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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-02
WRIGHT CASE
CONTINUED AT
DEVILS LAKE
Denfense Makes an Unexpect-
ed Move Today

Devils Lake, N. D., Sept 2.-Today
witnessed an unexpected move in the
preliminary hearing in the case OF
the state VS.. Mrs. Mary Wright, who
is charged with the murder of her
adopted daughter, Babe" Cox. The
state rested last night after putting
about thirty witnesses on the stand
Today at the opening of court the
defense called DR.. Lee of Edmore and
he strongly expressed his belief that
the alleged eliminating marks on the
throat of the dead girl were marks
due to the process of embalming the
body. After this testimony Judge Nc
Glory for the defense moved dis
missal of the case, but Justice Jones
denied the motion.
After the dismissal of the motion
to quash the proceedings Mr.. McClory
asked for continuance Of two
weeks to allow preparation Of papers
for the removal of S. A. Kelley and
to bar him from acting as assistant
to District Attorney Serumgard. The
contention of the defense is that Mr..
Kelley is not a legal assistant as his
appointment was not properly made.
The case was adjourned until Sept.
Is at 2 o'clock.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-02
FIRE SALUTE FOR
SECRETARY WRIGHT
He Witnesses ManueverS at
Fort Riley

Fort Riley, Kan, Sept AT re-
yeilee this morning, salute
of seventeen guns was fired In honor
of Secretary of War Luke e. Wright,
who with his party is visiting the post
here. When the secretary reached the
maneuver camp at 1880 o'clock anoth-
er salute of seventeen guns was fred
A spectacular programme was arrang-
ed at the camp for today.
Five thousand regulars, with two
regiments of the Iowa national guard
ana a regiment from South Dakota
took part in the attack and the de-
tense of Junction City.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-02
A CLEVELAND PASTOR
WON'T ACT AT WEDDING
Of A BRIDE in SHEATH

Cleveland. Ohio, Sept. 2.Rev. M
M. Pratt. pastor of the Plymouth Con-
gregational church, declined today to
officiate at the wedding OF Miss Alice
Darling. is. who will be married in q
sheath gown
Miss Darling and the groom to be
John Daye, called at the ministers
Office this morning.
II do not object SO much I'd the
sheath gown, said Or. Pratt, sbuf ]
do objecI to the notorfety that such
la wedding would cause
Miss Darling and Daye VIII be mar.
ried Thursday night ct O'Clock at
Luna park
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-02
SECRECY ATTENDS
BIG COURT MARTIAL

Washington, Sept BY direction
Of the president general court mar
tial embracing In Its membership one
major general, six brigadiers and six
coionels will meet at Fort Wayne
Michigan, on Tuesday. Sept 29, ssfor
a trial Of snch persons as may be
brought before it,,
Major General Frederick ID. Gran,
will head the court
Great secrecy Is maintained at the
war department as to the identity OF
the officers to be ordered before the
court for trial but in view Of the on
GERS high rank who comprise IT, the
assumption Il that the proposed trial
or trials involves an off1cer or ON
GERS Of higher rank than that Of cap
tain.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-02
CHEER TAFT
and FORAKER
When They Shake Hands at
Toledo
MEETING LIKE HURRICANE
RECONCILIATION BETWEEN FOR
MER POLITICAL RIVALS A BIG
FEATURE OF c. A. r. PARADE
TO-DAY - TuDE Wit
NEssEs THE EVENT.

Toledo, o., Sept. 2.--William Fl.
Taft and Senator Foraker, meeting for
the first time since the republican
convention, created a hurricane Of
cheers today when they shook hands
with each other in the official review
ing stand as the @. A. r. parade was
passing.
The scene of the meeting between
the erstwhile political rivals was a
fitting one. In the most prominent
seat in the reviewing stand stood the
republican nominee, fianked on either
side by prominent citizens Of the city.
while below him there marched vet
erans OF the civil war. saluting and
mingling their cheers with the music
of many brass bands. Taft bowed
again and again as the carriages pass
ed and in one OF those carriages sat
Sentor Foraker himself acknowledge
ing the cheers from those who recog-
nized him.
At the stand Senator Foraker with
Senator Dick and Governor Harris.
alighted and Joined the line OF men
passing before Taft on their way to
seats.
Mighty Cheer Goes Up.
AS the senior Ohio senator an
preached and the crowd recognized
him there was a seconds hush and d
mighty cheer was taken up in the
street and echoed far away in the dis
tango as the senator and the former
segetary of war shook hands.
Hello, there" said Taft. extending
efis hand as he saw his fellow states
man approaching. Both men smiled
and the crowd now fully cognizant
that the anticipated reconciliation be-
tween the former political foes was
now an ofFicial fact Increased the vol
unlc of their cheers to an extent that
made II almost impossible for the two
principals In the scene TO tell what
one was saying to the ether
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PHYSICIAN FASTs TO
PROVE HIS THEORY.
AND is ON DEATH BED.

