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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
sleaton correspondence.

Heaton. N. D., Oct. 20.-To The
Forum: Mrs. Baldwin OF Oberon is
the guest OF her friend, Mrs. e. e.
saunders.
Mrs. Bank, who was visiting friends
and relatives in McClusky came home
Thursday
Rev. e. e. Saunders visited In
Jamestown the first of last week and
while there was the guest OF r. e.
Davis
MrsBert Hid will entertain on
Wednesday from 2 to s in honor OF
Mrs. John Nelson, who expects to leave
soon for her parental home.
The Lutheran minister, Mr. Tober
held services in the hall Sunday night
following the Congregational Endeavor
meeting
The Misses Bernice and Lucille Bar
ber went to Darlington Monday to
have some dental work done. Lucille
returned on Monday and Bernice on
Wednesday,.
Mrs. Bank is enjoying a visit from
her father. r. q, Davis, OF jamestown.
He will return to his work on the rail-
road in a few days. Cor. I'll.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
NORTHERN DAKOTA R.R'

Grand Forks. N. D.. Oct. IA
meeting of the stockholders of the
Northern Dakota railway. the new
line in operation between Edinburg
and Concrete. was held yesterday in
the companyps Office in the Clifford
annex. The election OF directors was
held and the following were chosen:
Ellis Thorwaldson OF. Mountain, eoun-
ty treasurer OF Pembina county; Mag
nus Brynjolfson, Cavalier, states at
torney of Cavalier county; ]. f. Crei-
man, Concrete; M. F.. Murphy, S. s.
Titus, z. J. Lauder. Daniel F. Bull and
Thomas Campbell. Grand Forks.
The company's line is in operation,
daily train service being provided,
and the stockholders are well pleased
with the patronage. The towns on the
line are growing rapidly
The directors viii hold meeting
today for the purpose of electing on z
GERS and transacting other business.
The stockholders meeting yesterday
was wei attended.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
RUNAWAY MINI. Lad
FOUND AT JAMESTOWN.


Jamestown. NJ D.. Oct. 81 Law
renee Sass, who ran away from his
home at Wabasha, MINI, some six
weeks ago and for whom his parents
offered a reward Of SIS. appealed 20
Chief OberfAaiier last evening for
a nights lodging at the city JAIL After
the bopShAd been locked up for the
lnighf 3eoecufred to the CHIEF to have
q ak With the boy and when he did
the youth confessed that he ran away
from frolne and that ne was she boy
wanted. j. e. McLeon. the sheriff at
Wabasha, was notified and the boy
VIII ba held here until that offlcIal
arrives
The stormy weather OF last evening
compelled him to. seek shelter and he
is now OF the bpinion khat he had all
western lif ne wants. Sfor che resi- Of
hfs natural life.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
Secure 81, 600
in Raid OF y. Town

T. Il II 4
Reynolds, n. D., oct. ao.A ,namit
ing two safes, securing about $4,000
worth of booty. and leaving the town
without being discovered. was the feat
accomplished early today by gang
OF yeggmen.
The bandits entered the jewelry
store Of BENJAMIN f. LaValley, where
they completely wrecked the safe with
charg of nitro glycerine, getting $65
in cash and jewelry valued at $1,000.
After completing their job at the La
Valley store, it is believed that the
robbers went across the street. where
the safe in the w H. Hemmy general
store was blown open and $40 in cur
rency taken.
So well did the robbers do their
work that not a single person in the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
FEDERAL JURY
FREES MELTzER

Minot. N D., Oct 21.-G. S. Meltzer.
charged with sending obscene litera-
ture through the mails, was yesterday
afternoon found mot guilty. by jury
and discharged from custody The evi-
denoe went to show that Meltzer and
Munby have not been IN the best Of
accord over certain things happening
at Buford ana Meltzer says his arrest
was the outcome Of this friction The
particular count upon which Meltzer
was tried was the alleged sending Of
an obscene postal cara through the
mails which fell into the hands OF
Munby
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
SLIGHT ERROR MADE

