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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALESLADY FOR
our fur department. LOUVRE GLOVE CO.,
1115-1117 st. NV.
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Will DEVELOPE
VAST TERRITORY
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF $1,000 600 COMPANY FILED
IN MINNESOTA.

st. Paul Oct 24.-Articles of in
corporation of the Minnesota and On
tario Power Co., capitalized at ST.
100000, were filed in st. Paul yester-
day The Minnesota g. Ontario
Power CO is organized in Maine and
it's list of incorporators indicate it
is backed by some influential men in
Minneapolis, Chicago and New York.
II has bought from E. w. Backus
and the Backus- Brooks Co. the i'm
mense water power at the Canadian
boundary and will at once begin it's
developments. The contract has been
let for the complete erection Of an inn
mense dam and hyrdo electric power
station at international Falls and
Fort Francis and the construction of
the ground wood sulphate and news
print paper plant
The company will also generate and
make available for general smanufac-
turing purposes electric energy and
power in sufficient quantities to sup
ply the needs of all commercial users
in the vicinity.
This will mean that International
Falls and Fort Francis will become
one of the largest IL not the largest
paper producing points in the world.
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THREATEN TO
BREAK AWAY
CATHOLIC WOMEN FoREsTERs
HAVE STORMY DISCUSSION
OVER ELECTION.

Chicago, Oct. "a. A meeting be-
hind closed doors was held last night
by Mrs. Rodgers safety committee to
discuss the disputed election of Mrs
Rose D. Rittman and Mrs. Rodgers
to the office of high chief ranger OF
the Woman's Catholic Order of For
esters.
At one stage of the discussion sew
eral of the most ardent members of the
committee, which was represented BY
10S delegates, evidenced a desire te
recede from the order and support M ES
Rodgers, in spite of any decision tb
might be rendered by the courts. vitae
the difficulty Is to be threshed out u
the near future. Mrs. Rodgers, how
ever, urged her adherents to abide BY
the action Of the law. Contributions
were called for and $500 was collected
as war fund to fight out the matter
In the courts
The gathering was supposed to rep
resent the sentiments of 1900 members
of the order.
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Milwaukee, Oct. Ex-senator La Fol-
lette made two speeches in Milwaukee
last night for the national republican
ticket. In his first address at the south
side Turner hall he gave a glowing
eulogy to Taft and paid particular at
tention to the early Taft decision on
the antitrust law. 81.
During his speech at Schhtz Park
Senator La Toilette spoke on the tar
iff, with relation to the trusts. Bryan's
remedy he said, Of placing all trust
made articles on the free list, would
result in reducing wages so per cent
or more. He advocated the imprison-
ment Of the men who manage the
trusts in violation of the law.
Some one in the audience asked the
senator What about Joe Cannon
Senator La Toilette said that Cannon
should be defeated because he has
suppressed representative govern
ment." In connection with represent
ative government said the senator:
"Fm going to do all can to clean
up the United States senate. -Four
years from now will see a republican
senate that Is overwhelmingly pro-
gressive,"
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Motor Parkway, L. l., Oct. "a
George Robertson In his 120- horse
power locomobile, an american made
machine, won the fourth Vanderbilt
auto cup race on the new motor park
way, on Long Island today, and at the
same time created. new American
record for long distance auto contests.
Herbert Lytle, driving an italian
Isotta 50-horse power was second,
less than two minutes behind the win
ner.
These cars were the only ones to
ofifcialIy finish the race.
25o,0oo Persons Witness Race.
A great crowd of not less than
a quarter of a million persons who had
filled the grandstand and almost every
point of vantage around the entire
course, crowded on the track after the
first two cars had dashed across the
finish line. To avoid the possibility
of serious accidents 1t became ne
cessary for the track officials to de-
clare the race off after the second
car had finished.
At the time of the finish w. K Van
derbilt, jr's., 1I0--horse power German
Mercedes, driven by w. C. Luttgen,
was running third with safe lead SO
that to 1t must be accorded third
place, although 1t was not permitted
to finish.
Made Desperate Finish.
Motor Parkway, Long Island, Oct
24--At the end of the sixth lap OF the
race for the Vanderbilt cup. little
more than half finished, Haupt, No. 4
in his Chadwick; Robertson No. 16
in a Locomobile, and Herbert Lytle
No. s, the Issota, were making des-
perate fight for the leadership
Haupt had the honor at that point
but as he flashed across the line Rob-
ertson was leaning along only thir-
teen seconds behind him, pushing his
big car to the limit CT its speed HIS
went past the gradstand like a whiri-
wind, finishing his last lap at an av-
erage speed OF almost seventy miles
an hour.
Forty seconds after Robertson
came Herbert Lytle. He was pushing
his machine to the utmost in an ef-
fort to overcome the slight advantage
Haupt and Robertson had over him
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ASSASSINATION
PLANNED FOR FETE
CHINESE Discovers PLOT Tc
KILL HIGH OFFICIALS DUR
IN RECEPTION TO THE
AMERICAN FLEET.

