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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-13
MINT WORKING OVERTIME.


PHILADELPHIA. Nov. I2.-The United
States Mint in this city to-day delivered
81. 900, 900 in gold double eagles to the Sub
Treasury. Il is eaid that within three
months The mint will coin So. 900, 600 In
double eaglee.
This enormous amount of gold will be dis
tribute q aTnonx the Sub-Ireasuries and vii
Oe used 10 relieve the money ~Stringency,
The distribution ~ 80 much Eold is lnly
one Of The several moves that Seer etary
COrtelyou Is making TO provide enough cur
renCy 20 meet the needs Of the country.
The local mint Is well equipped TO furnish
it's share. Many IF the employees are
working a. much as siN hours overtime each
day. There IL now vt the mint enough
bullion for SO. 600 900 in double enRles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-13
More Policemen Retired.

Commissioner Bingham yesterday re-
tired Lieut.. william McCauley Of the At
lantic avenue station. Brooklyn. Lieut..
Patrick Cosgrove Of the Leonard street
station and Sergt. Alfred Anderson OF the
Eldridge street station IN surgeons re-
ports. Patroiman Patrick Kelly Of the
West tooth street station and Doornan
street house were retired on their own
application.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-13
THEBAUD VALET LEFT sEs,SOO
'Oroner WIN Give No Verdict UntII lie
Questions the Boy BgOrIln Shot.

WHITE PLAINS. n. T.. Nov. 13.-Word
vas received Late yesterday afternoon
from the bedside OF Paul Gilbert Thebaud.
n. who was shot by the valet. that he
vas improving rapidly. He slept we'll
iast night and had very little fever, his father
said.
Coroner Squires yesterday found a note
- a desk IN the room of BiOrlin, tho valet.
which said.
Il have sl3,5OO in stocks. Give them 60
my family. my clothing m personal effects
20 charity OF the o JOHN
The Corner said after the autopsy ON
B~jorlin's body: IL have not by any means
completed my investigation OF the shooting.
have been unable 20 question Pau The
BAUD, Jr.. because OF his condition. He is
the one person who holds the key to the
mystery and my verdict will not be rem
aered until | have thoroughly examined
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-13
n,xaun,s, said Ne was. a Dukes son.

Justice Davis OF the Supreme Court
signed yesterday a decree granting to
Ethel Mary Francois = divorce from Charles
Jules Francois, whom she married in 1899.
FranciOs in O in Sing Sing serving out
a sentences for bigamy because OF his mar
rage 10 Lena TurCk IN 1905. He posed as
Charles de Nevcrs when he married Miss
Turck and told her that he wa the son
Of the Duke de Nevers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-21
MEAL TICKETS $3.50
EUROPEAN HOTEL

Do you merely lack little spending
money in order to turn your plan into
a money maker? If your plan will
stand analysis a want ad will bring
the money.
Go to Hank WaIdron's Eagle saloon
Moornead. for Gund's celebrated La
Crosse beer on draught, or Peerless
bottled beer. Orders delivered to ans
part Of the, city. Phone 1I0S-M.
DR. A. W. Hanson, of Albert Lea
Mimi, has been visiting his brother
Fl. I. Hanson here, on his way from
the coast. He lis much pleased with
the appearance of Fargo.
Eddy lodge, Lake Melissa will be
open June ]. Persons desiring rooms
should phone 24-L or write, 405 Thir-
teenth street south. After June / ad-
dress Detroit, Mimi, r. r. ID. No. /.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-21
GUN CLUB TOURNAMENT
Gate City Clubs Events Will be Start
ed Wednesday Morning in
This City.

The spring tournament Of the Gate
City Gun club which will open tomor-
row, promises to be one of the mos
interesting events of the kind whicl
mas ever been held in this city, The
prizes offered are unusually valuable
and the list of entries Is long one
including number of crack shots from
out of town. The contest will be held
on the grounds Of the club at Third
street and Eleventh avenue north. This
lis q much more convenient location
than the former location of the grounds
and will make it easier for spectators
to reach the scene of the tournament
No admission will be charged those
who desire to witness the shooting and
the general public Is invited to attend.
To reach the grounds spectators and
contestants should take the academy
car which leaves Broadway and N. p.
avenue six minutes after the half hour
and hour.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-21
Grand Lodge Meeting Of Pythians.