In publishing the annual statement
q short time ago Of the Alliance Hail
association OF jamestown, a slight er
ror crept In, which. however. In on
way affected the standing of the com
pany but still was not correct Among
the disbursements the amounts paid
for commissions to agents and adjust
Ing OF losses appear as SsS,So074
while 1t should have read $3e,6os.74.
AS the Alliance Hail association has
such good record in North Dakota
and is SO well known, this correction
Is noted. even though the error was
not serious and did not affect the
good showing made by the company.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23

town was disturbed from their peace
full slumbers, not even those who were
asleep IN buildings adjoining those in
which the yeggmen operated.
When the robberies were discovered
this. morning. when the stores were
opened. a prompt Investigation was In
stituted with the result that a wallet
taken from the safe In the I.avalley
store was found with other papers in
a box car In the Great Northern yards
here. 1t is believed that the cracksmen
met In the box car following the safe
blowing and divided up their spoils.
The bandits covered their tracks in
fine shape and the, local authorities
are completely at sea, being unable to
discover any clue. that might lead to
the present whereabouts Of the yegg-
men.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
CITY OF MANILA
HAS FOUR QUAKES

Manila. Oct. 21.-Following three
shocks of earthquake that ACQUIRED
yesterday the phenomenaw was repeated
today between ii and - o'clock
The observatory reports that the
focus or center OF the first disturb
ance vas Within "a kilometers of
Manila.
The seismograph records several
light shocks that wers otherwise i'm
perceptible.
The city has suffered no damage
and reports from the interior and
neighboring islands indicate that there
has been no loss elsewhere.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
TENEMENT
FIRE KILLS 8

New York, Oct. 21.-Three persons
were killed, four others badly injured
and the lives of hundred more were
imperiled by fire in a six story tene-
ment house at SO East Third street
early today. The dead are:
MRS. YETTA MosCoWITz, aged
rs.
MAURICE MosCowITZ. months,
son OF Mrs. Moscowitz.
man known as Louis. d boarder in
Moscowitz's home.
None of the injured will die.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
TWO SCHOONERS WITH
loon BOARD WRECKED

!. Marshneld. ore. oct. 21.-Two gaso-
lie schooners. with ten men aboard.
are reported wrecked or Gold Beach,
on the Curry county coast. Whether
any lives have been lost cannot be MS
certained, all phone communication to
the south being shut on. The last
wire went down after brief message
OF the disaster was reported here last
night
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
PERISH IN
MICHIGAN
FOREST FIRE
ARE BURNED TO DEATH
LIKE RATS IN A TRAP.

Detroit, Oct, 16.-Rer~rts to
both the Detroit News and the
Detroit Journal from Alpena,
state that it is definitely known
that twenty people were burn
ed. to death in a relief train
from Metz. They were prin-
cipally women and children who
were cooped up in box cars. the
only ones available when the
train hurried out OF Metz.
1t is, reported from Alpena
that sixteen coffins were sent
north on the train which left
early this morning.
Reports of greater loss Of life
than Ia are current at Alpena
but 1t is impossible as yet to
definitely confirm them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
AUSTRIA HOLDS
HIN BY FORCE

Belgrade. Servia, Oct. 21.-Gen.
vuket.cs. an official of the Montene-
grin government. has been forcibIy
detained by the Austro- Hungarian au-
thorities at Agrafn. The general left
Cettinje Oct. IL for Belgrade on a.
special commission to the Servian
government. No reasons for this de-
tenti1n can be obtained here.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
BAD BLIZZARD IN SASK,

Maple Creek, .Sask.. c :. 21.--Snow
commenced falling last night and It
Is still showing 1t % about a foot
deep. One OF the worst blizzards Is
blowing that was ever, seen here
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
N. DIS VOTE
FORCASTED
POLL OF NORTH DAKOTA.

