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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
ALL new YORK
GOES FISHING
Thousands Of LafayettesC Caught
on Hudson

New York, July 2S.-All New York
went fishing yesterday and will again
today. One of the most palatable of
edible fish, the Lafayette, which every
few years selects the mouth of the
Hudson river as stopping place, is
now in New York waters in countless
thousands. Beginning Friday and
lasting all day Saturday and yester-
day, the Hudson river, from the bat
terry to One Hundred and Twenty fifth
street has simply been alive with
Lafayettes.
Every pier along the water front
has been lined with fishermen, fisher
boys and fisherwomen Such lot
of Ash has seldom before invaded the
river The Lafayette bite anything.
The Lafayette is what is known as a
panfish and few are longer than Ave
inches. The average Is four. The
Lafayette is one of the most voracious
OF small fish and one of the most
delicious as far as edible quality is
concerned, for those who caught a
mess Saturday were back again yes
terday for more. The strings caught
seem almost incredible, but here are
"a few, and by no means record ones;
Alexander Muir, 622 in three hours
william Haubner, 845 in four hours;
Matt Richardson TIL in flve hours
Walter Dalton, 612 in three hours !;
William Telts, 110 in thirty minutes,
One man had more than a thousand,
and although tightly strung, the ex-
hibit was nearly eight feet long auf'
you could not see anything but fish
six inches deep. A women all alone
got 500 and sold them to neigabors
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
Living DUMMIES
TO TEST TENDERS
Men to Take the Places Of
Manikins

New York, July 2s. Being fender
dummy at 50 a day is new form OF
livelihood opened for men out Of woyk
by the manufacturers Of street car
tenders and wheel guards throughout
the country. The manufacturers are
preparing for series OF tests Of theil8
devices under d call issued by the pub
lie service commission These tests are
to be held at Schenectady in Septem-
ber and another series in Pittsburg In
october.
According to communications re-
ceived by the public service commits
sioner, there win be no lack of oe-
vices for demonstration at the tests
and no lack of human dummies to IL
lustrate their workings. One nanns
facturer Of an automatic fender DE-
clared that among his employees and
other workmen familiar with the fen
der, he had no difficulty whatever IN
getting men 10 act as dummies at w
day.
The public service commission ~ ifs
plans for the tests is counting on the
use Of manikins made especially tor
the purpose, to represent cfil0,
l youth and full grown man. but n a1l
/ the manufacturers succeed In hirins
living dummies there will be no 1ieess
sity for the use Of lay neurea.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
GUM HABIT is
INCREASING
Noise In Gotham Drives People
to Chewing

New York, July 2s.--Noise versus
chewing gum might well be the theme
Of the great American essay of today
which, 1t is confessed, must be based
upon the psychic rather than the ma
terial public. At least such is the con-
tention Of one of New York's great
psychiatrists That he is but inter-
preting and voicing nature in its own
reparative processes is evidenced by
the fact that the sale Of chewing gum
in the eastern metropolis has kept
pace with noise In its meteoric ad-
vances to prevalence.
Noise Is Cause.
Noise my boy. noise" said the
specialist. when asked in regard to
the great increase in the sale of gum,
as shown by the business OF the Amer
lean Chicle trust. He continued:
New York Is such a noisy place
that 1t is driving the whole population
of the city, particularly those Of Man
haitian, into state of extreme ner-
vousness. Chewing gum is simply a
neutralizer.
"Get into subway train. You'll find
half of the passengers in the train
chewing gum. 1t is so Internally noisy
In the subway no person can talk. Just
to relieve the ear drums the patron
victims chew gum.
Practice Has increased.
Il may be taken as an alarrnist or
a faddist, but really believe that my
practice has materially Increased since
the opening of the subway.
Every week or so we see a scare
head story to. the effect that insanity
IL on the increase. There Is no doubt
tabout this being true. and there are a
variety OF reasons for 1t. One OF the
| principal reasons is noise,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
LEADER
And WHITE SLAVE
AGENT IN TOLLS

