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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-06-05
Minneapolis Woman Was Foully Murdered
Body Of Mrs. Catherine McCarl, Missing Since May "a,
Found in Well With Head Crushed by Blunt Instru-
ment-Brother in-law Is Suspected.

Minneapolis, June 5.--The body of
Mrs. Catherine McCarl, aged 40, Of this
city was found with her head crush
ed by a blunt instrument in the bot
tom of a well on the farm of her bro
ther-in-Iaw. George Katelbach, on
the Long Lake road.
The body was partly clothed, COW
cred by sheet and blanket under four
feet Of earth. The well was three
fourths of mile from the Katelbach
home and had been abandoned.
Mrs. McCarl had been missing since
May "a. On that day she went from
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-06-05
Rike rhlsvea Are Rold.

Chippewa Falls, Wis, June 5.-There
is an epidemic of bicycle thefts in this
city. Already the police have made
three arrests. Michael Roth, James
Taylor and Paul King have been taken
into custody. 1t is probable that an
example will be made of those arrested
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-06-05

here to the Katelbach farm where she
had been spending the winter while
Katelbach and wife were in California.
Katelbach says she left at once for
her own farm two miles away. Henry
Nash, who runs the farm, says she
did not come there. Katelbach gave
out the story that she had probably
been devoured by wolves which he said
Infested that location.
Last night detectives guarded the
Katelbach house while Katelbach re-
mained barricaded inside. The off,
GERS did not care to risk being shot in
an attempt to get the man. preferring
to wait until daylight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-06-05
Calls EIearsrs comards.

Winona, Mimi. June 5.--Rev. Whit
ney, pastor of of the Free Baptist
church, in a sermon, boldly called
certain persons towards and as a re-
suit the church divided into factions.
A bitter logomachy followed and Pas
tor Whitney resigned.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-06-05
STATE ENGINEER
HAS RESIGNED
GOV. BURKE APPOINTS FARGO
MAN TO PLACE.
Assistant State Engineer Atkinson
Succeeds Fellows--The Appointment
Was Announced Today--Mr. Fellows
Joins u. s. Service at Denver.

Bismarck, n. D. June s.. State En-
gineer Fellows today handed his res-
ignation to Governor Burke He has
accepted position In the IT. s. gov
ernment reclamation service at Denver
and Will leave Immediately 10 take up
his new duties. Governor Burke APP
pointed Assistant State Engineer At
linson Of Fargo to succeed him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-06-05
Wound May Prove Fatal

Owatonna. Mimi, June 5.-Torval
Anderson, 6, lies at the point of death
as the result of having played with a
gun which was not supposed to be
loaded.
The full charge entered his check,
causing probably a fatal wound.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-06-05
Strikers Started Riot Among Japs
in the San Francisco Restaurant

San Francisco, June 5. United
States District Attorney Robert +,
Devlin, yesterday examined two more
Japanese regarding the trouble that
led to the wreclxing of the restaurant
on Folsom street. No new evidence
was secured, the testimony corrobor-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-06-05
Eseane Throuah Window.

Fessenden, N. d., June 6. Fire
suddenly burst out in the 500 rail-
road depot here Station Agent Cor
don's family was rescued through an
upstairs window The freight house,
depot and all it's contents were burn
ed. The fire spread to the Long
worthy Lumber Co.'S yards, but was
promptly checked
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-06-05

ating what had been given before and
supporting the theory that the trouble
was a result Of d fight between union
and non union men. The japanese
examined yesterday testified that the
fight started between three whites. two
of whom we're trying to persuade the
third moi 70 eat In the restaurant.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-06-05
Gets Sd h L.ibeI suit.

h Sisseton, s. d., June 5.-The jury
in the celebrated libel suit Of RAN
dolph VS.. John Creal, editor of the
Courant in this city brought in a ver-
dict of 81 for the plaintiff. Under the
statutes of the state this viii entitle
the plaintiff to 81 and costs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-06-05

Vancouver, b. G., June 5.--vWith his
camp reduced to ashes and forced to
retire with his men from the plant, for
fear of their lives being endangered,
David Esson, who operates logging
camp in Knox bay. Thurlow island, ar
rived here yesterday and reported the
largest fire ever known up the coast.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-06-05
Shoots His Arm of.

