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MORTGAGE
j. |. CASE co.
Big Threshlng Company
Borrows Millions
WILL EXTEND THEIR TRADE
BLANKET MORTGAGE FOR $780,
ooo, COVERING ALL REAL Es-
TATE or CASE CONCERN, FILED
TODAY AT MlNNEAPoLis--FAR- |
GO PROPERTY INVOLVED.

Minneapolis, May IA blanket
mortgage for $s.5OoOOO covering all the
real estate holdings of the j. j. Case
Threshing Machine Co, in the United
states, was filed here today running
TO the First Trust & Savings bank Of
Chicago. It is announced that the in
strument Is to secure bond issue
which shall be used for developing and
extending the company's trade with
special reference to Canadian and for
eign fields. The properties covered are
IN Minneapolis, Racine, Wis; Dec
Moines, Ia; Fargo. M d.; Kansas city.
Mo-; Dallas, Texas; Lincoln Neb., and
In Oklahoma City
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-05-14

uniting Spain and Great Britain were
strengthened while the excellent re-
lations between Spain and all other
nations we're maintained.
The king referred In happy terms to
the birth Of the heir apparent.
King Alfonso has received the an
proval of the soyereigns Of Great Brit
ain, Germany, Austria and Portugal on
the conferment Of their names yester-
day on the newborn prince when his
birth was registered
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-05-14
Ellen Terry Declines to Talk
About Marriage to James Carew

London, May 1S.-EIIen Terry re-
turned here today from the United
States on board the Atlantic Trans
port line steamer, Minnetonka. from
New York May 4 A crowd of friends
met her at the dock. congratulated her
on her marriage TO James Carew. her
leading man, and presented her with
a handsome bouquet of flowers. Miss
Terry was In the best OF. health and
spirits and enthusiastic concerning the
American tour, but she expressed the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-05-14
JUMPED THEIR BOARD BILL.
Washburn Miners Arrested at Bis.
nnarck--They Squared Up.

Bismarck, n, RI. May Two min
ers from the Wasaburn mine were ar
rested az the 500 train from the north
yesterday afternoon and conducted be-
fore Justice Gilbert on charge of
jumping their board bin at the hotel
ct chapin, which is at the Washburn
mine. They squared np and were fined
ss each, which they paid, and were
released.
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~
| s2yY ! ARE
OVERCOME
BY Smoke in New York
Fire
Two FIREMEN ARE DEAD
BLAZE IN REMINGTON TYPEWRIT.
ER co.'s BLOCK PROVES pisAs.
TRous TO FIRE FIGHTERs-oNE.
MEMBER or DEPARTMENT is
MISSING IN SUB. CELLAR.

New York, May 14.--Thirty fremen
We're overcome by smoke, two are re-
ported to have been killed and another
to be missing as the result of stub
born fire today in the sub-cellar and
basement Of a five-story building at 325
Broadway, occupied In part by the
salesroom and offices OF the Remington
Typewriter co.
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consoIidated Exchanas ofEoera.

New York, May 14~President Og-
den p. Budd OF the Consolidated Elk
change and the other executive officers
were reelected today at the annual
election G. II, Badeau and S. Al.
Lather were elected first and second
vice presidents, respectively The
board OF governors elected are g. wv.
Beal, ". r. Bogart, w. r. Brown, ".
Decordova, +. JageIs, Al. ID. Moir, ri.
H. Reid. II r. Solomon and w. Il. 3.
Webster.
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Icourt to both sides In the examining
of talesmen
The attendance in the courtroom pre-
sents peculiar and striking presenta-
tion of the attitude of the people of the
state. The room accommodates at the
outside 300 people Even with nearly
100 Jurymen in the room there are
barely enough people present to fiji the
place.
Julian p. Steunenberg, the 21-year-
old son of former Governor Steunen-
berg was in the courtroom this after
noon when the trial proceedings were
resumed All the prisoners family. in
Guiding his invalid wife and two
daughters, were also present. The
courtroom was crowded, this condition
being largely due to the presence OF
the new venire of 100 men summoned
for jury duty.
Haywood was brought In while the
clerk of the court was reading the min
utes of last Thursdays session. The
reading of the minutes and court rec
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-05-14
Alfonso Opens the Spanish
Parliament at Madrid TODAY

