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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
FARGO JEWS ARE
DOING PENITENCE.
cELE5RATIoN OF YoM klPPUR
COMMENCED LAST EVENING =
WILL CONTINUE UNTIL SUN.
SET THIS EvENING-soLMEMN
RITES IN UNION HALL.

The Jews OF Fargo and from the
surrounding country gathered In I'm
ion hall last evening and at sunset be-
gan the celebration of Yom Kippur
or the day of atonement for the sins
Of the past year. CARRIED In snow
white robes and fasting and in the
reading Of holy books. Women and
children are also present in large num-
bers and took part in the solemn
rites which will cleanse the soul. The
ceremony, will close at sunset this
evening and during the past twenty
four hours of expiation of sin not q
single Jew of the othodox faith par-
took of water nor washed even so
much as finger tip. However the
reform Jews to great exsnt have
done away with the fasting.
1t is the tenth day of the month az
Tishri, the first month of the year anf,
closes the penitential period opened
with the celebration of Rosh Hash
anah The services of the Yom Kin.
pur are especially impressive into
which every Jew present put his whole
heart and being.
The services were conducted ~
Cantors Wolfe and Lesk of this citv
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
N. D. men FACE
ROBBERY CHARGE
TWO YOUNG MEN FROM LISBON
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY CHARGED
WITH RoR5lNG LAURIE RICE -
ARRESTED IN FARGO AND
TAKEN ACROSS THE RIVER.

James and William Berry of Lisbon
are prisoners in the county Jail at
Moorhead charged with stealing the
wealth of one Laurie Rice last Satur-
day evening. The complaining witness,
from all appearances, is a young fell
low who should know how to take care
OF his money, but the oft repeated
story, Il was drunk and lost my head
Rice is intelligent looking and physi-
cally should be q match for two ordi-
nary men. He claims he was robbed
at the west end OF the north bridge. or
rather, 1t Is alleged, turned over his
money to a couple of men who said
taey would take care oft for him, but
they disappeared and he complained
to the police, as usual. Ultimately the
Berry boys, from descriptions given.
were arrested by the Fargo police and
turned over to the police OF Moorhead
and remanded to the county Jail until
today, also the. complaining witness
was taken care OF and he signed q for
NAL complaint this morning.
Justice Torson Will take up the hear
ing just as soon as the father of the
Berry boys arrives in the city from
his home, he having advised the po-
lice that he is on the way. The de-
PENDANTS claim there Is another side to
the story, but whether there is any
criminal intent or not there will be
some costs to pay by somebody as
the maintenance If police costs money.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
APPLY MENDEL Law
TO HUMAN RACE
THIS 10 THE HOPE EXPRESSED
BY W. :. sTILLMAN IN THE
OPENING LECTURE or THE
SEASON AT THE GRAND LAST
NIGHT.

In the opening Sunday night lee
ture OF the season at the Grand the.
atre last night w ]. spillman, an ,ex-
pert of the United States bureau OF
plant industry delivered a strong ad-
dress on heredity, In which he ex-
pressed the hope and the belief thar
the time was not far distant when the
Mendel law of heredity would be ap-
piled to the human race as well ais
plant and animal life as It, is now
done.
He gave an interesting and scientific
explanation of the Mendel law which
according to Mr.. Spillman was discov-
cred by an Austrian monk, named
Mendel In 1865. The discovery Of the
monk however was away ahead OF Its
time and 1t was not until 1900 that
other scientists took 1t up and made
practical applications OF It's prirci.
pies.
The great fundamental principle OF
this law is that the offspring will par.
take of the dominant characteristics
the strongest characteristics is apt to
give the child those strong points of
resemblance.
BY process OF selection Mr.. Spill
man declared that it was possible to
breed a progeny, in the plant ard
lower animal life, having any desired
Characteristic within the limits of the
characteristics of the parents and he
believed that this would be possible
In the human race.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
REVEL in AUTO
ENDS IN DEATH

Detroit. Oct. 5.-Mrs. Albert Bemer,
80, living in Kalamazoo, and Paul B
Feys, wealthy commission merchant,
were killed today when big tour
Ing car in which they and two other
couples were riding. was wrecked by a
street car. after the party had made a
four hour round of the Gross Pointe
roadhouses.
The auto was owned by Lowell III.
Turnbull. a wealthy competitor, of
Feys. Turnbull and Mrs. Emma Eme-
terio, of Brooklyn, the driver, whose
name is not known, and a woman
whose name is given as Campbell,
were the other couples.
The auto was going about so miles
an hour when II struck the car. Mrs.
Bemer was killed Instantly Feys died
at 8 a. m.
Mrs. Feys said at a. m. that she
did not know where her husband was.
Later. however. after visit from
Turnbull, she insisted that everything
was all right.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
WYMAN HEARING
IS BEGUN TODAY
HANNAH PLADsEN, EYE WITNESS
OF THE SHOOTING or WILLIAM
DiNEHART. TELLING STORY ON
THE STAND = DINEHART HIM
SELF is "A, WITNESS.