Willow River, Mimi, June 5.--While
out hunting Peter Soiak accidentally
discharged a shotgun, the contents
entering his left arm, almost sever
ing it from the body. Physicians
found it necessary to amputate the
arm
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-06-05

Continued on Page Six.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-06-05

Miners in 1899, while at work as
mucker at a mine in Burke.
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DISCHARGE ALL JAPANESE
IS ORDER FROM WASHINGTON

Manila. p. L. July 6.-All OF the
japanese working on the iortinca-
tlons Ia and around the Olongapo
and Cayite naval stations have been
discharged. including experts who
have been IN the service for some
years II Is asserted by officers sta
toned here that the oriers for this
action came direct from Washington
and are pcrcwptory
when interviewed Rear Admiral
Hemyhm and other naval officers
denied that any extraordinary pr,par-
auous were under vav A.cu who
have watched the situation here.
however. including those high iu Of.
fcial life, believe that Cen Wood
and Rear Admiral H,mrhil are car.
rying out plans 10 put the deienses
of Manila and the two important
naval stations in the Philippine Isl.
auis on war basis.
Army maneuyers will De held soon
about Olousapo and army and navy
forces win Join in opposing an im-
asinary enemy Two companies OF
army engineer were hurried %
OIlueauo at r.-h' rVo days ago o..
cupace and man the sIX-inch coast
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DEAL is on FOOT FOR PURCHASE
OF MEXICAN PROPERTY.
PART PACIFIC COAST POLICY
"ssos'ers Bay the Strategic Poin;
s'5 tire Entire Lower California
Peninsula May Be Sought.
Military maneuVer.

Washington. July As a part o.
the den-i,e naval policy for the Pa
ciac which the Roosevelt admins.
;rauon has iualslra,et ty Us an.
rolnced determination 70 send the
Atlantic ba,-eship squadron 20 that
ocean. a second step is now under
way in the plan t5r the requirement
% Masdalela bay Lower California,
the stra'eeic point By purchase from
Mexico. !; can De said that II nee
essary the negotiations will embrace
the purchase from Mexico a the en-
tire Lower California Peninsula Up
on the coming visit 20 Mexico of Sec.
-e'ary of State Roo, the proposed
treaty viii be considered a7d II pos
s.ble aEreed TO.
40 denial Is made Of the fact that
the negotiations now in progress are
merely preliminary but II can be said
tha, they have progressed 20 that
point where they have taken material
shape As far as the navy department
is concerned. the purchase 0f Magds-
lena Bay has been approved by the
authoritative powers. This informa-
ton viii likely set AZ rest all talk Of
summer cruises uf the ba'tleship
squadrous 10 the Pacific coast. and
will emphasize the conclusion Of war
experts that the trip OF the battle
ships 70 the Pacific coast is a military
.naneuyer. pure an simpi-.
80 far as the preliminary negotia.
tioos have progressed, Mexico has
shown a very friendly disposition in
the matter. and the way 20 the closing
of5kkkskkkkfyfkwqossi shri mhmhm
Of the deal has been partially paved
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-08