Madrid. May liking Alfonso, who
was accompanied BY the queen mother.
Maria Christina, opened the new Span
ish parliament today. The king read
message from the throne, promising
reforms IN the state administration, In
Guiding decentralization and urged the
immediate necessity fore the recon
struction Of the Spanish navy. He re-
ferred to the meeting with King Ed
ward at Cartagena, By which the ties
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wish that her marriage be treated as
a private affair. Very few Of those on
hoard knew of the event until she
reached London. In an interview Miss
Terry said her plans were indefinite.
She was going to prepare her autobiog-
raphy for publication in June and ex-
pected her husband here In fortnight,
after which she would go to the eoun-
try and enjoy rest She warmly
thanked everybody for their kind con-
gratulations
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-05-14
Little One Is Knocked
Senseless by Brick
IN A SAN FRANCISCO RIOT
STRIKERS HuRL MISSILES AT
CARS FROM HIGH BUILDINGS -
WOMEN PASSENGERS ARE IN.
suLTED-cAR COMPANY oPER-
ATEs OVER SAME TERRITORY.

San francisco. May I4.-An s-year-
old girl knocked senseless by a flying
brick was about the limit of the cas-
ualties yesterday, attendant upon the
operation of cars by the United States
railroads. The sympathizers with the
strikers are mainly content with hurl-
ing missiles from the upper stories of
nigh buildings in the course of erection
along the route of the cars and INSULT
ing women passengers. OF open rioting
there has been none. This morning
the railroad officials announced thar
the cars will be run over the lines op-
Grated yesterday from o'clock in the
morning until o'clock in the evening
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Married sixty Years.

What Cheer, Ia, May 14.-sixty-
eight Of the descendants of Mr., and
Mrs. Isaac Green attended the celebra-
tion of the sixtieth anniversary of the
marriage of the aged couple here. Mr..
Green is SO years of age and his wife
lis 70.
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ice TRUST
A DEAD one
Kansas Judge Imposes
$2S, 900 Fine
CHARTER ALSO FORFEITED
PEOPLES ICE STORAGE AND FUEL
CO., AND KANSAS CITY BREW.
ERiEs CO., CONVICTED OF MAIN.
TANNING A TRUST, HANDED A
HEAVY PACKAGE"

Kansas City, May 14.--Judge Powell
Of the circuit court at independence.
today fined the Peoples Ice Storage q
Fuel Co. $4,000; the Central Ice Co,
$4,000; the Kansas City Breweries CO.
$4,000, recently convicted of maintain
ing a trust to regulate the production
and price Of ice. All are Kansas City
concerns. The judge ordered the char
ter Of the Peoples Co. forfeited.
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TAKEN 10 PENITENTIARY.
Mattison Must Serve Time at Bismarck
for Crime.

Rowbells, N. ID, May a.. Deputy
Sheriff Ed Kelly came up from Minot
and took Martin Mattison to Bismarck,
where Mr. Mattison will be confined III
the state prison for d term OF three
years in accordance with the sentence
pronounced IN district court some time
ago. He was at liberty under bond,
pending the outcome of an appeal Of
his case to the supreme court which
was heard By that tribunal last week
and the finding Of the lower court con~
firnaed.
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SENTENCE WAS SUSPENDED.
Two Arrested and Plead Guilty on
Blind Pigsing Charges Released.

