced that no
agreement seemed possible and Judge
G. j. Fisk discharged them. The jury
was given the case yesterday forenoon.
This is the second trial of the Hayes
case, both trials resulting in a. dis
agreement. 1t was alleged that Hayes
assisted John Carroll in committing
the crime. Carroll was convicted on
Thursday. S. G.. Skulason appeared
for Hayes.
After considering the case of Albert
Demers and John Kelly, accused Of
unlawfuIly keeping i'm their possession
intoxicating liquors at I4arimore, a
jury last evening found Demers guilty
and acquitted Kelly. About SO bottles,
alleged to be the property of Demers
and Kelly, were located In a vacant
house where the goods had been con-
cealed.
The case of the State vs. Gilbertson
win be the next taken UP In the dis
trict court. Gilbertson is accused of
blindpigging. The next case will be
that Of Carothers, accused of grand
larceny. He Is alleged to have stolen
a suit OF clothing, a watch fob and
other articles.
G, G.. Arnold, accused of having at
tempted to commit suicide, was allow
ed to enter a plea of guilty to charge
.of carrying concealed weapons and
will be sentenced later.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-08
Great Loan for Paris.

New York, Dec. S.--Samuel w. Nor
ris, assistant secretary of the Girard
Trust Co. of Philadelphia. sailed from
here today for Paris. The Girard
Co have finished the signing and seal
ing of the $50.000.O00 loan placed in
Paris by the Pennsylvania railroad
and Mr.. Morris is going to that city
to attend to the delivery of the issue
to the French bankers The entire
issue has been resold in Paris to in
vestors, and this is the first transac-
ton between an American railroad
and the French investing public as
nearly complete. There were required
for the execution OF the certificates
1,26O,O00 signatures and the affixing
of the same number Of seals. The
company appointed ten assistant Sec
retaries who signed their names con-
each day for nearly two
months.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-08
WRECK
ON The SOUTHERN
PASSENGER TRAIN RAN INTO A
FREIGHT.
The Accident Occurred Near the Same
Place as That Which Proved Fatal
to President Spencer-Engineer
Was Killed in Crash.

Washington, Dec. S.-The Southern
railway officials in this city have been
advised that shortly after A o'clock
this morning train No. "a struck the
rear of freight train just south of
Danville, Va, derailing the engine and
several freight cars. The freight cars
caught fire from the engine and the
Danville fire company was called upon
to extinguish the flames. 1t is. re-
ported that the engineer of train No.
"a was killed and his fireman injured,
but on account of the interruption to
the telegraph service this report has
not been verified. No passengers were
injured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-08
Unjust Rates.

Washington, Dec. S.-The interstate
commerce commission sat here today
and resumed the hearing of charges
against alleged unjust rates. Two
complaints alleging unjust and un-
reasonable rates are being considered.
One is from shippers in Chase, I. T.,
in which the st. Louis & San Fran
cisco railroad is named as defendant.
The Adams Express Co., the United
States Express Co. and the South
ern Express Co. are named as de-
PENDANTS by the Werres & Hinton
Silk Works, it being alleged that
these companies charged excessive
rates for expressage from Petersburg,
Va, to New York. The cases are ex-
pected to occupy a week in hearing.