Hannah Pladsen, the only eye wit
ness to the shooting of William Dine
hart with the exception OF the prin-
cipals, proved to be very important
witness for the state when placed on
the stand in the case this afternoon.
The hearing was begun at $3.50 in
Judge Ryan's court and the lrst wit
ness called was William Dinehart, the
victim of the shooting. He told q
straightforward story He had accom-
panied the Pladsen girl home from the
theatre and reached Wyman's resi-
dence about IL O'Clock. He was stand
ing talking to the girl when Wyman
suddenly came around the house and
shot at him with a revolver. Wyman
then came closer and fired another
shot and then Wyman struck him,
knocking him over, and when he
Strengthened up Wyman shot the third
time and this bullet hit him in the
neck.
DR.. Humphries of Moorhead, who
attended the wounded ruan, was the
next witness called by the state and
he told about dressing the wound and
probing for the bullet.
Hannah Pladsen, the girl who waa
working for Wyman and who was ac-
companied home by Dinehart, was the
third witness called and she is on the
stand as we go to press. She corrom-
Grated Dinehart's story in almost every
particular.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
DEATH CLAIMS
INJURED CHILD
LITTLE HELEN scHUNKE, WHO
WAS BADLY INJURED BY BEING
RUN OVER BY A G. ". TRAIN
SATURDAY, PASSED BEYOND
LATE THAT NIGHT.

After twelve hours Of untold suf-
fering, Helen Schunke. the iO-year -old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Schunke. who was frightfully injured
by being run down by a Great North
ern freight train at the Tenth street
crossing Saturday morning, died at
st. Johns hospital at about IL o'clock
Saturday light.
The child was conscious up to the
very last and suffered frightfully to
which only death could bring relief.
The little girl was injured while at
tempting to cross the tracks while the
train was switching in the yards and
under conditions which made 1t look
as though 1t might have been due
to carelessness on the part of some of
the train crew. An inquest was held
this afternoon, the proceedings of
which appear elsewhere in this issue
Of The Forum.
The body of the unfortunate child
was taken to the undertaking parlors
of the Luger Furniture Co, where
preparations were made for burial. The
funeral will be held Wednesday morn
ing at o'clock from ST. Mary's cath
edral and interment will be made in
st. Mary's cemetary.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
MOOrhead Department

OF exchanging work in plowing, mort
than is usually done. The recent
statements show. the banks to have
plenty of money on hand s
According to T. T. Skrei, the po-
tato yield in Moland township Is good
this year especially on lands properly
taken care OF, and he reports yield
of $50 bushels to the acre.
Casselton Reporter: DIR. Patterson
OF Barnesville, Mimi, was In Arthur
one day last week with a view OF To-
eating and we believe would have
come only for some busybody who was
out with his little hammer.
Miss Bessie Van Houten who is
teaching at Wadena was an arrival
Saturday to spend Sunday at home.
Chairman johnson: TIE republi-
can central committee OF Clay county
Will be in session at headquarters in
the Wheeler block this evening.
H. ]. Mccarthy has completed the
digging Of his 120-acre field Of pota-
toes on the Orff farm and reports, an
average yield of 100 bushels to the
those required for domestic use the
entire output was sold to one house,
Mr.. Mccarthy receiving q personal
check for $3.50.
Fergus Falls and wahpeton football
teams were on the gridiron at, the
former town last Saturday afternoon
and after a hard fight the game ended
with a score OF o to 0.
Parties. in from FELTON, today were
showing some exceptionally fine sam
pies of Northern Minnesota wheat and
pop corn.
A trio Of stranded show people were
in the city this morning, vigorously
trying to arrange for the opportunity
of giving an exhibition for the pur-
pose Of raising the wind" There
were two men and a woman and the
spokesman for the party said 1t was
imperative that they do something, as
they were hungry and perhaps would
have to give the first performance in
that condition. One OF the stunts was
for one of the men to grow tall, at
will; the woman could become even
more diminutive than she was nor
been the side-show end of busted
circus. e. ,f
The city council will meet in regular
session this evening.
Some remodelling is being done to
the Rathskeller, the well appointed
reading room is being transformed
into a bar with the installation of a
swell counter and other fixtures. a,
Chief Malvey was called out of the
city on important business today.
Sheriff Whaley and his deputies are
busy serving papers for the term of
the district court which opens next
Monday, Judge Baxter presiding. At
present there are nine grand jury
prisoners in the county jail Nothing
definite has been heard of the where
abouts of the escaped prisoners, Fer
guson and Benson.
This week the Swedish Lutherans of
the state will celebrate the semi CEN
tennial Of the organization OF the con-
ference with series of elaborate fes-
tai services at Minneapolis this week,
beginning next Wednesday. The
Moorhead church will be represented
by the Rev. J. A. NyvaH. who is sched-
uled for one of the principal addresses
next Sunday. A feature of the fes-
tivities will be the presentation of
Berquist's oratorio, Grolgotha, in the
vast auditorium at st. Paul, next
Gustave Holmquist will
sing the basso roles P
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
ToMns ARG .Plaearded.
Franco az Meditator.