Harvey, n. ID, May 1.-TWO blind
pig cases. the result OF The election
fight at Fessenden, came up for trial
and both parties, Frank Mcdonald and
John carnham, pleaded guilty The
Judge sentenced each to ninety days
in jail and 5000 fne and the sentence
was suspended during good behavior
owing 70 the fact that both parties had
not been engaged In the business FOR
several months prior Ia their arrest.
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Is Badly Injured in
Railroad Strike Riot
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Hammond, Ind, May 14.-In .
y strike riot which broke out this .
y afternoon at the railroad yards III q
= Gibson, two miles from here .
y twenty-five laborers, mostly y
y Hungarians, were injured. Some q
y Of the injured are not expected .
y to live. Hammond police were .
= called, and succeeded in arresting .
y three of the ring leaders. Bricks, .
. clubs and knives were used in the y
o riot. q
D a a q a a A A A 49,
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Marshfield, Wis, May 14.--Joseph
Toupalik, So, laborer, was examined
by physicians and committed to the
state asylum for the insane. He Ii the
father of ten children living
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John Peterson, wife and baby are
down from Leeds the guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Peterson
of Fifteenth street south.
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Haywood Trial Drags;
Four Jurors Accepted
Extremely Difficult to Get Jurors to Hear the Case
Against Miners Leader Thrty-five Farmers
Give Excuses to the Court
BULLETIN

Boise, Idaho
~ accepted when court adjourned
examination Of the sixth Immediately
. cused fol prejudice.
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HUMAN FLESH SOLD IN PUBLIC MARKETS BY CANNIRNs

Berlin 1.-THE
from south caneroon that AIaka
the
and not
- " deae me correspondent observed human
IN the markets The smallest
death in order to consumption =
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Beautiful Girls Hair
Caused Shocking End
: NNNNNNANNNNNNNNN : &c.

: chsa aav Miss Grace !
y LenionE 1 yesfs 6ld, was iatsi4ty j
2 Injured today when her hair was q
= caught ip some shafting in d y
q building at 80 West Quincy q
q street. q
9 She was standing on a step lad y
2 der near the shaft when the acci- y
Q dent occurred She was drawn .
y off her feet. and her scalp was .
Q pulled entirely off. .
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& II D ardent attentions NJ a e Is. 'R aa a
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-01
TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD

Phineas Ester was sentenced in the
United States district at St Louis to
sixty days in jail and fined 81 400 for
violating the oleomargarine laws.
Mrs. j. f. Appleby of Chicago was
instantly killed in a runaway accident
at Santa Cruz, Cal. j f. Appleby.
her husband, was seriously injured.
The Oklahoma constitutional CON
vention formally killed the separate
coach proposition by laying the com.
mittee report iayoring it on the table
1t was decided at white house con.
ference that the prosecution inaugur.
ated some time ago in New York
against the tobacco trust shall be con.
tinued
Lyman X. Lane, former financial
clerk in the Office of Indian Agent
Kelsey, was arrested at Muskogee, |.
T., on the charge Of embezzlement of
$685. of government funds.
Frank b. Cooper of Seattle was
elected president of the department OF
superintendent of the National Edu.
cational association. The next con-
ventiou will be held at Washington.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-01

ana Is the beautiful daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chris IIenzlor, who are among
the Oldest and most highly respected
people of this place. She is admired
by all that know her. while the groom
Is equally M popular. The groom has
an extensive acquaintance over north.
east Nebraska and being splendid
cornetist as we'll as a vocalist Pierce
people will doubly regret the dcpar-
ture of this socict ycouplc, as they
left ON the Northwestern Immediately
after the ceremony for their new home
in Gregory $. d., where the groom
Will engage In the hardware business.
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STATISTICS OF MORTALITY
Consumption and Pneumonia Still
Lead in Death Rate.

Washington, Feb 2S.-Out of only
two'fifths Of the population of the
United States more than half a mil.
lion lives were offered up in 1905 as a
sacrifice to disease Startling as this
death rate may seem, it was less than
that for the preceding year, but was
in excess of the number of deaths
registered for any other year.
The death rate from nephritis and
Bright's disease, apoplexy, cancer, dia-
betes and appendicitis is increasing.
while that from old age, bronchitis.
commissions. peritonitis and scarlet
fever are decreasing
The greatest death rate recorded for
any one disease in 1905 was that from
pulmonary tuberculosis. amounting to
56,77O while pneumonia follows close
ly with death rate of 39,O6S, exclu.
sively of brOncho-pneumonia.
The much dreaded cancer shows a
steadily growing death rate. the 6g.
ures being 24,320
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-01
SENATE PASSES DANIEL IBILL
Establishes Foundation for Promotion
OF Industrial Peace.