b. Associated Press
O.fr.Ea July t-Wl-l h.s a--H-
-..s lrt eleven ..-.- officials ot
'sa STANDARD Ol company including
William Rockefeller John % Rrcks
'...-. faced taa federal court room
SLED with attorneys and spectators
DE is % D. subjected % az e1aa.aa.
-cu conducted 10 ue-s0n ty Judge
Iand.s. vto has O, within his power
20 hold 's- Oh king ia contempt 20
c0l-, should the witness decline
% answer qlesl0us Whatever may
h- John % Rocks'sllers replies. he
u.u 10 no vay .nc-imlnate himself.
t.- l-t.- -se .as Dee &, .ulle f-om
prosecution
The marshal bad men scattered
throughout the b~ui.ng. while the
sateuuel; has secret service agents
also stationed about so as 20 pro.
vide AGAINST any possible injury 70
W Rockefeller
The great crowd o, vould.be spec.
tators o-tf.de the court room nearly
saep, the police oE their feet In an
euieayor % get tn.
When John p Rockefeller arrived.
only the strenuous er0rts % the po-
lice made !t possible for him o get
through the narrow hallway. As he
entered the court room a buzz went
uf from the eager sweltering crowd
Rockefeller ~as given a seat close
90 the judges de-k He looked Gu.
r.oa-ly around for a moment. then
commenced whispering couyersa
ton with bis attorneys William /.
Rockefeller took a seat By the side
OF bis brother The oil magnate ar.
rived az the court room az 10 o'clock
and haN an hour later be vas call.
I'd 20 the witness stand.
Paudemonium later broke loose in
the hallway where the crowds were
pushing the police in an attempt to
get in. while the policemen, gasping
and perspiring In the oppressive
heat, showed them back in most des
perate fashion. A few punching
matches enlIyened the proceeding
In the hall.
So serious did the situation be
come that the United States marshal
was compelled 20 telephone To Do
lice headquarters Tor additional help
The parallel for such a situation wa
never before witnessed 10 or about
a federal court room IN Chicago.
Attorney Million. for the STANDARD
entered a motion IN arrest y Judc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-08
WOULD FIGHT DUEL
SENATOR OoLLIVER's RlOlcULE
ENRAoEs TILLnAN. WHO AT
ONCE ISSUED CHALLENGE

Jackson. Mich, July 6.-Angered
because Senator Dolliyer took excep.
tions TO his views on the race qges-
tons, Senator Ben Tillman Who de-
livered an address here on the Fourth
Of July. tonirh, issued a challenge
20 Dolliyer 20 fight duel Tillman
asserting that only by this method
could his honor be yindicated. Till.
man made his usual speech before a
large and enthusiastic audience and
az the close ne requested all Who CO.
incided with his views 20 stand up.
Everybody In the audience stood
Dol'iyer got In town To-Day and i'm.
mediately began 20 abuse Tillman.
He Tidiculed every statement the
Southern senator made Tiilmau, who
is the guest OF acquaiurances at a
nearby lake. hurried into town and
inserted a notice in the evening pa
Ders in which he stated he had been
grossly insulted, that In the south
the way those things are adjusted
Is by the duel route DolNver read
the story in the newspaper and met
Tillman IN the lobby OF the Otsego.
An interview resulted in warmth.
Dolliyer said he was not fighting
duels. and Tillman branded him as a
coward for not being able TO back
up his statements. and declared that
the time would come when he would
square things with the gentleman
from Iowa Dolliyer left town this
evening. He was followed 90 the
station by an angry mob Of several
hundred and the police had difficulty
In getting him through Tho mob in
the train sheds Tillman remained
in the hotel walking back and forth
IN eNcitahle mood Tu.mans speech
caught the town while Delivers ef.
forts al answering the South Caro-.
lima statesman's arguments met with
a fat failure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-08
G. 5.surhsns Testfies After Four
Years.

G. b. Burhans. OF Carlisle Center,
y. Y. writes: About four years ago
wrote you stating that l had been
entirely cured Of a severe kidney tro l.
OF FOleys Kidney Cure. II entirely
stopped the brick dust sediment, ana
pain and symptoms OF kidney disease
disappeared. am glad 70 say that
have never had a return Of any OF
those symptoms during the four years
that have elapsed and am evidently
cured TO stay cured and heartily rec.
ommend Foley's Kidney Cure to any
one suffering from kidney or bladder
trouble Hoffman Drug Co. and City
Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-08
JNO. D. ROCKEFELLER IN COURT
TELLS STANDARD s DIVIDENDS