Paris, Oct. 5.France mas decided 10
enact the role Of mediator with the
object OF preventing war between
Turkey and Bulgaria Foreign Minis
ter Peichon already had begun se-
ries OF conferences with the diplomatic
representatives of the powers with an
idea Of reaching an understanding, the
purpose of which should be the main
tainance OF peace, when the official
news Of Prince Ferdinand's proclaim
alton at Tirnoyo arrived
The foreign minister conferred this
morning with M. Iswoll-1y, the Russian
minister OF foreign affairs, and Naounl
Pacha, Turkish ambassador. This aft
ernoon he will meet the Austro- Hun
garian, Britifh and American ambas-
sadors, as well as the Bulgarian diplo-
matte agent, M. Stancioff.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
MINISTERS PLAN
| WINTERS WORK
PROGRAMME FOR THE FARGO &
MooRHEAD MINISTERIAL Asso-
CATION WAS ARRANGED AT A
MEETING HELD AT THE n. m. c.
"A. THIS MORNING.

The members of the Fargo and Moor
head Ministerial association held their
first meeting OF the fall season at IO
o'clock this morning in the library OF
the \, M. c. A. building and outlined
the work which the association will
do during the coming winter and ar
ranged programme for the regular
meetings which are held on the first
Monday In each month. Owing to the
fact that this was the frst meeting of
the season. a special meeting was
called for Oct. is, ct which time a
paper will be read by Rev. @. j.. Pow
ell on the relation or the churches ia
the municipal questions OF Fargo and
Moorhead.
The programme which was arranged
for the meetings OF the other winter
months is as follows:
Nov. 5.--Rev. H. @. Leonard, The
EfHcient and Acceptable Evangelistic
Agencies OF Today.
Dev. 7,Rev. Chas. r. Adams, Bet
ter Methods OF Bible Study.
Jan. 4-Rev. o. u. McCfacken, Pa
pers on the Poor OF Fargo and Moor
head
Feb, 4.Rev. w. 8. Ulrich. Prayer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
SULTAN WANTS
War TO REGAIN
HIS old SWAY

London, Oct. 5.--Abdul Hamid, sui
tan Of Turkey, wants a war with Bull
garia in the hope that in the resulting
confusion he could abrogate the con-
stitution that he was recently forced
to grant his people.
This is the view OF many Of the
leading diplomats in European capi-
tails.
Turkey is wholly unprepared, both
In finances and the spirit of her peo-
pie. for such conflict.
Further support of the belief that
Austria Hungary Is backing Bulgaria
is. seen In the intimation from the var
ious powers that they VIII not accept
Russia's proposal to submit the diff
ferences between Bulgaria and Tur-
key to the signatories Of the Berlin
treaty, which defined the status OF
the Balkan states. The powers have
agreed to the submission Of these diff
ferences to The Hague tribunal.
This attitude is generally attributed
to the influence OF Austria Hungary.
The discovery of Austria Hungary's
intention to annex Bosnia and Her
zegovina has brought denial from
that country that she contemplates
such move, but the announcement OF
her plans came from an official source.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
USED RAZOR RESISTING Of
FICER; WANTED IN BISMARCK.

Charles Peters, queer looking in
diVidual, whose English is very faulty,
got himself mixed UP with the Moor
head police last Saturday night and
was arrested for being drunk and dis
orderly, and added to that was a
charge Of resisting an officer and try
ing to use a razor. Peters answers
the description of party wanted by
the authorities at Bismarck and the
sheriff of Burleigh county has request
ed that the man be held pending his
arrival The defendant has much to
say, but is extremely incoherent in all
that he has to say, and gets excited.
He was remanded back to Jail until
Wednesday morning by Justice Tor
son.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
Wife USED WHIP;
HUBBY SKIDDOOED
HAWLEY MAN TELLS SHERIFF
WHALEY HE LEFT FAMILY BE-
CAUSE HIS FRou APPLIED THE
HoRsEWHIP WHEN he CAME
HOME DRUNK.