Annoy. China, Oct. 24.-Preparations
for the reception here on Oct 30 of the
second division of the American bat
tleship feet are nearing completion.
The work OF reconstructing the
grounds and pavilion where the Wis
itors will be entertained, which were
seriously damaged by the recent ty-
phoon, is practically finished. Chi
nese officials who are to take part in
the welcome are arriving every day.
A plot was unearthed here today.
the object of which was the assassin
alton OF a certain high Chinese official
during the reception by the govern
ment to the American fleet AS a
result extraordinary precautions are
being taken for the safety of all off,
cials. Strong guards have been
thrown around the reception ground
and will be maintained all the time
the vessels are in the port and no
strangers Will be admitted to any OF
the festivities or entertainment OF
welOone.
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BREAKS PIANO PLAYING
REcoRD 5Y A MINUTE.

Richmond, Va. Oct. 24:--The world
record In piano playing was broken In
SheIbyville by Roy E. Harding. who
accomplished the feat or playing thir-
ty-six hours and one minute before
ending the contest. The record OF
thirty six hours was held by Wilford
b. Kingston of Brooklyn, N. Y. Hard
ing, besides winning a wager. will get
q position with a piano factory for his
nerve -racking feat. He Is from In
dianapolis In all the time he did not
yemov1 his fingers from the key board.
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ouakara TaoI.Ia indians.

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 24-The uni
versity of Pennsylvania football team
will today try to conquer the Indians
For several years past the red men
from Carlisle have come down tC
Franklin field and in the presence OF
many thousands of people have taken
the scalp of the Pennsylvanians with
an ease that was almost humiliating
The Pennsylvania game is the most
important contest on the Indians long
schedule and they are in prime con
dition for the fray. They expect to
win again this year.
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FRISCO TREASURY
HAS Been LOOTED

|. san Francisco. Oct. 24.--In an en-
deavor to fix the responsibility for
the shortage OF the ss7,50O in the city
treasury, a committee of investigation
ssas made an unexpected discovery
that funds to the extent Of 1000 more
are missing and criminal prosecution
is foreshadowed in tine detention BY
the authorities OF James c. Tonally
for several years bookkeeper in the
city treasurer's Office
For nearly two years 1t has been
known that there was a shortage in the
treasurer's Office OF $4,000.
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RUSSIAN PATRIOT 5
|. FREEDOM DELAYED

St. Petersburg, Oct "a. - Nicholas
Tschaikovsky, aged Russian patriot,
who has been in prison here for nearly
a year, was not released today as had
been expected. A dispatch from Lon
don received this morning informed
his wife and daughter that money for
his bail, $4,000, had been raised and
would be telegraphed here, but up to
4;30 p. m the bank had received no
advices and as the court closed at that
hour the release will have to be de-
ferred until Monday.
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United Rrethren conferenee.

Cleveland, Ohio, Oct 24-The fifty,
seventh session Of the German confer
ence of the United Brethren in Christ
opened here yesterday and will con-
tinue until Sunday evening. Bishop
George Matthews of Chicago, vice
president of the Illinois Anti-Saloon
league, presided and gave the address
OF the morning on 'The Influence of
Prayer
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is HANGED WITH
PRAYER ON LIPS
NEGRO, CAUSE or SPRINGFIELD o
RACE RIOT, CONFESSED GUILT.

