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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-17

Aver tarde atent6 su vida, ahor-
candose EN- Moca, el vecino Eusebio
Soto Rivera, de ofcio tabaquero.
Sc ignoran detalles del suceso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-17

Los ingresos obtenidos durante ell
mes pasado, en- la colectividad de We
ga-Baja, ascienden $1361.21 centa-
vos segtn nos informan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-17

Muy en- breve saldra para Manati
y Barceloneta ell Comisionado del In
terror, Mr.. Grahame. Entire los ba
rrios que Sc propone visitar uno es ell
barrio del Islote, en- donde Sc hacen
los trabajos del Cano Tiburones. Con
motive de esos trabajos Y de deslin-
des realizados en- fncas del Pueblo
de Puerto Rico, Sc han presentado.
grandes dihcultadse con vecinos de "a
quellos lugares y Sc informa que mu-
chos de estos, que poselan fncas des-
de hace mas de 40 amos Sc encuentran
ahora con que parte de elias, en- al
gunos casos, pasan al Pueblo de Puer-
to Rico, por aparecer NAL desllndadas.
Una detenida inspection hecha por ell
senor Grahame y oyendo las persO-
mas que Sc consideran perJudicadas,
haria seguramente un gran bene-
fico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-17

Ha salido para Guayama en- asuntos
particulares Mr. Wilcox, quien regre-
sara d esta ciudad dentro una Sc
mana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-17

Sc trabaja con gran actividad para
construir Ell acueducto que esta en- pro-
yecto en- Manati.
Segun informes de un funcionario~
de dicho pueblo, Ell Ayuntamiento tie
ne en- estudio otras obras de conside-
raci6n tales como instalar ell alumbra-
do electrico ell arreglo de las ca
les
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-17

GALE NENDEZ VIGO Ne LA
~ VA q u G =

nitaade este estsblecimlento en- 81 cenrrx
10 In sxlls Akndes Vigo, con IN jardin al
ksats, - oil que reune mayoTes ventajA&
ssmsdidadss para los sehores viAjeros, J
Vi sas suentA con meores habtaciones frcs
as, vsntiladas, magnttioos banos y duchas
- Oomidas 4 todAs horas -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-17

III acting attorney general ha reci-
bido eSta manana un telegrama de Coa-
mo- participando e fallecimiento del
sefor Homero Goico, Juez Municipal
dc aQnel pueblo.
Tambien Sc infroma que Sc halIa
enfermo el Juez de Paz del mencio-
nado pueblo.
Esta tarde las cinco Sc veritica-
ri el sepelio del senior Goico, Y se
cree que el fdnebre acto sera una MAJ
nifestacion dc duelo.
HI Juez Suau ha dictado I'm manda-
miento de arresto contra Avelino Ro-
driguez acusado de infracci6n del ar
ticulo 260 del C6digo Penal Sc
han pedido 800 dollars para Ii liber-
tad provisional del acusado.
Esta maaana Sc han sobreseldo en-
Ii Corte Municipal varios iuicios por
infracciones &c la ley electoral, por
falta de prnebas en las denuncias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-17

Ha sido encontrado ahorcado en- ell
barrio QMirafores,p de Arecibo, el IN
dividuo Eusebio Serrano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-17

FL senior Baiz jefc lie la Comisi6n
de la policia insular, ha celebrado una
larga entrevista con el gobernador in
terno Mr.. Willoughby.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-17

S. preparan bonitas hestas en- We
gaBaja para la Inauguration de una
escueIa graduada que Sc ha construi-
DO en- dicho pueblo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
FATE
WITHDOCTORS