Plurality for Taft and Sher-
man $685.. 1852
Rocsevelt's plurality. 1S04.. Ss.322
Increase In democratic vote 17.63
Decrease in republican vote 1916
Total straw vote cast ..... 1.44s
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
MANY CANDIDATES
AFTER n. D. TOGA

Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 20.-Should
the suit in the supreme court to test
the constitutionality of the senatorial
election provision of the primary law
be successful, there will be great
array of candidates before the legis-
lature C. B. Little, according to a
close friend, will enter the race and
will receive the backing OF many mem
bers of the legislature from the slope
country. Senator Fl. C. Hansbrough,
who stated he would abide by the law,
will be candidate for re- election,
instead OF waiting two years TO sue
ceed Senator McCumber. His friends
have also been active and in many OF
the districts the nominees are men
who will favor his candidacy. John
son &nd Marshall will also be In the
race ,s. s-& 80, sa4f ~ ~ ,k
Besides the four candidates men
toned, L. B. Hanna OF Fargo and A.
j Gronna OF Lakota are considered
strong possibilities in case the legis-
lature Is uninstructed. 1t Is well
konwn fact that Hanna has hEiTed
on going to the senate two years from
now. y 2sE E&t N ,;ss9 Eg III fFfs w
Marshall announced today that he
had made arrangements to have ccun-
sci appear In an effort to have the
law declared constitutional. y
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
ALA. LAWMAKER KILLS
FARMER ON THESTREET

Dadeville, Ala. Oct. n ..Dnck,s
Henderson, a farmer OF TaHapoosa
county, was shot and killed -on the
public square here last night BY y.
Fletcher Turner. a representative In.
the lower house OF the legislature from
this county. The shootin9 5sS believed
to -s> Asen the result 81 AZ old
feud.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
ST. John Nswe.

St John, N. D., Oct 20.-To The Fo-
rum: The Misses Jones and Shortridge
spent last Sunday in Cando, the guest
OF Miss Jones sister, Grace, who
teaches music in the schools there
Oscar BoIstad was suddenly taken
Ill Sunday morning and is now under
the doctors care. ~
Mrs. A. j. Bolstad was very pleasant :.
ly surprised Wednesday evening by
a visit from her friend Miss; Jessie
Brown Of Rolla.
A. r.. Bolstad and Frank Down left
for Sioux City Tuesday morning with
four cars of cattle where they place
them on the market. t.
The entertainment given Tuesday
and Wednesday evening by Professor
Snider was we'll attended.
Father Gauther was Cando visitor
last Saturday.
Attorney Hanson was up from Rolla
last Monday ON legal business.
Cor. st. John
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
WISCONSIN STRAW
!. VOTE EAv0RIS I 1 !. TAFT . | !.
WHAT POLL INDICATES
ON VOTE IN WISCONSIN,.

State Chairmar's Views.
s.....H Republican.
The republican party in Wis
consin never had a cleaner wMk-
away in the presidential election
than this fall. There is nothing
in sight to threaten the loss OF
single vote from the 15s.0so the
party has to its credit. 2l:e ole
idea seems to be to get together.
Democs attic.
II is too early by week to
make any forecast of the outcome
in this state. We are well salts
fed with the situation as 1t now
stands.
The evening world., 1908-03-23
CHILD DEAD AT TER
,T0NS|LS WERE CUT
Coroner Is Probing the Case
and Victims Body May
Be Exhlii1ed.

coroner Hamburger, when asked last
n ut about the case OF Berthn Nickel
four years old. OF No. 200 West One
Hundred and Second street. who died
In the Manhattan Eye Ear and Throat
Hospital. No. POI East Sixty-fourth
street. after an operation for tonsilitis.
and whose father, Alfred. has insisted
upon an autopsy over the body, said
that the Surgeons In charge of the
operation would make afldavits in his
office to-day regarding the case. The
Coroner said that II the circumstances
warranted an autopsy steps would De
taken TO eXhume the body
II was reported last night that MIR,
and Mrs N!ckels other daughter,
Wear. who underwent similar opera.
ton with her sister, was In very
critical condition in the hospital. DR..
Van Fleet. the executive surgeon. said
last night that he didn't think there
was Nnv truth in this report.
The evening world., 1908-03-23
VAULT UNCOVERED
UNDER CHURCH WALLS
Sctrief7ln Family Burial Place to Be
Preserved When New Build
ing Is Completed.