Springfield, Ill, Oct. "a. - Having
confessed his guilt, and with a prayer
upon his lips. Joe James. the 1s-year-
old negro murderer, was hanged in the
county jail today.
James murdered G. Al. Ballard, a
well known railroad engineer. on the
night OF July 8 last. The crime was
largely responsible Tor precipitation OF
the recent fatal race riot In this city.
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PLANS HARBOR
FOR $S,OOO,OOO
COMPANY MAKES sTuPENpoUs
PROPOSITION TO MAYOR
OF CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. 24.-The drst definite
proposal for the creating of great
commercial lake harbor. along Chica-
go's water front Is made to Mayor
Busse by the Furniture Exposition
Co. This concern desires to build a
deep water harbor off the lake front
north OF the mouth Of the
Chicago river. With its docks and
slips the work is estimated to cost
sS,000,000.
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n. D. man COMMITS
SUICIDE IN HOTEL

New Salem, N, d., Oct. PA man
by the name of s. Skarpohl commit
ted suicide In room at the Dakota
hotel by taking carbolic acid. AS near
as the fact can be learned he had been
brooding over some trouble that he
had had He has a sister living at
Almont by the name or Mrs. Einge-
berg Ellefson
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ATTENDED WEDDING.

w. D. Gillispie Returned From HarniI-
ton, Where His Niece Was Married.
w. b. Gillispie, Of the firm, Of Haxby
& Giliispie, architects, returned last
night from Hamilton, N. D., where he
was attending the wedding Of his niece,
Miss Maggie Chambers, to Ed Hamil-
ton of Cavalier Miss Chambers is
the daughter Of r. r. Chambers, a
prominent citizen OF Hamilton, while
the groom is promising young grain
dealer.
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Annapolis, Md, Oct. 24.--The day of
the big mid-season struggle on the
academy gridiron between the mid
shipmen and Harvard dawned hazy
and with great deal of humidity in
the air. The chances early In the day
were for a fair, but warm, afternoon.
All indications pointed to record
breaking crowd. The navy is the fav-
orite in what betting there is in An
nanoIiS
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"GAS EXPLOSION"
AT ITALIAN PALACE

Lisbon, Oct. 24.-What is described
here as "gas explosion" occurred to-
day at the Royal Palace at Operto.
General Cibrao and three other per-
sons suffered injuries. The palace is
being prepared for the coming of King
Manuel on Nov. s.
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SLAYER GODDARD IS FREE.

Good Behavior Secures Release Of
Murderer of Laundryman.
Jefferson City, Mo-, Oct 24.-Dr. JEFF
ferson d. Goddard, whose trial and
conviction for the murder of Frederick
jackson, a laundryman of Kansas
City, in April, 1897, was one of the
most sensational, was released today
from the state prison. After three
trials he began a twenty four years
term in the spring of 1901, but com
mutation and good behavior credit
set him free today.
DIR. Goddard shot Jackson in hotel
in Kansas City
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BRYAN RUSHES
TO new YORK

Jersey City, Oct. 24.-After remain
ing on board his special car in the
Pennsylvania railroad yards here dur
ing the night, Willial- j. Bryan start
ed early today on his tour through the
southeastern tier of counties Of New
York state.
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Rain Mixed With sleet.

Kansas City, Mo-. Oct. 24.-A cold
rain mixed with sleet fell here today
and the precipitation was general
throughout northwestern Missouri and
southeastern Kansas. In Oklahoma
city, where the rainfall has been
heavy the last week, the rain contin-
ued today with no promise of abate-
ment. Similar conditions prevailed in
the vicinity of Fort Worth, Tex,
where over two inches have fallen in
twenty -four hours.
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KAISER'S BROTHER
Will SAIL in AIR

Friedrickshafen, Oct. 24.-The Yep
pelin airship made another successful
ascent this morning and maneuvered
above the city. at the will Of the pi-
lots. The craft is being tuned UP for
the ascension to be made by Prince
Henry OF Prussia. Emperor williams
brother next Tuesday.
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No Decision IN Primary Law
Fight Today
LAWRENCE ASSAILS PLEDGE
OPINION PREVAILS IN BISMARCK
THAT SENATORIAL PROVISION
WILL BE HELD VALID, BUT
THAT PLEDGE PORTION WILL
BE KILLED-FlGHT THEN GOES
TO LEGISLATURE.