Chicago, July 2S. The chicapo DO
lice believe they at last have In Gus
tody one Of the leaders Of the Black
Hand society, who il also accused Of
being a manufactures ana white slave
agent. The suspect il Joseph Ruhflno.
the announcement Of whose capture
ct Milwaukee was made Yesterday.
huhfino's wife sandino, also was ar
rested Ruhfino who Ii q native oY
Italy. II said to be wanted by ths no.
lice n many cities In this country ana
Italy. ,ss's@
Information leading to the arrests
was furnished 70 the police OF Mil
waulee by Chicago detectives who hsa
been searching for Ruhflno and nis
wife since July "a At that time
francesca Ruhflno, brother of los
eph' took EnrieaeEta vaccarina. ii
years old to Rochester, NJ ana
ATTEMPTED 60 murder her. 1t is alleged
Because she kaew too much about
their Black Hand dealings.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
Local Markets.
Live Stock.

Chicago, July 2s. = Stockyards re-
port: Hogs $4,000; left over 4,157.
Prcspects weak to a shade lower.
Light $5 s0@6. so; heavy IS $500. so;
mixed So 6.OO@6 so; rough $5. s5@6. 15.
Cattle 4,50O; prospects weak.
Sheep 10000; prospects steady.
Kansas City, July %. - Receipts
Hogs 1900, cattle 1000, sheep 5000.
Omaha, July 2s.-Receipts Hogs
$500, cattle 1900, sheep 7,000
South ST. Paul, July 2S.-Hogs 2z,-
600, nc lower for bulk, $5.50@6. 40.
Cattle 1900; lower.
Sheep 200; steady.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
ALLEGED Assault.

William Quigley, a section hand
was arrested last night upon the com
plaint of Adolph Kuhnert, also sec
tion hand, who claims the defendant
choked him and threatened to knock
his ''block off" The men were riding
on handcars, one going one way ana
one the other, and they gently collided.
The complaining witness claims Quig-
lev flew into temper and caught him
bv the throat and inflicted bodily in
Jury Quigley, on the other hand,
claims that Kuhnert called his father
names which he would not stand for
and he pushed him away and his hand
caught him in the neck The matter
viii be investigated tomorrow night
before Justice Torson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
EAST SIDE SPOTS.

Mrs. e. E. Sharp has gone to Men
tor, Mimi, to visit her aunt, Mrs. H.
c. Misner, for few days.
The congregation of the Swedish
Lutheran church announces an ice
cream social on the lawn Of the church
tomorrow evening. The accompanying
cake is to be the best that mother
can make.
The choir of the Swedish Lutheran
church will participate in services az
Sheyenne next Sunday evening and at
Herby in the morning or afternoon.
Two weeks ago the choir sang at
Comstock and Wolverton and the of
ferings at both places amounted to
$50 and that sum was devoted to the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
AMERICANS eEsT ORATORS.
London Papers in Controversy Re.
garding Yankee Speaking Powers.

London, July 2S.A newspaper con
troversy has been begun on the sub
ject Of British and American oratory
Al Canadian correspondent declared
it was noticeable at the Pan Anglican
conference how much better the
Americans spoke than the English !
men and a British member of parlia-
ment corroborated this by stating that
the best Of Americans at that con-
gress were as good as the best Eng
lish and their general average much
higher.
sir Charles Wyndham now makes
the following contribution to the de-
bate: 1T must be remembered that
Americans are always talking They
imbibe fuency with their mothers !
milk. / 40 not consider. however. there
ID anything like the same proportion
of reslly good public speakers IN
America as In England.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
president Boostad Returned.