is.-t tu ,he ca-a b.. Judge Ia ils
1s-rrlled u
HH Fe't0n. president o. the
Uu.5n Tank Line. testified that tie
major part % TIE c0uranys stock
is owned by the STANDARD oil com.
pany ot New Jersey.
Then John j.. Rockefeller was
called and amid dead silence the oil
uagla'e arose An- started Tor the wit.
ness chair.
Rockefeller IN answer 70 ques-
t.01s said he vas president Of the
Standard oil company Of New Jer.
sey the position being purely aa hon.
orary one. He took no active part
.n i,s aEairs
judge lands 7yerrllei an oh!ec.
t.ol % the question az @ the out.
standing capita. stock % the stand.
ard % New Jersey and Rockefeller
answered: 4 believe about one
hundred million dollars Is outstand.
inr.l DO not state this definitely"
Rockefeller spoke very dellber.
ate,y invariably looking towards his
attorneys before answering.
Witness was unable 20 state the
exact business Of the Standard and
when pressed finally said. Your
honor have been so long out Of
this business tha, could not an.
swer we'll that question Il IS a
dozen years since I have been act.
iyely related with It's affairs. It IS
over ten years since have even
been 10 the Office II all"
What is your general impression
% what the business 2 the stand
ard oil IS?
They have reaneries 70 refine
oil. this is as near as / can say,
without study Of the charter"
Have you any impression. M
Rockefeller, that the Standard o,
New Jersey IS Interested in other
refneries than this one you have
mentioned
r only know of N, operation OF
rehneries in New Jersey by the
Standard Of New Jersey"
DO you know Of its control OF
other companies
Il DO not know. II may be So"
He said the dividends OF the Stand
ard Of New Jersey, in 1905. were sp
proNimately 40 per cent.
This concluded the examination
and after a Few other witnesses wer,
examined the party left the court
room through a private entrance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-08

is 'ha popular cry throughout Euro
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Dr Kings Ngw Discovery kiu- Of
Throat and Lung Remedies 81
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Civil Service.

The I. s. Civil Service Commission
announces the following examination
on said date:
Clerk-Carrier-July %, '07.
Applicants should at once apply 10
L. 5. Ciyl Service Commission. Wash.
ingtoL. d. c.. or q J. Sandlin local
secretary, Ardmore, / T., for blanks.
etc.
Applications must be in St Louis
Mo, by July 20th. o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-08

defense guns sent by the navy.
The report that the Pacific squad.
ron is TO be strengthened is received
gratefully by residents OF the Philip
pines. though ther" is urgent demand
also for an increase in the Philip
pine squadron
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-08

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ulence or any form Of stomach trou.
bic take a little Kodol occasionally
and YOU will get prompt relief. Sold
by Hoffman Drug Co.
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Sour
Stomach

No appetite, loss 81 strength. nervous
ness, headache, constipation. bad breath,
general debility, sour ris!ngs. and ea,srrh
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Mr. S Ball u Rren,vood W. Va, uy,,-
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for eseY"
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Bottles only Relieves indltss,ion sogf s,snssA
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We run a good many schemes into
the ground by not aiming them high
enough.
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CREAM BAKERY bread. cakes and
pies and la-Hccuod beef are as good
as the most up 10 date machinery
and very best material can make.
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POS y. Caddo Phone 25S.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
Sdlncl bciaclcatcr Strife.

Glepelano, O.. %. Sftober.-
Wfebrere Stunben lang ipar Der
6ro6tperfebr auf ben bieiigen 9obn-
bofen Der Glepelano, Cincinnati, Obi
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Sour burh einen Strife bon $50
Meidcnltelern unterbrodcn, mel,
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periebten 9abnbois Soritebers s.
Collins e~ntitanoen mar. Noh Der.
l6ieoenen Gonferen5en perpflidtete
iid Die 9eieai6aft, Die Sode gertall
5u n1ter lufen, lporarrf Die 9eute oie
Nrbeit porl1ufia nieoer auinobmen.
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line undergraduate Go(le ipielen