Il ran away because my wife horse
whipped me for getting drunk was
one Of the reasons given by d. e. Hill
lestad. farmer living near Hawley,
to Sheriff Whaley last Saturday wheE
he was arrested on a warrant charging
non support OF wife and three chill
dren. 1t Is alleged the defendant left
his home July last, and has not been
seen since until last Saturday. when
he was met in Moorhead by the sher-
iff, who promptly served the papers
upon Hillestad. Justice Malloy. Sat-
urday evening, set the hearing for this
evening, when in all likelihood the de-
fcndant viii be put under bonds to
provide for his wife and little ones.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
$4,000 LIFE
POLICY FOR
EDNA HOPPER

New York Oct 5.--Iis $1,000 amsa.
mobile was not the only present gsvar
20 sprightiy Edna Wallace Hopper by
a. Q. Brown Of the defunct hrokar.
age firm of A. O. Brown q co. The
actress devoted swain testified befara
United States Commissioner Csiichr,s =
this morning that she had also hasn
presented with his life insurance noll-
cy of $4,000. ,S to'a-
Under questioning by ATTY. HavAs,
for Receiver Littlefield, Brown adnasts
ted the gift and incidentallv paid !
pretty compliment to Miss pAnnar,s
charms, when he declared he had
known the comedienne but i month
when ne began bearing gifts.
Hayes first question referred so fba
life insurance policy, ana Brown saiS
ne had taken out one for s2s 0ff, 1o
years ago, In favor OF his wife. who
then lived. V1ao
Where Is 1t now?" he was asked
"A gave It to Miss Hopper" aaia
Brown
,. w. Rhoades. cashier OF the Brow,,
firm, told Of e. r. Buchanan Of the
Brown firm ordering him to aax ~,
A. Il. Coombs of Coombs q Co. Win
securities In possession OF the ARR.
after its collapse. Coonabs' cIaiyo ,,,s !
for $4,000. He was paid orllv N na - 8,
but, Rhoades said. declared later mar
he had sold some of the securities a.
iivered TO him for $4,000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
CENTURY CLUB MEETING
Annual Session Will BE Held Tues
day Night at the Public
Library

Tomorrow. Tuesday, evening, Oct
s. occurs the annual meeting Of the
Century club. The meeting will be
held at i s p. m. at the public library.
at which time plans for the fall and
winter season will be considered.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
Local Marksts.
Live Stock Markets.

Chicago, Oct. 5.--Hogs 10000; left
over 5,2S2; prospects sc lower. Light
$6.25Q6.95; mixed $6.3O@7.10; heavy
S6.@@715; rough $6.3O@6.35.
Cattle 10000 including 5000 west
"rns; steady to 10c lower.
Sheep 10000; prospects Strong.
Omaha, Oct. 5. - Receipts - Hogs
1900; cattle 11,OO0; sheep 10000.
Kansas City, Oct. 8. - Receipts
Hogs $4,000; cattle 10000; sheep 49,
900.
South st. Paul. Oct. 5.-Hogs $500;
l0c lower; range $6.10@6.20 for bulk.
Cattle $500; 10@15c lower. ..a
Sheep $500; 10c higher.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
DEATH STOPS WIRELESS TALK OF
FATHER and SON PARTED BY SEA
Body Of Aged Mexican Millionaire Arrives IN New York s
Ahead Of Ship Bearing Relatives.

that day the son received no message
either from his father or his father 9
secretary, and then word came from
the secretary that the old man was
sick, followed by another yesterday
saying he was dead.
Father and son had meant to come
over on the same steamship, but at
the last moment they were obliged TO
take different boats.
Senior Bollio was retired hemp
planter and was said to be extremely
wealthy. He was So years old and had
had twenty-five children. eleven &
whom are living.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
Buy, Sell And repair
Any old thing. scn rTars.
TO HOLD EXAM. OCT. 20
Prospects for Large clans, the Mem.
bers Of Which Will Try for
State Certificates. 8

The quarterly state pharmacy ex-
aminations for certificates to practice
the profession in North Dakota will
be held at the agricultural college In
this city on Oct. 20. So far there
have been a large number Of appli-
cations sent in and w. S. Porterfeld,
a member OF the state examining
board, said that there was every pros
pect OF a large class for these tests.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
infant Child Dead.