Bismarck, N. D., Oct. 24.--Argu-
ments have been on again today last
ing nearly all day In the supreme
court, in the primary election case,
wherein the senatorial provision of
that law is involved.
1t was nearly noon today before the
merits OF the case were reached. The
first constitutional question raised was
that of the legislative pledge required
of the members as to whom they
should vote for in the session. The
burden of the case this morning SEEM
ed to rest upon the REALTORS and At
torney Lawrence made an extended
argument, pointing out to the court
where the pledge part was unconsti-
tutional because the legislature had
attempted to add to the qualifications
of the legislative members which were
expressly defined in the constitution.
Conflicts With Both Constitutions.
Lawrence's address, occupying over
two hours, also dwelt upon the fact
that the senatorial feature of the pri-
mary law confiicted with the constitu-
tion of the United States and that the
state, holding that the constitution of
the United States prescribes that
members of the United States senate
shall be elected by the legislature, and
that the state constitution is conflicted
with in that the primary law pre-
scribes additional duties to canvassing
boards which are prescribed by the
state constitution.
McCue Defends the Law.
Attorney General McCue's argument,
defending the law, holds that neither
the constitution of the state or the
U. s., is affected by the primary law,
and that the rights of the citizens are
not affected by this clause of the pri-
mary law. The attorneys for both the
eal9g4sIates who are in the case also
afEaa aIong the same lines as McCue,
Ia valiant attempt is being made
~ ain the law as 1t was enacted.
WArshalIis Chances Are slim.
The case is followed with no little
interest and is the topic of general
gossip in the city. There is quite a
| general opinion here that the law per-
| tanning to the nomination of senators
will not be set aside, but there is a
wider belief that at least the pledge
OF the legislative nominee VIII be set
aside.
1t is also conceded that with the
fight for the toga put straight to the
legislature, that the chances of both
Marshall and Johnson will be seriously
affected. 1t is thought that the main
fight will be centered against Marshall
and it's very much doubted here
whether or not he will be able to Sc
cure a majority vote of the joint as
sembly against the field, as it is ex
pected there will be at least six candi-
dates before the legislature.
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TWO met DEATH in
CANADIAN WRECK

winnipeg, Oct. 24.-Tn the wreck of
grain train east bound from Winni
peg. 40 miles from Port Arthur, Ont,
on the Canadian Northern, early this
morning, r.. Munt, Winnipeg, engineer.
was Killed; Fireman Munro. fatally i'm
Jured, being scaided. and had an arm
bs~ken. The engineer was caught be-
tween the engine and tender
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CD HUNGRY;
CAUSE: RAIN
twenty-five Thousand Persons
Without Breakfast

Muskogee. OKLA, Oct. 24.-Twenty
thousand persons shivered in cold
north wind In Muskogee this morning
without breakfast or fire as result
of the washing out during the night
Of gas main across the Arkansas
river here. There had been steady
downpour OF rain for thirty eight
hours and today 1t was still raining.
Several railroad bridges have been
washed away and many passenger
trains are stalled near here.
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THRONGS CHEER
TAFT IN INDIANA
------
CANDIDATE SPEAKS nv FIFTEEN
HoosIER TOWNS TODAY BE-
FOR ENTHUSIASTIC
AUDIENCES.

Richmond, Ind, Oct 24-The Taft
special left Indianapolis early today
for q tour northward in Indiana. which
a to end tonight at Gary. Judge Taft
continued his talk to the farmers
wherever stops were made. There are
fiftean towns on his itinerary today.
The crowds which met the candidate
were large and enthustastic.
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consul
ENDS HIS LIFE

Berlin, Oct. 24.-Silas G. Mcfarland
OF Iowa. consul general at large OF
European districts shot himself on a
railroad train today coming from
Hamburg to Berlin He died almost
instantly. His body was taken OF the
train at Ludwigslust.
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SON OF kern
IS NEAR DEATH
BUT SLIGHT HOPE IS OFFERED
FOR THE RoYs RECOVERY.

Kern, jr.. son of the democratic vice
presidential candidate, who is suffer
ing from nerve paralysis and acute
Indigestion is stilI in critical condi-
ton 1t was feared for time last
night that he, would not live until
morning but there is a slight chance
for his recovery.
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Cut of From World.

Bartlesville, Okla, Oct. 24-The
Caney river today is two feet higher
here than at any time since 1885. Rain
has been falling along its valley al
most constantly for the past seventy
two hours Bartlesville is cut off from
communication with the outside world
except by interurban electric line SER
vice. The railroad bridge across the
Caney river has been greatly damaged
by the flood North Bartlesville is
under four feet of water
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BIG GAMES
in The EAST
Navy Is the Fayorite Against
Harvard Today
PENN. VS.. THE RED men
Fl II N
BIG GRlDlRoN BATTLE BEING
WAoED AT ANNAPOLIS THIS
AFTERNOON - CARLISLE IN.
DAMS HOPE TO WIN AGAIN
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
FOOTBALL SCORES.