Mobile, Ala, May 21--The grand
lodge OF Pythians of the state of Ala
bama, which was organized In this city
in 1872. and met here in 1878, in 1884
and in 1893, met here today for a two
days session. There are but few Oh
the charter members living. There
Is a big turnout of delegates. and the
parade today is the largest Pythians'
parade ever held in the state OF Ala
hama. Sir Knight Edward Nc. Roprn-
son, has been selected and la acting as
grand marshal. Mayor Lyons deliver
ed an address Of welcome and Robert
~ Gordon made the welcome address
In behalf Of the local knights. Grand
Chancellor Jones. of Bessemer, re-
sponded In q very eloquent manner
Open house Is kept by the Pythians in
their beautiful Castle Hall on st.
Francis street. Supreme Chancellor
Charles A. Barnes, Of Jacksonville,
III, il here. A great many ladies' ac-
coanpanied the knights to the ccnven-
ton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-21

Mrs. ]. B. Powers arrived this morn
ing from st. Paul where she has beer
visiting her sons since she and Mi
Powers returned from their winters
5ojeurn in Arkansas. While in st. Pau
Mr. and Mrs. Powers celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary.
At a meeting of the executive com
nittee of the organization, which, was
held in the Office of w. J. Lane, it was
decided to hold the annual convention
bf the Cass County Sunday School as
sociation at Leonard on June is and
t9. The programme for the convention
ls being prepared.
Having moved to Minneapolis, I viii
sell my North Broadway home at g
sacrifice; 12 lots, beautiful shade trees
me of the handsomest locations anc
grounds on North Broadway. Som,
me will get this in the next sixty day
It a snap. o. w. Kerr. corner Nicol
ct and Third street, Minneapolis. MINI
After a careful diagnosis DR.. Dun
ham, milk inspector, has ordered the
immediate quarantine and ultimate
killing of a family COW belonging to a
family on the northside which was
found to be badly afflicted with tuber-
culosis. The animal will be killed
under the supervision of federal in
spector.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-21
THE PANTORIUM
Cleaning, pressing, dyeing
City and country trade Solicited.
ozl N.P. Ave. Fargo, N. ID.

W. III. Diemert. successor to Diemert
& Murphy, wholesale and retail liquor
dealer, phone 585. See Fridays mar
ket page for special price list. we win
continue to sell Estate Line" whisky.
bottled in bond, for 81 per quart, until
May /.
Every day people are coming into
the eity-many of them to establish
homes here. They have no prejudice
about stores. They get their first i'm
pressions from the ads. SO that there
Is no day on which it is not important
to advertise effectively.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-21
THREE ENROLLED.

Mr.. Carlton Kolstad of Nielsviile en-
rolled yesterday, and O. NJ. Hilstad of
Finiess and H Al Nelson of Wyndmere
enrolled today at Aaker's Business Col
lege to complete the bookkeeping
course In advanced bookkeeping stu
dents at the Al. B do business
through the q. .. malls. with whole
sale and commission houses and banks,
In the business rooms OF other schools.
In SOUTH Dakota. Nebraska, Iowa and
Michigan. This Is d very realistic way
of learning ID do business the way
business Is actually done.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-21

Dan Hapip. the genial Persian. who
Is showing such beautiful oriental rugs
at his special sale this week, should
not be confounded with some Others
who have entered the peoples coma
dence In Fargo under the guise OF SELL
Ing rugs. Mr.. Hapip and his goods
are genuine. He Is clever, obliglng and
convincing, treating every one Of his
purchasers right. His rugs. now being
shown In the rug department at ID. I.
Ames', are marked down iii radical
manner and among the display are
some that cannot be duplicated In this
country Those desiring such goods
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-21
"A SNAP

On Detroit lake, two miles from N
F. station, | have for sale, three new
cottages, each 16x24. two stories with
SKIS screened porch, brick fire place
fine sandy beach and good shade
Price $3.50 each, 500 down, balance in
1--WE equal annual payments with I
per cent interest John X. West, De-
troit, Mimi.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-21
FOundrymen,s Convention.