whne tearing down tho old st.
Mary's Episcopal Church, on Law
renee street. near Amsterdam avenue,
| to-day. workmen found an old bronze
tablet. on which was engraved, IA
| cob Schiefflin.' Further search un-
covered a vault. underneath the main
part of the church. containing ten cof-
fms, all in good condition and each
Inscribed with the name OF the Schief
fin family. The name on one was
Lawrence Schiefflin. and the dats
ISIS.
The rector OF s.. Mary's. tho Rev.
Hiram Iiulse, and Sexton De Witt.
were called, and also several members
OF the congregation, which is wealthy.
DIR. lIulse said that the property was
presented to the church by Jacob
Schiefflin. and tnat the first service
was held March 49, 1924. Mr.. Schlef-
film stipulated that members OF his
family should be buried in vault
under the church and that a pew
should always he reserved for their
use.
The vault will be preserved in the
new church and n porch which is go-
ing up on the same site, and the
plate will be inserted in the wall ever
the vault
The evening world., 1908-03-23
ROSEN5TE| GETS
JURY VERDICT
AGAINST WIFE
Sealed Result of Deliberations
Is for Husband in "Pet-
ticoat" Case,

Tho last chapter in tho Rosenstetr
divorce case vas heard IN the Supreme
Court to-day, when the jury rendered o
verdict finding Mrs Bertha Rosensteir
guilty OF misconduct with William Kass.
the correspondent named by her hus-
band, Adolf, a boolHmaker. The de
fendant was not in court The jury re-
verdict at o'clock that night The
verdict was sealed until to-day.
The members OF the jury were asked
to answer four questions: First, was
Mrs. Rosenstein guilty ON Aug /, 1907
second. was she guilty on Aug 8: third.
was she guilty at No. 90 Morningsids
avenue. fourth. was she guilty az No.
West one Hundred and Twentieth
street? The jury answer all four dues-
lions In the affirmative. The verdict
of the jury wifi be sent to Special Term
of the Supreme Court. 1t means that
after the legal formalitaes are com
piled with. Roeenstein will get his d.
vorce.
Sensation Followed on the heels of
sensation in the Rosen stein case. Ex-
Inspector Brooks told how his sleuths
traIed Mrs. RosensteGn TO Ksss's room
at No. l57 West one Hundred and
Twenty fourth street, and how they
made a rad on Aug. s. lSpI. The book
makers wife, he xwore, had dUffsd
ner dress and was in a knee-hlgh silk
pettooat
Didn't sh, have her shoes on?" asked
q lawyer. When / Jaw that che wore
nothing but the pettioout 1 didn't think
it necessary to look at ner feet" said
the srizzied inspector.
Mrs. Rosenste!n denied that she had
ever been indiscreet. She became ex-
cited while on che stand and ran shriek-
ing from The courtroom
Tho CORRESPONDENT. lass, swore that
Mrs. Rosen stein merely visited him to
return book. He was very dramatic,
and at one stage threat ened to quit the
witness chair and thrash the attorney
for the husband
The evening world., 1908-03-23
GOV. GUILD WORSE,
DEATH SEEMS NEA..
Doctors Say They Have Hope,
but the Chances Are Against
the President.