st. Louis, Sept, 2.-Dr. Irving
j. Earles is dying. the victim of
his attempt to prove his theory
that fasting is panacea for all
human ills.
He is so weakened by the long
fast year ago that he a vic
tim of sunstroke during the recent
hot weather.
DR.. Earles gained some fame
last winter. when he tasted 81
days. He loudly proclaimed that
he had suffered no evil effects. In
that time, however, he shrank
from 24o pounds to less than $50
pounds.
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TUESDAYS
ELECTIONS
Vermont Goes Republican by
Big Plurality
PROUTYS PLURALITY $4,000
DEMOCRATS MANAGE TO ELECT
ONE MEMBER IN STATE SEN
ATE-"uNcLE IKE" STEPHEN
SON RETAINS ToeA AS RESULT
OF RADeER PRIMARIES.

White River Junction, Vermont,
Sept "A revised tabulation with ad-
ditional returns, received today, of the
vote cast for governor in yesterdays
state election, with nineteen small
towns still missing. gives George Fl.
Prouty, republican, 4S,o43; James e.
Burke, democrat, 1913; Quimby S.
Backus, Independence league, 1922;
Eugene M Campbell prohibitionist,
sol, and HI. H. Dunbar, socialist, 463.
Voters Were Apathetio.
With the missing towns to hear from
1t was estimated that Prouty's plur-
ality in the state would be about 2s,-
900. The decrease in the republican
vote amounted to per cent and in the
democratic vote to 8 per cent. Po-
litical leaders were inclined to look
upon the returns today as indicative
that the voters were somewhat apa-
thetic in regard to national issues.
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MISSOURI SLOPE
EDITORS MEETING

Bismarck, N. D.. Sept. 2.This aft
ernoon. following the meeting and
organization Of the republican state
central committee, there was meet
ing of the Missouri Slope Editorial as
ISOLATION. pursuant to a call Of the
president, Editor Spears Of The Man
dan Pioneer With one or two excep-
stions the members Of the association
are adherents to @. o. p. interests
and the object of the meeting is TO
form a harmonious plan of campaign
work. so that the western press will
act as one solid phalanx against the
common enemy
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AFTER N. D.
GUARDIANSHIP
"Jim'' Johnson and Sprague
Are Candidates
----~--
BEFORE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE IN sEs-
SION AT BISMARCK TO ORGAN
izE FOB COMING CAMPAIGN
JOHNSON AND MARSHALL
FORCES ARE TAKING SIDES.

Bismarck, N. D., Sept. 2.At the
opening Of the state central committee
meeting this afternoon it looked like
a line mp between James Johnson OF
Minot and r. Fl. sprague Of Grafton
for chairman Of the state committee,
James Johnson has the backing Of a
number OF the committeeman. who
think Sprague is too friendly to Mar
shall although efforts have been made
to keep this feature out OF the selec-
tion.
In addition to the committeeman,
many OF the candidates FOR state or
Aces and prominent state leaders are
Id attendance.
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GERMANY'S throne
HEIR NEAR death
Royal Pair IN an Automobile
Accident

Berlin, Sept. Grown Prince VIII
liam came close to paying dearly for
his craze for fast autoing, when, on
a pleasure trip in Alsace-Lorraine,
accompanied by the crown princess,
his big machine overturned when go
ing at swift pace.
The royad pair had a narrow escape
from death. Fortunately they were
thrown to one side and were not
caught in the partial wreckage of the
big car Their only injuries were
several slight bruises and a severe
shock to their nerves.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-02
LORD KITCHENER SHOOTS
CONVICT IN JAIL BATTLE