Washington, Feb. 2S.-After listen.
Ing to an argument by Senator Patter.
son tColoJ in favor OF government
ownership of railroads, the senate
agreed to the conference report of the
river and harbor appropriation bill.
The senate passed the Daniel bill.
establishing the foundation for the
promotion Of industrial peace" II au-
thorizes a board of trustees to receive
from President Roosevelt the Nobel
peace prize" as the nucleus of a fund
to bring together at Washington rep.
resentatives Of capital and labor to
discuss labor problems
The cXpalriation bill also was
passed. 1t authorizes the issuance OF
passports to persons who have de.
clarcd their intention of becoming citi.
zens of the United States and have
lived in this country three years and
who wish to visit countries other than
the one Of which they are native. The
bill provides that naturalized citizen
OF this country who goes abroad and
resides for five years shall be pre-.
SHhltN W nave hDdnOOncu MS Amer
lean citizenship.
The house agreed to the conference
reports on the bill authorizing the al.
lotment and disposal of surplus lands
in the Rosebud Indian reservation in
South Dakota
Conference reports were agreed to
by the house on the river and har.
Dor appropriation bill. The president
returned to the house, without his an.
prevail, n bill for the relief of ]. w.
Bauer and others, growing out of their
failure to make returns for special
tax as retail duties on oleomargarine.
The ship subsidy bill was debated, a
still further extension Of one hour
having been agreed to for debate
The first Endorsement Of President
Roosevelt for the Republican presi.
Dental nomination in 1908 on the floor
of the house was made by Representa-.
tive Gronna IN. d., who, while op-
posing the ship subsidy bill. said he
was for Roosevelt for president in
1908 and so was his state. and they
would send delegate to the conven.
ton TO urge his nomination. This
statement elected applause from the
Republicans.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-01
RUSS AN FAM NE GRAFT
Members of Parliament from Noveorod
Adopt Resolutions on Subject

ST. Petersburg, Feb 2S,-TEe mem
bers of parIiament.elect from Nov,
gorod met and drew up strong pro.
test against the provincial admlnistra,
ton, which, for political reasons, it is
claimed, interferes with the public
famine relief and prosecutes those
who open free eating rooms. Similar
The representatives from the eau
casus famine now include the districts
of Mingrelia. Guria, lmeretia Yeliza
bethpol and Erivan. Subscriptions
are being organized here and the pa
pares are commenting sympathetically
with the dispatches announcing the
opening of subscriptions in America
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-01
PEORIA SCANDAL REVIVED
Arrest of Tate for Robbins Safe May
implicate Prominent Citizens.

Peoria, Feb. 2S.-Edwin H. Tate, an
eX-convict, has. been arrested in New
York city for the robbery of the safe
in the office of the board of school in.
spectors in the library building, Jan.
6, and the taking Of the script. for the
forging of which Newton g Dough.
erty, former superintendent Of schools.
is now doing time in Joliet
The arrest has implicated four prom
Trent residents and officials of Peoria.
Tate reached Chicago in charge OF
detectives II is said the robbery was
planned by Dousherty. who is serving
a sentence at Joliet.
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5000 ARE GIVEN LAYOFf
Demand of Butte Miners Cause OF
Stopping Development Work.

Butte, Mont, Feb. 2S.-Although g..
900 miners and top men are idle, ow.
ing to the action of the miners union
in demanding an increased scale Of
wages May /, no apprehension is felt
that any of the mines will close down,
1t is understood that it will be the
policy of the operating companies in
the future to pay the scale, but to EN-.
ploy only half as many men as at pres.
ent. Only the most urgently neces.
sary development work will be carried
on. Sufficient ore bodies have been
blocked out in the larger properties
to keep a good force of skilled miners
at work for the next fifteen years.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-01
MINE PROMOTERS ARRESTED
Charged With Using Mails to Defraud
by Selling Worthless stock.