BOSTON. March 2s.-Even the most
optimistic friends OF Gov. Curtis Guild
admitted to-day that tho Governor 5
chances for recovery from the uraemtc
poisoning against which he mas been
contendins for nearly three weeks had
decreased percepdoly during the past
twenty-four hours. They st!n protested
to have hope, but the continued dccl ne
In his vitality has shaken thAt hop"
until very little remains.
Hhe turn for the worse was indicated
in the bulletins issued to-dy which.
while no; alarming, sill slowed that
the decline o, yesterday was Continu-
ing. These q, pressing s:a' ement5 came
from t"o sourceS-the oihe14' bulletin
from DR.. W!ns.ow, the attending phNs'
clan. and tne utacr tr-'a At,orney-Gen-
aral Dana AI.cue w.n mas heen n
closest tuusn with the conditions pre-
vailing ~ lhe Governors home,
II do not want to pred!tt, said Dr.
will live through the day There has
been a change for the worse. In max
Ing this announcement to-day ds ne
came down the steps of the Governors
house. Or. Winslow seemed much af
fected His voice trembled and It was
with difficulty that he could answer the
newspaper men. He minated, how.
ever. that he had not given up hope.
At the State House tAe storm of in
quirss which prevailed last week con-
tinued TO-DAY. and the clerks in the
rtutive department had few leisure
moments from answering Inquiries over
the telephone.
The following bulletin on Gov. Guilds
condition at p. NJ. was issued from the
State House this afternoon:
symptoms a little less favorable than
yesterday. but not markedly so.
Strength maintained. No immediate
change for the better or worse anttul-
mated" +"
The evening world., 1908-03-23
BIG BILL" DEVERYS
MAN is ON TRIAL
jury Selected to Try Lieutenant
Grady on Charge of Attack
ing a Woman.

Police Lieutenant Dennis Grady. form
erly Deverys confidential mar when
big BIZ sat az HeadG uArters was
placed on trial to-day. In Part ~.
General Sessions for assault in tho
second degree.
The trial is the result of row which
attracted a lot of attention In the de-
partment when It occurred last Sep
tember Grady had his monthly pay
check cashed in a saloon at Twenty
third street and Eighth avenue. Then
he went into a hackroom of the place,
in company with one Belle Minke and
another woman. Missing his roll of
money. he accused the two women of
taking it and. placing them under ar
rest he took them to Headquarters. on
the way ne is alleged TO have struck
the Mnke woman with his fist. From
this the indictment resulted.
Lawyer Abe Levy Is defending Grady.
Assistant DiStriCt-Attorney Train, in
charge OF the prosecution, was careful
to ask each talesmnn II he knew ex-
chief Dcvcry.
Not one OF the pane! knew Devery
personally. although every one OF them
had heard Of him,
Most OF the day was spent getting a
Jury.
The evening world., 1908-03-23
DR.. DIXON is READY
TO ANSWER TO BlGAMY
Physician Who Testified in Nc
Carren Breach of Promise Suit
Thought First Wife Dead.

DR.. William Arthur Dixon, of Buf
falo. husband OF Mrs. Mary H. Dixon
the mother of the living image" OF Pat
NtoCarren. who recently sued the Brook
lvn Senator for breach of promise, will
probably, 1t was sad to-day. surrender
himself to Dis'rict-Attorney Jerome
and will answer to his wife's charge o.
bigamy.
Or. Dixon was witness for McCar,
rem in the breach OF promise suit, and
testified that he had married Mrs.
p.xon in Hamilton, Ont, in 1893, and had
opposed she was dead. Since testify
ing in the suit, DR.. Dixon has filed
papers IN Erie County asking for a
divorce. According TO his wife, the
doctor has married again.
The evening world., 1908-03-23

an unecun,ng tint So II YOU are d view life through roseco
goggles or perhaps green yesad stick to your colors you
success even though you don't admire the dye
Ie prism said Mrs Wand yesterday afternoon in explain
ing her mysterious scheme Every person has Color we'll
belongs them before birth and which rules their lives af
ter they this world the early ages when people gross
and base dark prevailed but develop spiritually the lighter
shades chosen Look the streets and will find that all kinds
pale nges which shows that gradually developing
Into finer creatures
Ma Twain has decided views the effects cooE and
from his ui garments evident that he high spiritual
pe Any discover how far advanced companions are bv
color of their clothes"
The evening world., 1908-03-23
TWO NEW YORK MEN
HURT IN TRAIN WRECK.
C. C. Stern and D. R. Pollock
Among the Passengers Injured in
Collision on Chirago Elevated