Calcutta. Sept. 2.-The central jail
where most of the men arrested for
conspiracies against the British rule
are imprisoned, is under special
guard of troops as the result of the
discovery Of a plot for wholesale
jafl delivery.
Narrendo Nath Gossain, a high
caste Hindu prisoner, arrested for his
revolutionary utteranees. revealed the
plot, and in the miniature battle inside
the Jail that followed, he was shot
dead by Governor General Kitchener.
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Washington, Sept 2.senator Nc
Cumber of North Dakota, who has
just returned from visits to Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Secretary Taft, to-
day expressed the opinion that the
extra session of congress which is TO
be called after the fourth Of next
March for the revision. of the tariff.
will be of long duration and that it
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-02
THAW DEMORALIzES
PRISON DISCIPLINE
N. Y. Commission Asks His
Removal

Albany, N. Y. Sept. "A protest is
made in report submitted to the
state commission of prisons today by
Secretary George Mclaughlin against
the further confinement In the Dutch
ess county jail at Poughkeepsie, of
Harry X. Thaw, acquitted on the
charge of murder on the ground of In
sanity. Mr.. McLaughlin's report is on
an inspection he made on Aug. "a last.
The report says among other things,
that Thaw's presence in the Jail 'sde-
moralizes the discipline Of the institu-
ton"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-02
Interurban to Dilworth
Fargo Commercial Club VIII Consider Proposition at Meeting
to Be Held Next Tuesday--Sreet Railway Company
~ May Be Interested in Project.

railway to Dilworth, MINI. IT seems
that this matter is receiving consid-
erable attention and representatives
Of Moorhead and the Fargo & Moor
head Street railway will be invited
to attend this meeting II is evident
that the minnesota town will grow
to be quite a place and the value OF
an electric railway is evident.
The meeting Tuesday evening will
be held after dinner which will be
served in the club dining rooms at 6
O'Clock and a good attendance is de-
sired by the officers Of the club
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|EX-SULTAN Is BUYING
TROOPS TO GET THRONE

Tangier, Sept 2.--Tangier is anx-
iously awaiting news from central
Moroccan and western coast cities
as to the operation of Abdul Agiz's
reorganized army. which IS again att
tacking the forces OF Mulai Hand. the
newly proclaimed sultan. X Is feared
that MuIai may yet be defeated and
Abdul, recently deposed as sultan,
again demand the throne.
The most significant feature Of the
new turn in events Is the accession
I'd Abdul's forces Of large bodies OF
tribesmen heretofore friendly to Mulai
and it is presumed that Abdul has
offered sweeping concessions to them.
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tenn. Miners GO
out ON A STRIKE
Three Hundred Union Men
Affected

Tracy City, Tenn, Sept. 2.-Trouble
over the settlement of the wage scale
eliminated in strike being called at
the mines of the, .Sewanee Coal, Coke
and Land Co., at Coalmont. about
miles from here, yesterday The plant
had just recently been acquired by the
Alabama Fuel CO. OF the three hum
dred union miners employed there, it
is said that about sixty remained at
work. All is reported quiet at the
mines.
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McCumbcr Sees Long
War Over Tariff Revision
North Dakota Senator on Arrival In Washington Declares
Strenuous Struggle VIII Be Wagedby West to Remove
Duty From Lumber and Coal, at Extra Session.

will witness many stubborn contests
over the various schedules which 1t is
proposed to change
McCumber said that the west will
demand that several articles which
are now on the protected list shall
be made free of duty. and he included
lumber and coal as among these in
behalf of which specially strong fights
would be made.
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Ingersoll's Spirit Sought by His
Widow to Prove There's a Hereafter

after" she is reported as saying, shut
IL spirits do exist, / think my hus-
bands spirit will seek me out.
II must have the most positive COM
munication," she said. earnestly, "be-
fore / admit the identity of spirit
It must tell me certain sacred incl
dents of my life just before our be-
trothal and marriage. If that can be
done ] will admit a hereafter and a
spirit world"
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GERMANY'S
ACT BRUTAL
Kaiser Breaks With Other
Powers
OVER MOROCCO SITUATION
(
GERMAN GOVERNMENT DEMANDS
IMMEDIATE RECOGNITION or
usuRPING SULTAN FRANCE
RECEIVES NEWS AS A GREAT
SHOCK.