cine undergraduate Gole ipielen
iucroe.
9ic ertreme 2infe miro porollS.
iihtlih nift iiber nlebr dis 80 Wfit-
glieoer perfiigen, unb bieie neroen
5peifeaoS cine nenieer friegerii9e
Iaftit ais in Der lebten Quma Elm,
idlaqen, neil ibnen ais Straie fir
iibermGBi9e 0enlonItrationen beItGrlz
Dig Die &usidlieBuns orobt.
Nur 1873 friibere 0uma- WitgIieoer
iino in ben ietigen @orpablen mieoer
outgeltelt moroen, uno bon bieien
iperoen faum 90 oils gelpGbIt berpor-
geben. Inter ben erfolgreiden Gan-
oloaten ~beiinoen it6 6eoor Tooit6eft
6iibrer Der conititutionellen 9enlofra.
ten I'M Der loIienen llnterballie, uno
gtifolai q. &bompofoff BON Smo.
lersf, Elm Sftrobrilt, Den man fir oas
@mt oes Guma-Br1iioenten in Ius-
iidt genommen bat.
Die bisberigen @oblen baben unter
poalger Gpotbie Ser 9epolferuna,
namentlidy Der 2iberalen, itattgefun.
BEN.
. auernp erbrennen@ utft.
@orone +, GrlBlono, %. Oft.
Gin Sallfe bon 9auern iiberfiel
cine aoropane. pelde mebrere So,l,
leno Der faiierli6en Wtoropol . Ser.
moltlng 9eborige Slaiden @l,tfi nit
ltd) tilbrte, 5ertriimmerten Die SID
ldel nno 5ilnoeten Den 9ranntpein
an. Gas &orgeben Ser nit Slinten,
Hepolpern uno aniippeln beipaffne.
ten 9ouern lit tbeils ouf ibre ourd
Ngitatoren berporgeruiene reaic.
rlngsfeinoli6e Stinmung, tbeilS
ollf Die in Ser @egenb itorfe Gem.
peren3beluegllng 5uriid5ufiibrer.
Gbolera errei6t 8ii6i.
Sl 81 1ne T. JtuBlaro, ~. Stt,
- @eItern gelungte in uniererS toot
Der critic Cholera = Sail CUR 4nmel-
Dung.
Wilnfoff fommt mad q me-
rita.
Yeters burg %. Sftober.
Frofciior Wilufoft Der Sii6rer Scr
conltitltionellen 9empfraten, plant
fir Sanltar pGbreno oerGarlanlentss
fcrien einen 9eilld Ser Ser. Staoten,
Inn bort fir Die rl1iiiihen NngeIegen.
beite1 Eropoganoo 5u MAIDEN. Ser
gelut) lit ober MIR olf orei Gage be.
rehnet, es nliiBte oenn iein, oab Yros
Ie'Ior Wtilllfoif bel ben @obIen &C.
'dlagen milroe. Sn oieiem Sail
milroe iein Iufentbalt in amerifa
bon lollgcrer Gauer iein.
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Sod Elm 2a%nbldlminoel.Y ruseb.

Santa Sc, N.-Wt., 90. Oft. -
Gle 9unbes @ranb Sllrp bot Die
6irma Tbelps 9obge II. So. bon
gtep Oorf, melde Die 81 Yaio uno
SoltblpeItern 9obn, iopie S6mel5.
bitten in ari5ona uno aoblenldnoe.
reien IN Seem Werifo eignet, unter
gnflage eeiteat; ebenio Charles q.
SpieB, einen Der Inmdlte Der 8eleG.
l6oft, Srof. Douglas, friiberen Ser
ritorial : Sngeniellr, 0apib %.
@bite uno 16 anbere. Die Infloge
lautet ouf Gomplot 81 Dem 3pede,
Die Ser. Staten INN &oblenlGnbe-
reien IN San Sllan = County, Wem
Wterifo, 81 betriigen.
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Gin Mid)tcrsG

9 t. EauL, Wiinn., -. Sftober.-
0cnerolonmalt yolln9 bon Winneio.
ia purOe I'M 9nnoess Iiltriftsgeri6t
bonn Sunbesrid)ter 2odren lpegen
Wibadtlrng oes 9unbesgerifts al,
500 Strafe pe%rurtbeilt, Die Sr.
0oung SIT 5ablen iih meigert. Gas
Ober.9 miro nun iiber
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bon ob5ubalten, Die 0llrfiiibrulg lei.
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Stoot Winneiota sic 9llrdfiibrltng
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bctrefienoen 8eiebes, melhcs bon Der
letten 2e9islotur erlaiien morben
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bon Der Minneioto Sc0iSlotlr fcitgc.
Ictten Noten fir 2cbcnsmittel 5u
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