Philadelphia, May 21--The tenth an
nual convention of the Foundrymen's
association began its sessions in this
city yesterday. It will remain in ses-
sion until May 25. The local commit
tee is spending ten thousand dollars
for the entertainment of the visitors.
The convention is held in the second
Regiment armony
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-21

=. G. Arbogast Of this city will leave
this evening for an extended trip to
New York city, and after spending d
few days there, he will go to Virginia,
visit the big exposition and then
spend g few weeks with his aged
mother, whom he has not seen for
some time. It will be well along in
the summer before he returns to Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-21

are recommended to Dap Hapip witt
the assurance Of fair treatment.
Watch for the Western Hardware
Co.'S ad Thursday.
A crowd-drawing product. Dwight's
Golden Link flour.
The best equipped printing ana bind
ing plant is knight Printing Co.
Advertise, and the people are with
you, u,.neglect it, and you are left alone
Full line Edison's monographs and
records. Johnson's Cycle Supply house
Or. Salvage, Knight building, spe-
cialist on heart lungs, liver and kid
neys.
Steam heated rooms for SIS per
month and UP. Tweeden block, N. p.
avenue. Fargo.
Big type is usually the sign of big
8neWs-in the advertising columns as
well as in the news columns.
URK'SJAPR ROSE soapi is twiceth the size ana
4 ess than half the cost of any brand of really
Sooo transparent soap Druggists and grocers
Rev III. G. Leonard is making busi-
ness visit to Chicago and will return
home the latter part of this week.
Vegetation and shrubbery out at the
agricultural college is pushing ahead
just now, and everything looking nice.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-21

The United States court convened in
the Cass county court house this
morning, and there are large number
of strangers In the city.
Let me call for. thoroughly clean
and return your hair mattress the same
day. j. B. Bowman, opposite Masonic
temple Phone 472-L.
The water problem is by no means.
settled, but many people believe that
the artesiap well question should be.
first thoroughly tested
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-21

A nice cup Of coffee free. Mrs
Brooks an accomplished demonstrator
and pleasant lady. is proving the mer-
Its Of the famous Aroma coffees OF
Duluth by serving it at Stanford &
Conger's Fargo Grocery co. The King
Arthur brand at 40c and the Gold Med
al brand at SOc, are noted for their
fine blend and especially their
strength, which make their good quali-
ties so much farther than other brands.
Mrs. Brooks win be pleased to serve
you.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-21

Sheldon, like Fargo, and other live
towns in this section is agitating the
Question of the early closing of the
stores.
Anyone wishing good bass fishing
and fine outing near the Itasca State
park. write for particulars to Oscar
Johnson, Arago, MINI.
All should assist the members of the
g. A. r. in a better observance Of
Memorial day this year than ever
They will appreciate it,
G. g. Nickel will welcome his friends
and former customers at the OPEN
ALL-NIGHT drug store, corner Front
and Fifth streets. Phone 739.
Cedar Rapids Ia, May 2O-The So
cial events by the Homesteaders are
always crowded. They are taking in
large classes every meeting night.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-21
Weather Conclitions.

The high pressure area is everything
the lake region this morning and ex-
tends southwark to Tennessee, while
the low remains in about the same
position as yesterday except that it is
centered over southern Utah causing
rain over Nebraska, the Dakotas, Mon
tana, Washington and the British pos
sessions, with generally higher tenn
peratures excepting over Montana and
Alberta where 1t is lower, with slight
iy higher barometers. While showers
are expected in this vicinity tonight
and Wednesday, with warmer tonight
The barometer at Moorhead this morn
ing was 29.I4.
HI. w. Grasse, Official in Charge.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-21
Forecast.

Chicago, ILL.,, May 21-For Moorhead
and vicinity and Red river valley:
Probably showers tonight and We'd
nesday, warmer tonight.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-08-31
BreVitIcS.