Paris. sept. 2.-The action Of Ger
rnar,y In breaking up the concert of
movers with regard to Morocco by
notifying the signators Of the Alge-
ciras act that she considered the ac-
tuaI situation demands the immediate
recognition of Mulai Hafid, the usurp-
ing sultan Of Morocco, has fallen like
a bomb shell in Paris. Feeling ap-
preaching CONSERVATION is manifested
in the official circles.
The notification, which was made
verbally, is not accompanied by any
explanation of Germany's brutal
change OF 'front.'" as II is termed here,
and In government circles. the action
of Germany and the despatch to Fee
of DR. vassel. German consul at Tan
gier, can no longer be disasserted.
Consequences to Be DepIorabIe.
The officials can see in Germany's Is
action only virtual proclamation Of
her intention to disregard the Alge-
ciras act and seek special position
in Morocco for herself. The conse-
ouences both in international and
deplorable.
Al HHBWCI 70 t1SIAtiNlAy = GdAt luG tttc
recognition OF Mulai Hafid before he
has entered into any engagements with
Europe, the fanaticai Arabs who had
been gathering on the Algerian from
tier. attacked yesterday. the French
post at Boudenib.
French Beat OF Arabs.
Arab tribesmen at Boudenib, for
naer stronghold OF Mulai Hand. on the
Algerian frontier, suddenly attacked
the French post yesterday afternoon
The hills surrounding the blockhouse
were swarning with Moorish warriors
on foot and on horseback. The fight
Ing continued until O'Clock in the
evening, the French finally beating of
the enemy and the Arabs sustained
heavy losses.
The French had two men killed. "A
renewal OF the attack is expected.
Fl Is estimated that 5000 Moors
surround the French post at Boudenib
Tho French garrison totals 1,boo men
A cciumn of French reinforcements
has reached Bouanans, forty miles
from Eoudensh
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-02
BRYAN'S EASTERN
MANAGER CHOSEN
Hudspeth Of New Jersey Is
Appointed

New York. Sept. 2.-Robert r. Hud-
speth, chairman of the New Jersey
state democratic committee, announc-
ed today that he has been appointed
and has accepted the position of vice
chairman of the national democratic
committee, and that he will be the
eastern campaign manager for Will
liam Jennings Bryan.
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man and DOG ARE
KILLED BY TRAIN

Aberdeen. $. d.. Sept. "A man and
a dog were run down and killed some
time last night near Stratford. by the
Minneapolis g. St Louis train. The
body of the man was found this morn
ing. A laundry slip found in the
clothes bears the name of G. w. Kerr.
1t is btlieved he was employed with
a threshing outfit He was last seen
Monday evening in Stratford. with
the dog following him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-02
DENVER POLICE THREATEN
TO GO OUT ON STRIKE.

Denver. Sept. 1.-THE police force
of Denver threaten to strike unless
Sergeant Russell and three policemen.
who were dismissed for leading an as
sault on John Bradley prisoner, are
not reinstated. The policemen are
circulating a round robin" to be pre-
sented to the fire and police commits
sioners, which is practically an ulti-
matum
Bradley was beaten with clubs and
revolvers because he was suspected of
numbering Patrolmans Stephens.
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CONTRIBUTE $1,000
To BRYANS FUND

Helena, Mont, Sept. 2.--Ir was an
nounced here yesterday by T. J. Walsh.
who headed the Montana delegation
to the national democratic convention
at Denver, that members of the dele
CATION have contributed $1.50O to the
Bryan campaign fund There were six
members in the delegation from this
state
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monthlY meeting Of th

The n monthly meeting of the
Commercl b will be held Tues
day evening \. 5, for the purpose
Of transactih q ular business and
for considering 9rtant new bus
mess This NEE o. as to have been
held yesterday be II ing to the fact
that w. ]. Bryan < Joke here on that
day no effort was made to get the
members together.
Among the important features TO
be brought before the members of the
club is the construction of an electric
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New York, Sept 2.-The widow of
Robert @. Ingersoll is endeavoring to
communicate with the great agnostic's
spirit. Although during his life she
was his most devoted follower in his
rejection of the hereafter, her great
love has brought her to a different
frame of mind. She is testing Spirit
ualism.
''I do not know that there is a here
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100000 For 20 Weeks, Work.

Glasgow. Scotland, Sept. Harry
Lauder, the Scotch comedian, sue
ceeded in getting release from a
contract with local manager and
signed a contract to appear in Ameri-
ca for 20 weeks at $4,000 per week.
Lauder was few years ago la
borer in lead mine at few pence
a day.
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BIG CALIFORNIA
TREES ARE SAVED

Sonora. Cal, Sept 2.-TeIephone in
formation from the Big Trees hotel
this morning at 10:30 o'clock reports
that the forest fire which broke out
yesterday and threatened the big
tree grove all last night is believed
to be under control All forest rang
ers and settlers available fought the
fire all night and succeeded this morn
ing in arresting 1t.
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WILL WE'D DIvoRcEE.
Rev. Lawrence. Of Methodist Church
to Marry Mrs.. Mary G. Edwards.