Chicago, March %. - More than
twenty-five persons were injured in a
reAr-end collision between a Northwest
ern elevated and an Oak Park elevated
train, at State and Van Buren, streets
early to-day. ne Tains consisted OF
three coaches each. all of which were
,'rowded.
A panic followed the crash and many
of those who escaped injuries when the
trains came together suffered bruises IL.
the scramble for exits.
The Oak Park train was standing ut
the State street station Y hen the North
western train, turning into Van Buren,
street. crashed into II. Among the in
jured were /. C. Stern and d. r. Pol
lock. both of New York Fanure Of
brakes to work properly is assigned as
the cause of the collision.
The evening world., 1908-03-23
"NEWSlES" ENTERTAINED.
Five Hundred Enjoy The Even
ing worlds "\ight of Fnn."

More than five hundred 'newsies"
ans thcor big and little hrOtNA~r md
all their friends assembled a. 'No News
bows Homo Club. No. n East Fourth
street last night IN respor"H' to a
nigh, ot fun coll from The Evening
Woriu. There nave ueea man. enjoy
able nights at the newGay ) club. hut
the elaborate proSran .e OF SONGS and
dances ana vrulrilOuuis,S and imper-
senators kent the aGd enc, N "n"."'s
of laughter and wells
Headed Uy LHe Mdna4.taa Quartet
Messrs Mar. BailN. GrCeuV and
Gafrney. score uf rss.onal anu
amateur entertainers g.a Is r,. u,.t
The Eveuiug "rlis invitation 10 en-
terrain the ueWsboSs.
The Evening World Quartet .'arted
the prpsramme AmOuF tho 0tNnrs
who contributed Were walter NJ Demp-
Sc Miss Cecil Bailey. John
Harry X Bailey. Lew Hiss Tph stone
Dolph Nagler Melville Morris and the
Garden City Trio. The entertainment
Sr,eTaV'sSS,esssSa al humorous addresses
The evening world., 1908-03-23

TO work as soon as they can walk. and
this principle carried out With sixty
children will maks oar corporation for
character moulding. With Headquarters
al Rensselaer,. paving proposition.
we have eight acres with a beautiful
house. mill. stream and water
power. and II is here that / shall conf
mence to teach to the rising genera
tion my system OF lite My own chill
dren carried wood into the house. a..
rarged 1t neatl" in pile. at the aee
OF eighteen months. and at two and
half years they began gardening
shall bring up the sixty children In
the same manner, so that they may
be self-surortins. have already one
child three months old. Russian Jew,
and have commenced instruction with
her already The youns.' the children
are the better. And prefer TO have In
fants.
When l have trained six hundred
children I shall rest content, for I
shall know / have fulfilled my mission.
They Will he superior creatures .when
they leave our home at the age of
twenty-one, for they will have devel-
oped sixth sense-the sense o. color"
And what do you call your system
OF right living by the aid OF COLOR"
asked Mrs. Wieland a. / al ook hands
with her in parting.
Truth" she said
The evening world., 1908-03-23
HAVEN'S MEMORY HcNoREp
AT METROPOLITAN CONCERT

In memory of the late George G.
Haven, the Metropolitan Opera House
orchestra substituted 'hopins Funeral
March for the "Hampa" overture last
evening. Nine Eames had been an
nounced to sing Gomods "Gnnia," but
instead gave Councils Ave Maria. She
also sang s'verli recall numbers Other
so,oists were Nine Homer and Messrs.
Martin ana Van Rooy, NJ Bovy con-
durtcd. Tie audience was sooG.s.Ged
"Gaia" may be given ".Nt SUNDAY
night.
The evening world., 1908-03-23
FATHER OF 81 CHILDREN
RELIEVED OF TAXES,

An old statute has been unearrned in
virginia. 10y which the father OF thirty
four children was exempted from taxa
ton by the Legislature.
1t was passed in 1877. and William
Lynch, sr., OF the county OF Brunswick,
was the beneficiary. He had had four
wives at that time, and twenty-ssvsn Of
~ ahudrsn Weso AviAS.