President Bogstad of Concordia col
lege. Moorhead, returned yesterday
from an extensive trip covering North
Dakota points in the interest of his
institution. He made calls upon
Lutherans at Minot, Rugby and Grand
Forks, etc. Last Sunday he was at
Meckinoch, where he preached in the
morning, off1ciated at funeral in the
afternoon and addressed big gather
ing of young people in the evening.
For a few days now he will devote his
time to Office work The college is to
have a new musical director, but 1t is
still an open question.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
TAFT GETS The
"NEWS" AT GALA
CELEBRATION
Continued from Page One.

platoon, Of police stationed in the
neighbcrhood had all II could do to
keep the passageway open for guess
and members Of the notification com
n1ittee, who were provided with seats
on the big front porch and with stand
ing room on the spacious green lawns.
Senator VIM. Warner of Missouri,
past commander in chief of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, headed the
notification committee, which consist
ed Of 81 member from every state, ter
ritory and island possession.
Finished Speech at 1:25 P. NJ.
ut, was 1875 when Judge Taft con-
cluded his address. He held the close
attention OF. the crowd throughout in
spite OF the almost unbearable heat OF
the sun His voice showed little effect
from the sustained effort of outdoor
speaking The cheering attending his
close continued FOR some time.
BIG Political Jubiiee.
Cincinnati, Ohio, July 2s.-William
Howard Taft today accepted the re-
publican presidential nomination. His
I.official' notification combined a poll
ticaI jubilee for the city Of Cincinnati
and It's environs, and historic gather
ing of national party leaders
Notification Day broke with a roar
OF cannon from the seven hills which
looked down at Z O'Clock this morning
through the customary. haze and smoke
TO discover the city in a flutter Of the
Ilivelfest animation, dedecked and gar
landed aags flying and banners wav-
ing, streets thronged and bands play
Ing.
Notification ceremonies at the his
ltoric old Taft mansion on Pike street
were led up to, and also followed by
minor displays in the programme OF
the day. There ceremonies were I'M
pressive In directness and simplicity
Blue Pencils His Speeeh.
For the sake Of his hearers, Taft has
taken his blue pencil and gone through
the speech for the sole purpose OF
making its delivery matter OF less
than an hour instead Of two hours
He, however, did not eliminate any
topics touched upon but simply took
out long detailed explanations, all o.
which will appear In full in the print
ed document With the speech over
the scene will be shifted for a review
OF the parade. platform with 3
canopy cover has been thrust through
the high iron gates Of the mansion
out over the sidewalk. On this Judge
Taft will take his stand and the anx,
ious n1archers will be given their way
for nearly two hours The days fes-
i tivities are to be brought to an END
by tonight's programme Of FIRE work
from the hills. intended to surpass ans
previous display.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
JUDGE BAXTER
CUTS VERDICT
pAIRYMAN WoDHAM, WHO Sc
CURED VERDICT OF $500
AGAINST STREET CAR CON-
PANY, MUST ACCEPT $500 OR
HAVE NEW TRIAL.

In the case of w. A. wodham, the
5airvman. against the Fargo ana
Moorhead street Railway Co, tried al
the spring term of the district court
in Moorhead. where the plaintiff sued
for damages and secured a verdict
from the jury of $500, Judge Baxter
has fled his decision on the petltion
of the company asking for a new trlal.
The court files an order to the enect
that a new trial shall be granted un-
less Mr.. wodham wishes to accepe
s3oo instead OF $500. The plaintin
was represented by N. /. Johnson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
Judoment fer PIaintiff.

In the case of Mcpherson VS.. Nelson,
touching the sale of a horse and
buggy nearly year ago, tried before
Justice Malloy yesterday, the court
decided that the plaintiff should be
paid $25 and costs. A balance of $40
was claimed by the plaintiff, but he
was offered only SIS and then brought
suit
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
PORTUGAL FRUSTRATES
A WIDESPREAD PLOT

Lisbon. July 2sThA government.
according to. the newspapers OF Lis
bon, has discovered and frustrated q
widespread republican plot for an up
rising scheduled for today the ami
versary Of the Abortive revolution Of
July 2s, which was suppressed by ex-
Premier Franco.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
An Oil Trust Dinner.