Joseph Duffy, east Union street, is
wearing heavy yule cane, with mas
slve horn handle, brought from Eng
land by his cousin, Richard Duffy. Joe
relies upon it as present help i'll time
of lameness.
Excavation on Maple alley goes on.
Looks like it will be a nice job from
house-line to house-line, which is as it
should be.
The Homecoming star suggests an
electric road from Midland to Dan $
Rock. That such road will be built
some day is sure. Even now it would
pay in summertime nearly as we'll as
the Frostburg Belt Line i'll winter,
A real-estate man telling of visiting
real-estate man, said she was here hob
nobbing with us real-estate men several
days Thursday afternoon
Be sure to read Western Maryland
Gas Company's business local"
The English House of Commons
voted down proposal to introduce the
metric system, 1t is said, because Eng
land had never had it. Doesn't that
sound like Frostburg?
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The promise of fine weather for the
Lonaconing Observation-Disclosures the
signs fail, indicates that the forecast.
ers are becoming as evasive as legislative
candidates concerning the Sunday law
When wild winds go Organizing through the
murky pines
On the high and foggy mountains,
darkIy cleaning
Meseems, like undertone shadows of cornet
lines
hear candidates that in the woods are
dreaming.
Baltimore city claims $ll, 794. % taxes
upon Consolidation Coal Company stock
that belongs to Allegany county, and
judge Henderson has ordered the com.
pany to pay that sum to the clerk OF
the circuit court, John w. Young, to be
held until court decides further.
So far the people of Cumberland and
Homecoming have escaped the comet.
How they will fare at the primaries is
something else. And then there is the
general election; after that the Legis.
laturel
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For the republican nomination for the
office of Road Director.
From mberland on the east to Gar
rett county on the west, and from the
Pennsylvania line on the north to the
Potomac river on the south, he IS the
only candidate.
Remember that.
will not say word of the doctor
himself, but contend only that his pro-
fessional, business and personal interest
in good roads compel him to be, per Sc,
II good roads man.
This consideration endOwS him with
sterling qualifications for the office and
makes it to the positive interest of the
people to nominate and elect him.
A word to the business men of Frost
burg, Mount Savage, and Eckhart; also
to all who do business i'll Midlothian,
Carlos, Allegany and Vale Summit, and
along the highways that lead to these
places-take a single glance at these
sadly neglected roads, and ask your
selves whether you want to go longer
without representation on the Board of
Road Directors.
Do any of the towns, especially Frost
burg, want to be figure on this
Board?
Don't forget that for one full term of
two years Frostburg and vicinity have
had no voice whatever in the selection
of places for road repairs.
PIBIJC SPIRIT
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TOWN AND VICINITY.
Personal.

Misses Effie and Louise Shaffer, ac-
companied by Miss NanOrmer, of
Schellsburg, left Monday for trip to
New York, Baltimore and jamestown.
Mrs. Annie Lammert, of Pittsburg is
visiting the family of p Lammert
Thomas p. Heating, of Newport News,
Va, here Tuesday attending the funeral
of his mother, Mrs. Julia Heating, looks
well and prosperous. He lives i'll New
port News, but is the senior of cloth
ing firm doing business at 1928 Main
street, Norfolk. He says "the James
town Exposition, barring several i'm
material features, is the best and most
instructive show yet projected on the
American continent, and all should
see it,
Miss Edith Evans, returned Tuesday
to her home, Youngstown, Ohio. after "A
six weeks visit to Miss Eva Crump.
Misses Edith Sapp and Mary Harris,
who spent two weeks vacation with the
family of j. NJ. Zimmerly, this place,
returned to their homes in Baltimore
Sunday. They We're accompanied by
Miss Ruth Zimmerly, who will view
the sights in the monumental city for a
week.
Mrs Chris Koegel, of Cumberland, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gels
Miss Alice Mcclure, daughter of
Thomas f. Mcclure, of the Colorado
Mercantile Company, Denver, Col, is
visiting the family of her uncle, John
Mcclure, Grant street, this place.
Miss Alice is an atfable, pretty. fascinat-
ing young lady-a pleasing product of
the exhilarant Rocky Mountain ozone of
the far and mighty West. This is her
first visit east and SO far she is delighted.
She will go to Washington, jamestown
and other cities ere she turns homeward
to the land of the setting sun.
G.. w. McCulloh, of Century, w. Va,
was here Sunday, concerning which
place A. b. Largent testities-'I was
there once and found myself 40 miles
from drink of whiskey, and 10 miles
from cup of wate1-the latter ria
artesian we'll
was here Wednesday. Said somebody
and there's hardly enough water left
to navigate a ad-pole He alleges
Mark Twain Cooper's fooling with base
ball as the cause.
Miss Evelyn Crowgey and brother,
Beaufort. of Wythevllle, Va, are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. Christopher
Roberts.
Herbert Johns, a son of the late John
Johns, formerly of this place, now a
prominent real-estate man of Cleveland
Ohio, was here Thursday afternoon.
Mrs John j. Price, of Broadway, is
visiting friends i'll Oakland.
Frank J. Mcmahon, of Cumberland,
and Frank j. Drum, of Frostburg, met
and shook hands Wednesday not far
from the end of the Belt Line. They
once played "knucks" IN Vale Summit
George S. Wilson, of District No %,
a republican candidate for Road
Director, was here Thursday.
John Henry, son of Charles Henry, of
Vale Summit, is here from Pittsburg.
Pa, on vacation. Erelong John will be
full Pledged lawyer.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-08-31
The Curse ofIIlitcracy.