The two weeks old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. sigverd Slansen Of Harwood
died at the home OF its parents last
night. The funeral will be held Tues
day afternoon from the house at Har-
wood and interment win be made In
the cemetery at that place under the
direction OF Undertaken Gaard OF
Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05

New York, Oct. 5.--The steamship
Lucania arrived from Liverpool today
with dead passenger. Antonio Boiio,
an aged Mexican millionaire, and at
the same time there came up the bay
La Lorraine, from Harve, bearing his
son, Gustavo, with his family.
That the elder Bolio had died yes
terday not only was known by the
younger man before ne landed here
this morning. but almost all the way
across the Atlantic the two had kept
upa communicates by means of wire
less teIegraphy until Thursday. On
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
EAST SIDE sPoTs.

A. b. Erickson or the Fergus Falls
Collection agency was in the city on
business. with some cases before JUS
tice Malloy. Mr.. Erickson said that
collection conditions were fairly good.
but they will be late as there Is con-
siderable grain In the hands of the
farmers. The latter, this fall, have
been doing considerable in the way
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
AUSTRIAN TELLS PEOPLE NOT
TO EMlcRATE TO u. Q.

Vienna, Oct. 5.On the strength OF
representations from Baron Hengel-
muller, Austro- Hungarian anlbassa-
dor at Washington ,as to the labor
government ls warning its people
against emigration to America.
The conditions in Pennsylvania are
particularly bad, the ambassador
points out. and there Is small chance
Of enigrants getting employment
there.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05

st. Louis, Oct 5.-Fire yesterday
afternoon destroyed the warehouse OF
the st. Louis Glass and Paint Co. at
Main and Gratiot streets, entailing a
loss of $150.0a0. Three fremen were
overcome by poisonous gases from the
burning paint and oils. but they were
soon rssuscitated.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
pishop y conneetleut strIeken.

Hartford. Conn, Oct. 5.-The Right
Rev Michael Tierney. Catholic bishop
Of the diocese of Connecticut, was
stricken with apoplexy last night and
Is In a critical condition. His ply
sicians fear that he will not recover.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
SUSPECT IS ARRESTED
Man Hauled in at Tpwner on suspic-
ion of Knowing Something of
CosswelI Safe Cracking. y

A man commonly known as Black
ie," and giving no other name, was
arrested at Towner late last week,
suspected of being one of the parties
implicated in the cracking of the safe
of the State Bank of Cogsweli early
Thursday morning last. He was in
possession of a large and complete
set Of burglar tools. W.. C. Macfad-
den of this city and an officer Of the
North Dakota State Bankers associa- :
tion received two photographs of the
man, which will be sent to the Pink
erton rogues' gallery for the purpose
of seeing IL 1t can be identified.
Buy, Sci; And repair
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
Turkey Has Suspicious.

ConstantinopIo. Oct. s. = Turkey is
convinced that Austria. backed by
Germany, encouraged Bulgaria to de-
clare her Independence In order to
strike a blow at the Kaimil ministry
and compromise a new constitution.
1t is not known what steps Turkey
will take, but the impression prevails
that European conference will be
held to consider the whole question.
Towns Are Plaearded.
Advices obtained in an authoritative
quarter of Sofia are to the effect that
only some of the powers supported the
British proposal, the settlement Of the
railroad question. This want Of unan-
unity. among the powers encourages
Bulgaria to persist in her present att
titude.
Varnias and other Bulgarian towns
are placarded today ith declarations
that the moment has now arrived to
proclaim Independence as otherwise
Turkey, on tie strength OF the treaty
of Berlin, will demand the restitution
OF the eastern Rumeha-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
What Hit the carsY

Rings Little Liver Pills for bill
iousness, sick headache. They keep
you well Csc. Try them. Sold by
Mcdonald Drug Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05

Continued from Page One.
This action was taken at Tirnovo by
Prince Ferdinand, who was elected
Prince of Bulgaria In 1887. The Bull
garian cabinet was present with the
prince, having met him yesterday at
the frontier and journeyed with him
to Tinrnovo. The party reached Tirno-
vo last evening. Ttrnovo is the ancient
capital of the kingdom of Bulgaria,
and it was there in the olden days
that the kings of Bulgaria were crown
ed 50 az
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
Big Rain at Buffalo

Reports from Buffalo state that
there was very heavy rain at thai
plsre yesterday afternoon. Il was s.s ,,ssa
Of the hardest rains of the season. 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05

"Constancy to purpose in advertis-
ing-if the purpose is right in the
beginning--will make the smallest sue
cess germ grow up to full size unfail-
ingly H
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05

Minneapolis privileges Dec. wheat
Puts $1.00s; calls $1.02.