8E " WaFfy WISE WaFy q. EuWaFds.
New York, Sept announcement
of much interest to church circles was
made in the statement from author
lied sources that Rev DR.. William
I'll. Lawrence. pastor of Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church OF
Richmond Hill. within this city's lin
it's. will be married on Wednesday to
Mrs. Frances M. Gurney Edwards, who
obtained divorce two years ago from
her husband. Juiiun A. Edwards. now
living In Poughkeepsie. DIR. Lawrence
intended wife lives In Port Jefferson.
n. r. and the romance ending in the
marriage was begun while DIR. Law
renee was pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal church there.
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Rohbers " Arrnx Uniform.

New York, Sept. 2.-Both fl1e police
and the officers Of Fort Totten are an
Ieavoring to find two men dressed iii
khaki uniforms who attempted to hold
up w. s. Stewart at Bayside park
all soldiers returning were questioned
by the officer Of the day No ciew WAS
fos4ad to Identity the highwaymen.
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.ROYALTY'S GIFTS ARE
STOLEN BY BOLD THIEF

Hamilton, Mass. Sept. 2.-Police are
trying to ferret out the thief or thieves
who entered the summer home of
Postmaster General Won Meyer and
robbed the residence Of silverware, cut
glass and costly jewelry worth $15.-
900.
Among the gems stolen were pearl
necklace, a set of diamond earrings
and small box Of black pearls, the
gift of royalty to Mrs. Won Meyer
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FIREBue ON A FARM.

warren or Zunlbro Falls Loses Build
ings and Thirty six Stacks of Grain.
Lake City, Mimi. Sept. 2.--Thirty-
six stacks of grain and all the build
ings except the residence on the farm
OF Walter Warren near Zumbro Falls
were DESTROYED by fire which is sup
posed to have been Of incendiary ORR
gin.
J. ]. Cliff Of Bear Lake, an old in
habitant was struck by large hay
fork which almost passed through his
body, from the effects of which he
soon died. He leaves a wife and a
large family Of children.
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ATLANTIC CITY TO STAY
CLOSED,SAYSGOVERNOR

Sea Girt, N. ]. sept 2.-"Atlantic
city will stay closed, in conformity
with the laws so long as am in the
executive chair" declared Governor
Fort, when told the results Of the ef-
forts to enforce the laws Sunday.
The governor was pleased at the
success of the law enforcement move
ment
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WASHOUTS WRECk
s c. P. R. TRAINS

Winnipeg, Sept. ..--All night long
traina were delayed BY washouts one
hundred to two hundred miles east
Of here on the Canadian Pacific rail-
way. There are five passenger trains
wrecked but no one injured seriously.
The loss to the company Will be half
"a three quarters Of million dollars.
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Atlantic City, N. j., Sept. 2.-The
condition of Charles B. Roberts of
Baltimore, who was shot, it is claimed,
by a highwayman on the boardwalk
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SPECTACLE
Is Parade Of Old ''Vets" at
Toledo
THOUSANDS ARE In Line
WITH BANDS PLAYING AND
FLAGS FLYING, OLD CAMPAIGN
ERs OF GRANT AND SHERMAN
PASS BEFORE TAFT-A GREAT
THRoNG VIEWS PAGEANT.
TAFT REVIEWS PARADE.

Middle Bass, o., Sept. 2.-Judge
Taft left here at s o'clock this
morning aboard Commodore
Richardson's power yacht for To-
ledo, where he is scheduled to re-
view the grand army parade, and
attend a reception at the Lincoln
club.
Taft plans to return here as
Isoon as the demands upon his
time in Toledo have been full
filed. The trip each way will
occupy four hours.
Toledo, o., Sept. with flags, fly
ing, bands playing. crowds cheerin
and bright sky overhead, the vet
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here last Wednesday night, continues
to improve and his recovery is not
doubted. The police have made no pro-
gress in their efforts to apprehend the
assailant of Roberts. .,.a
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HEIR 70 MILLIONS a SUICIDE.

HoratIo EdWaFds CIaIHIeu FFuPcFty
Near New York Worth $275,o 10000.
London, Sept 2The body of Ho-
ratio Edwards OF F'inchley, who claim
ed be heir to property In the neigh-
borhood of New York worth $275,000,- :
900 was found dead hanging behind a
door Friday. Life had been extinct
couple OF days.
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