Philadelphia, Oct. 24-First half.
Pennsylvania 6, Carlisle 0.
Annapolis The navy made a
touchdown and kicked goal. Score,
Navy 6, Harvard 0.
Princeton, Oct. 24.-First half.
Princeton 0, Syracuse O.
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AMERICAN
Wins RACE
Robertson, in Locomobile, Cap
tureS Vanderbilt Cup
ALL U. S. RECORDS BROKEN
LYTLE IN ITALIAN CAR FINISHES
eENoNn hAAE nBrhnI nn.Orn
LYTLE IN ITALIAN CAR FINISHES
SECOND - AMERICAN DRIVER
AVERAGES GAYS MILES PER
HOUR FOR 25s.5 MILEs-sTANG
IN FRENCH CAR LOSES IN A
SENSATIONAL FACE.
ALL AMERICAN RECORD BRO.
KEN.

Motor Park, l., l., oct. "a
Robertson averaged 64.3 miles
per hour, thereby breaking all
previous American records.
Lytle finished second. The
race was declared Off before the
third car came in.
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HAD MOVING MANIA.
Wife Asks Divorce Because Husband
Chanaed Residence 80 Timss. 5

Fort Wayne, Ind, Oct. 24.-Because
she was forced to change her home
thirty nine times in her married life,
Mrs. Jennie e. v. Jarrett yesterday
asked divorce from James E. Jar
rett. The couple were married in
1891. Mrs. Jarrett said the family
had been elected from sixteen houses
for non payment Of rent, and had
moved out OF others to avoid process.
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SPIRITUALlSTS war
ON FAKE MEDIUMS

indianapolis. Ind, Oct. 24.-At
the convention of the National
Spiritualists' association, steps
were taken to force out Of busi-
ness all fakirs and false mediums.
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FARGO VS..
Y. c. HIGH
Local School Leads at End Of
First Half
FIRST Halt.

Fargo high school 8, Valley City
high school 4.
In the frs two minutes play in the
second half Fargo made q trick play,
Kimball running sixty yards for
touchdown; goal was kicked. Score.
Fargo IL, Valley City 4.
, 1908-10-03
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
FREDERIKSTED'S POST OFFICE.

Paid.
Mr.. Joseph AIleyne GOOD Hope), Mrs.
Angelina Charles, Miss Auna Michael,
Rosebell Robert, Miss Elizatr Simon, hiss
Rebecca Thomas {Whim).
Unpaid.
Miss Rocitta Benjamin (River), Mrs. Maria
Barry (St. George's), Mrs. Grace Ann
Brown, Miss Daisy Clark. Mrs. Fredelicka
Clarke, Mr. Onesimus Francis Golden
Grove, Mr.. James VIM. Giddings, Mrs.
Jane jacobs Campo Rico), Mr.. James Alex
ander Hills (River). MIR. John Quinton, Miss
Jane Sandeford.
Frederiksted's Post Office, 3oth Septem-
Der 1908.
w. BJERG.
, 1908-10-03
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS.
TIANSTED'S Posi- OFFICE.
Psi.1.

Paid.
Erneiia Brafit, Rosalin Bnzby, Mrs. Mary
Canes, Miss Maria Edwards, clio Joseph
Bryan, Ann e. Edwards, Christian Fred
crick. Elizabeth Jensen, Mips Marie jack
son, julius Members, Elizabeth Moore,
Charlotte Petersen, John James Packran,
NJ. q. Smith, jacob Thomas, James Wiz
Hams.
Unpaid.
Ebenezer Mclean, clio Police Authorities,
(3o ~; Miss Irene Husbands, Slob, go b.;
joan James, Hcrmon Hill, $50 b.; Caleb
James, Rattan, go b.; Ernest A. A. Will
kinson, Castle Coakley, $50 b..
Chrisliansteds Postkontor, den 30te Sep
tember 1903.
NJ. ANDERSEN.
, 1908-10-03
Strayed.

A WORKING BULL, lion colonred, and
IA marked G. +. on the shoulder, has stray
ed from Castle Coakley, and, against a re-
ward, is requested sent back to that estate.
/ October 1903.
G. ANDRE SEN.