Pittsfield, Mass, July 2s-E p.
Parmalee Prentice, John d. Rookie
feller's son-in-l law, has issued invita-
tions to Attorney General Bonaparte,
Judge Peter S. Grosscup. chief justice
of the United States court of appeals
in Chicago, and former Judge Henry
w. Bishop of Chicago, to dinner at
his Williamstown summer home next
week. Judge Grosscup arrived here
today from New York and is the guest
of Judge Bishop
If all accept the gathering win be
notable. The party will include the
son in-law Of the famous oil king,
whose corporation was fined nearly
$S0,000,000 by Judge Landis, the head
of the federal department Of justice,
which prosecuted the case, and the
justice who reversed the decree, call
ing forth the wrath of President
Roosevelt. 1t is not known, however,
that Mr.. Bonaparte will accept the
invitation.
Want to sell a used piano--or
n
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
Duluth Cash Market.
Chicago Receipts.

Wheat APT cars, corn 2O1 cars. oats
2b4 cars. hogs 10000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
Minneapolis Receipts
Duluth Receipts.

Wheat 21S cars, same day last year
143 cars.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
Chicago Oats.
CHICAGO Pork.
Cables.
Minn.anolla cash Market.

Liverpool, July 2s. = Wheat closed
@1&c lower Corn closed 1c lower.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28

Minneapolis privileges Sept. Wheat,
Puts s6Ac; calls CSC.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
MAY HAVE
JUDGE GROSSCUP'
. Continued from page One.

that it became known that President
Roosevelt and Attorney General Bona
parte are to personally superintend
the renewal Of the governments war
on the Standard oil trust.
Although District Attorney Edwin
w, Sims would not admit it, It is we'll
Roosevelt has ordered the attorney
general to present to the United
States supreme court a writ Of GER
tiorari which will set forth in most
sensational manner the inaccuracies
of Judge Grosscup's opinion. the ap-
parent animus IL expressed against
Judge Lands, and will also contain a
reference, 1t Is now declared, to the
jump of Standard Oil and other kim
dred stocks the day before the decis-
ion was given to the public.
1t had been the plan OF District At
torney Sims to present to the United
States circuit court of appeals peti-
tion for a rehearing in its opinion and
the apparent misrepresentation Of the
case by that court.
Instead Of that 1t is now the plan
as arranged by President Roosevelt to
have the attorney general personally
60 before the United States supreme
court in one Of the most remarkable
arraignments Of a federal court that
has ever been made.
President Roosevelt has already ex-
pressed himself publicly concerning
Grosscups decision. He has already
publicly ordered renewal of the fight
against the oil trust. He has made
this statement:
There is absolutely no question OF
the guilt of the defendant"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
Puts and Calls.

Wheat 1Os cars, same day last year
227 cars.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
GRAIN MARKETS.
Quotations furnished by c. {. Lewis q
Co, Grain Commissioners and
stock Brokers.
lulv Mheat.
sepS,mber Wheat
December Wheat.

Chicago.
open -. .s0B
High -. .91M
Low 49,. .sOh
Close -. .91h
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28

Chicago. July rs Scurrilous at
tacks upon Judge Peter 8. Grosscup
for his part in the decision Of the
United States circuit court of appeals
in the Standard Oil case are under
rigid investigation by the postoffice
authorities. 1t was revealed today
that since the decision reversing Judge
Lands $29.240.000 fine. against the
oil company, each mail has brought to
Judge Grosscup number of vitupera-
tive missives, most of them anony-
nous
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28
Attack Federal Judge.