One of the most deplorabIe of the many
evil consequences of child labor mentioned
in the present census bulletin on that sub
jeCt IS the fearful illiteracy which it fosters
Almost one-tifth of the children between
compelled to labor are totally illiterate-can
neither read nor write. The person who at
talnS the age of fifteen years amid the CON
ditions which surround child labor, without
knowing how to read or write, IS unlikely
ever to acquire those requisites of civilized
eXIstence.-'rhe Labor tIorld
Yet their sovereign right to vote to
perpet1ate llllteracy must be protected
at all hazards.
This right is even "the keystone of a
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-08-31
A Borden Shaft Mystery.

d. A. Robb and F. Brooke Whiting
both of Cumberland, and both candi.
dates for the same office, were present
at an oX-roast, Borden Shaft, recently
Not only so-the Homecoming Press
says
Each made a speech on the Haywood
question, and was applauded to the echo
and James Howatt, sr., spoke about O'Clock
in the morning.
OF course, 1.-THE Haywood question
is fruitful one. Much can be said
pro and con, but what Mr.. Howatt
could have said for or against - O'Clock
i'll the morning" is yet to be reported
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-08-31
Building Growth and Improvement

William Filler is building home on
Linden street.
Ralph Straus is doing similar work
on Mechanic street.
Mrs. E. A. Gross has foundation laid
for dwelling on same street.
Mrs. Carrie Coulehan is renewing an
outbuilding on Beall's Lane for dwell
ing.
M. Yungerman, Broadway, is making
material additions and improvements
to his residence property.
All over town old shingle roofs are
giving way to slate.
"All buildings and other work, :"
states an informant, care progressing
rapidly"
The interior of the Western Maryland
Gas Company's office, Nickel building,
Union street, has had an apartment cut
off for metre storage, the space accom-
modating 2SS metres, all within easy
reach. Papering and painting in office
hall add to the brightness of quarters
already handsome.
From the Frostburg Brewing Com
pany's projected plant progress" is
reported.
The Lindauer store front is freshened
and frightened by course of paint
treatment.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-08-31
LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
County Treasurer.

CUMBERLAND, MD. August %, 1907.
70 the MINING JOURNAL.
| have been informed that there is a
big fight on hand for County Treasurer.
This is very important position, and
it behooves every taxpayer to use his
best efforts in selecting man who will
devote his entire time to looking after
the financial interests of the county.
A man with some knowledge of col
lecting taxes is the right man to fill
such an important position as County
Treasurer, and take great pleasure in
recommending to the voters the name
of Gustave Knieriem, of district No. 5,
Cumberland.
1t is well known fact that Mr..
Knieriem has made an excellant record
as city collector of Cumberland, and
there is every reason to believe that if
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-08-31
Accidents.

Karl, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ehm, of this place, borrowed a small
gun from neighbor Friday of last
week, and carrying it probably without
proper care, it went off, shot taking
effect in one of his toes. He is not
seriously hurt.
Mrs. Perry Weimer, of this place,
had the misfortune to trip and fall We'd
nesday, her head striking a bucket
cutting cash above her left eye She
is recovering from both wound and
shock
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-08-31
Died.

At the residence of John Counihan,
this place, Thursday evening, August
%, 1907, Mrs. Julia Heating, aged 50
years. Mrs, Heating, born in Ireland,
came to this country in 1852, and here
she reared several daughters and sons,
surviving as follows-Mrs. John Count.
han and Mrs. Patrick Cronin, of this
place; Misses Agnes, of Stamford,
Conn, and Julia, of Seattle, Washing
ton-the two latter being Sisters of the
Order of Good Shepherd, and Messrs
John Heating of this place, and Thomas
P, of Newport News, Va. A devoted
communicate of st. Michael's Church
many years, she was held i'll high es-
TEEN for her many Christian qualities
The latter years of her lite brought suf-
fering, but she bore it with the Chris
tian's resignation and the Christians
faith. The funeral, held at ST. Michael's
Monday, was largely attended. In the
cemetery she was laid beside her hus-
band, Is years gone before.
AT his home in Allegany Friday,
August %, 1907, Mr.. John Harden
aged 50 years. His wife, two daughters
and one son survive. He was an uncle
of John w. Arnold, of this place.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-08-31

FRosTBURG, Mp, August %, 1907
To the MINING JOURNAL.
see i'll the papers of to day that the
ProhibltionIsts of Frederick county will
name no ticket this year.
This is good example just now.
If the prohibition people here would
meet and resolve to vote against every
red nose nominated by the old parties,
they could accomplish some real good.
1t is too late now, / reckon, but if
they would do this before the 18th of
September both parties would be served
with timely notice.
am \ TEMPERANCE REPUBLICAN.