Denver, Feb. CSC. l.. Blackman,
fiscal agent, and Arthur Levan, trustee
of the Lost Bullion Spanish Mines
company. with Offices in this city, were
arrested by United States Marshal
|. |, Frank on charges of having used
the mails to defraud by advertising
and selling worthless stock. The
charges were made by Postofilce In.
spectors Macomic and Biddeford, who
have investigated complaints made
against the company. The company's
books, the inspectors say, show that
100000 has been secured in the last
four months from the sale of stock at
40 cents a share.
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A HANDSOME BANK BUILDING.
Wisner Now Has One of the Finest in
the State

Pilger, Neb., Feb. 2S-Special to
The News: Pilger now boasts of hav.
ing one of the finest bank buildings in
the state. 1t is of pressed brick, stands
20 by GO feet and is two stories high
The living rooms up stairs are fitted
with every modern convenience. The
bank proper is fitted with steam heat
and good gas lights. The floor is tile.
The cage is of the latest pattern with
marble base and marble railing. The
vault is large and fitted out with the
best pattern of burglar proof safes.
Altogether it is a fine structure and
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-01
SHAlLENDEnGER GOES OUT
James Meclcary VIII soon Be Second
Assistant Postmaster General

Washington, Feb 2S.-Prosident
Roosevelt has accepted the reclamation
ut Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral w. S Shallonbcrgor Roprc.
sentative James McClcary Of Mime.
sofa, who is to retire from congress
at the close of the present session
VIII be Mr. Shallcnbcrgor's successor
The resignation of Third Assistant
Postmaster General Edwin G. Madden
II Is expected, will be submitted to the
president in a day or two no intima
ton yet is given Of his successor.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-01
TWO FIREMEN MEET DEATH
Ammonia Fumes Fatal to New York
ers and Captain May Not Recover.

S'S anu SaPtdif way Not RECOVER.
New York, Feb. 2S.-Two firemen
were killed and eleven others rendered
unconscious by fumes at a fire in a
basement Of building in Eighth ave.
nue.. The condition of two others Is
serious.
The dead: Adam Damn, Harry F.
Baker.
Damn and Baker had carried a pipe
through the basement and into the
opening leading TO a sub-cellar, when
they called for water pressure. How.
ever, when other firemen reached the
men to assist in directing the hose
upon the blaze, Damn and Baker were
not to be seen. Ammonia fumes
poured up through the hole and filled
the basement The fire had melted
the coupling of one of the ammonia
pipes connecting with the cold storage
plant of the market. Rescuiag parties
were formed and Damn and Baker
carried up from the hole with diff
Guilty. They died soon afterwards
Each of the rescuers succumbed on
reaching the outer air. Roll call re.
vealed the fact that Captain Bernard
Carlook was down in the hole, where
he had gone in search of victims of
the fumes. and he was brought to the
surface. It is believed that he will
not recover.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-01
e. FARE BILL PASSES
NEBRASKA SENATE ENAcTs MEA-
SURE INTO LAW.
GOES WITH EMERGENCY CLAUSE
BILL is FASTENED TO GOVERNOR
SHELDON IMMEDIATELY.
w
VOTE s. 81 FOR, a AGAINST
"
GOES WITH EMERGENCY CLAUSE
s. 81 FOR, q AGAINST
VOTE
There Had Be, ", Belief That the
Emergency ella Nc;% ut be Taken
of the Two.cent IRE Bill, But the
Two-Thirds Vote Was Cast.
Belief That the
There Had Be-

Lincoln, Neb,, Feb. 2S.-Special to
The News: The two-cent passenger
fare bill passed the senate today with
the emergency cp ase.
The vote stood 81 to 4.
The bill will be hurried to Governor
Sheldon today for his signature.
Some believed that the emergency
clause would be taken off the bill and
it was necessary for a two-thirds vote
to enact the law with the emergency
clause. This was had, and there were
votes to spare.