There was a conference in the mat
ter today between Gen. James e.
Stuart inspector in charge; Col
Leroy Stuart, superintendent OF de-
livery; John Hibbard, assistant to the
postmaster ana w. A. Galbraith. su-
perintendent of mails All are reticent
concerning the investigation, but it is
known that a special detail Of postal
inspectors has been assigned to the
case.
The assistant postmaster denied that
Judge Grosscup himself had made
complaint to the department or had
asked for the investigation.
After the decision Judge Grosscup
went east and is now spending his
summer vacation with w. W. Gudley
in the Berkshire Hills. Superintendent
of Mails Galbraith has the letters in
his possession.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28

FOR STATE NEWS RaaAD FoRUM A
~ f3
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-07-28

Want to sell used piano--or
phonograph- anything? Say Eyes"
in a Forum classified ad.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-06-11
Over the County
Many Cleaned by the Able Corps
Of Correspondents. Some Clippings from Exchanges.

night at Benefits building, was we'll
attended.
Rex Hickman come up from Roy
Saturday night to join the Nj. w. A.
of this place. They say he managed
the goat" all right.
Mr.. Pendleton is hauling lumber
with a four-horse team from Roy to
Sergeant Siding again, since the go
ing has become settled. They send
car out every few days.
John Taylor from near Flambeau
stayed over night at the Sergeant
home, recently.
Ladies Aid etat W. S. Sergeant's
Wednesday. The society is q live
one and gaining ground.
The people of this neighborhoOd
have a new place to visit, as G. b.
Carman has moved across the street
into his new house, and it is proper
to call first at a new neighbours.
Work on highways is, well under
way and a good number of men are
thus kept out of other mischief, and
incidentally, earning a living.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-06-11
NEW HUTCHINSON
correspondence to the News Bulge

| Special correspondence to the News Budget
Florence Fulton arrived from
| Hutchinson, MINI, Monday the LIST,
to spend her vacation at home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Funk of Weyer-
hauser visited relatives and friends a
few days last week.
Miss Vansoelen visited in Lady
smith q few days last week.
Aconsiderable number of fish are
being caught in Mudlake.
Rev. Mr.. Franklin did not fill his
appointment here Sunday.
Rev Mr.. Shaffer preached last Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lowe, son Frank
Compton and grandson Melvin Mott
are attending camp meeting at Lake
Chetek.
Mr.. La Ronge of Flambeau was at
Mr.. Vansoelen's Sunday.
| viii Vansoelen is at home.
Lewis Case is through work in
| Weyerhauser.
The we'll at the brickyard in Weyer-
hauser went dry, so G. M. Ridout is
home for a few days.
Mrs. j. Rich and daughter Berry,
| from near Hutchinson, Mimi, visited
old friends and neighbors last week
here and in Weyerhauser. They are
| to make an extended visit with rel
atives in other parts of Wisconsin.
Mrs. Rich expressed herself as chap
PLY disappointed" in this part OF the
state, as she had thought itnot near
~ so good as it is.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-06-11
BRUCE
From the Bruce Newsletter

From the Bruce Newsletter
The play "The New Woman" given
at the opera hall Wednesday evening
by the members of the class Of 1908,
assisted by Prof. Squires, was wit
messed by large crowd and no one
went away dissatisfied.
Tuesday afternoon telephone
message from Chippewa Falls was re-
ceived by Mrs. z. HI. Crowell, an
nouncing the sudden death OF her
father, Mr.. c. a. Stanley, Of tlat
place. He was down to the depot
and while waiting for the train
dropped dead.
Miss Anna MoIler is confined to her
home this week. It's the measles.
Frank Putnam OF Ladysmith is
clerkiug for Crowell during his alb
sence at Chippewa Falls.
The directors of the Fair associa-
ton met Tuesday and transacted
business for the Fair. The 1908 fair
will be pushed from now on.
Mr.. Robert McCracken and Miss
Nettie Smith were married at Island
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-06-11
AMACOY LAKE

Special correspondence to the News-Budget
II. McHugh has taken q contract
to put up the telephone line here.
The Beldenville school enjoyed a
picnic at the lake Friday.
Some of the lower grades of the
Bruce school spent Saturday at the
lake.
Miss Nell Bates called at the Col
Inns home Friday.
Mrs. d. Plummer of Apollonia
called on friends here Sunday.
Miss May Campbell entertained
some of her friends at tea Thursday
in honor of her Goth birthday. A
nice time was reported.
Mrs. VIM. Jordan and Miss Lizzie
Campbell spent Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Collins.
Miss Sadie Wilson is sick with
measles.
Miss Bessie Hong of Apollonia and
Miss Young from the Landing were
visitors at the Wilson home Sunday.
Howard Atwood, who has been
sick for some time, is improving at
present.
Miss Mabel Bates came down from
Ladysmith Saturday to visit the
folks at home.
Our Sunday school was we'll at
tended Sunday.
Quite a number of the ladies met
at the school house Wednesday, but
as the leaders were unable to attend,
the Aid society was not organized.
Ruth Golf, while playing upstairs
in an old building, fell through an
opening in the floor and came in con-
tact with a nail, which cut a cash
about six Inches long and half inch
deep in one OF her limbs. A doctor
was called and sewed the wound.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-06-11
Re al Estate Transfers
WARRANTED DEED

Matte E Hamilton to Arthur l.
Schiraleu sw sc 12-34-3. ...... 5000
f II Ryall and wife to w j Kermott
NV NV 15-34-G. ....... ........ $1400
W J Kermott and wife to E Ii Ryall
VIZ sW 1886 $1400
Caroline G00den0agh and hus to A l.
Matchette sw ne and lot l 32-33-3
......::::... ......... SloOO
Emma M Mann and hus to Ora D
Scott Sc NV 34-33-9. $500
Jos Stevens and wife to The Lady
smith Brick and Tile Co q part of
sc Sc Z-o4-O. .............. SlZ0
Alan BOgue Jr and wife to w q Rob
insOn lots SO blk l CorbAtt's 2nd
add. Observation-Disclosures 1lO0
John Schwab and wife to Augustine
Mujuit sw sw 20 NV NV 32-34-9 $1,000
Luther l. SOule and wife to ChasJ Me
Cormick 81 sw 1857
Wilson Land and Loan Co to Elmer
L Hill sW 34-35-4 CISCO
j L Gates Land Go to E Greene nR
M 32-33-6. $4,000
Wilbur j Edmunds aud wife to Bert
c. Shelton lots 81 blk | | vii of Bruce
SSOU
w Minnie Schroeder to Bertha
,.
Zeno Wilkinson and wife to X $
Johnson Sc sw 1888 8. $500
Cora G Mccormick and hus to Vic.
toria + Williams lot Il blk II vii of
Bruce. S'OO
J l. Gates Land Co to Scranton
Stockdale nb ne 1916
r H Burns and wife to l. Dean be-
ginning at a point gov in sec 4
town 81 r 6 w at Il point on the
bank of the Flambeau river where
a line drawn south from point on
the north line of said lot 81 ris
east of the NV corner thereof
touches said river, thence easterly
along the bank of said river Ia rds
thence north II rds thence west 81
rds thence north II rds to the CELL
ter of the highway known as the
Flambeau road thence west to a
point in the said line drawn south
from a point In the north line of
said lot 81 rds east Of the NV cor
ner thence south to point OF begin
ming. .............. $500
Thos Proulx and wife to Mary Proue
lot blk 10 M w w Co.'S add. $500
Burt Dunahee and wife to Peter Hop
man a part of lot s blk Is NJ W w
Co.'S add to Ladysmith
Ladysmith Townsite Co to Dennis A
Dunahee part of lots 8 blk Z Lady
smith Townsite Co.'S 1st add
Peter Hopman and wife to Dennis A
Dunahee Sc NV ne sw 1874 5. 1915
Geo Humbert and wife to j G Young
nwnw sw sw 6-34-6. .......$ 1884
F S Dean and wife to L l. Dean sw
sw 36-35-6. $1,000
Albertine Miller to J P Madison lots
% blk s Sabin's rev plat. =. $575
Erick Johnson and wife to Gabriel
Helle sc ne ne ne $685. 5. ...... $1,000