An examination OF d. M. Noah, un-
der sentence Of death in the state PEN
itantiary, Is TO be made by physicians
to deternine whether or not he is
sane.
This was decided this morning at
the once of Governor Burke, to whom
Attorney X. G. Leighton OF Minot ap-
piled for reprieve pending an inquiry
into the, circumstances of the case.
Governor Burke. after hearing the
application and inquiring into the de-
tails OF r. .Smyth, the prison physician,
who stated his belief that Noah was
sane, said that he did not feel that
hes should grant a reprieve upon the
facts as stated to him, but suggested
ans sexalnination by physicians who
should represent their findings to him.
Physfcians 10 Make Rsport.
II was agreed that DIR. L. }. Baldwin,
superintendent Of the state hospital for
the insane. should take part In the
inquiry.
II the report OF the physicians is
that there is ground to believe Noah
insane, the warden OF the penitentiary
will probably make application to
Judge Qoss, before whom Noah pleaded
guilty. to summon jury to pass upon
the matter. and a reprieve will be
granted until such a time as an inquiry
can be made.
Quick work viii be necessary by the
attorneys to get the necessary order
from Judge Goss, ss Means execution
ID shxed to take place at midnight to-
morrow.
II A Degenerate; Not Insane.
81 DIR. Smyth, the prison physician,
stated this morning that he thought
Noah degenerate but that he did not
think he was insane in the ordinary
acceptance of the term and he stated
further that he believed Noah uder-
stood the nature OF the crime commit
ted by him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
RYDER correapondenea

Ryder, N. D., Oct. 1s.-To The For
um: ]. P. Enright and family have
gone to their home in Illinois. They
left Friday morning,
Miss Hannah Hedlund OF Fargo was
the guest of Miss Ida Bye last week.
Miss Scp;::G &+'9.:-a.' nf Dvg,:sT n Z.
visitor at the P&ulson home this week.
S. A. ClEe'l left for FinIay, n. ID
last Thursday, for a visit with reIa-
tives.
Or. Griffin has purchased the j. p.
Enrtght hoETS and had IL :nove.s to the
LOIS west OF Lee & IJi3kirs0n's uEsse.
He is having IL fused UP ssr an uiftrn
John c. Sweet cf Minneapolis Fpent
last Sunday hare with his parents, Ms.
and Mrs. X. c. Sweet
Mrs. Henry So nnrsc:: returned Iroga
her Caus.6isGs visit last wedesdsy.
Mrs. W. Fl. CaSsel was a visitor at
Douglas between trains Monday.
The Ryder Dramatic and Literary
club will have a special programmes
and social time at their next meeting
which comes on Halloween.
Mrs. G. W. Smith was a passenger
to Benedict Saturday, to spoSaG SuEdAy
with her husband. lEE, Cor r.
E
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
FOSTERS FORECASTS
(Copyrighted by w. ". Poster. 1eOs.l

cotton belt and kill all growing cot
ton north OF latitude 80.
When that storm has cleared away
will be an excellent time for gathering
corn and picking cotton, particularly
from Nov. z to IS. After that warm
period low temperatures will prevail
to near end OF month and weather
will not be so favorable for farm work.
Another cold wave will come near
Nov. IA and still another about. Dec.
/, but they will not be so severe as the
one first described and which will
reach meridian 90 about Nov. 2.
Wireless TeIesraphy.
Messages have been read from 5000
miles away and that wonderful accom-
plishment comes from an electric cur
rent 10, 600 times smaller than the most
insignificant thunderbolt The planets
are great magnetic batteries and or
thodox scientists do not doubt that
they affect each other through cleo
trio influences. Jupiter is 1,400 times
larger than our earth and admitting
that, he, the former, is a great electric
battery, what would happen II a full
charge of his electric forces should
strike the earth? Can anyone doubt
that something like the San Francisco
earthquake would occur7
Then why do these orthodox scient-
lists deny that a planet like Jupiter
may, through electric changes, affect
our atmosphere and our weather? 1t
is full time that governments stop the
great expenditures in support of those
scientists who art trying to measure
the heat of the sun. hoping thereby to
find the basis OF our weather changes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
FLOUR BRANDING
rule Is UPHELD

Washington, Oct. 16.--In a bulletin
issued by the department OF agrlcul-
ture today 1t is shown that The federal
courts have sustained the department. 8
contention that -four brands must E!ae~&
only the facts with reference to ths
origin of wheat from which the prod
uct is made and that the place of ORR
gin of wheat must not be misrepre-
sented nor misleading information
given about the manufacturer.
The first case involved the seizure az
Chicago last spring OF carload ot
-four from Hastings, MINI, which con-
tanned Is per cent of durum, and was
branded manufactured from selected
hard spring wheat"
The epurt held that 1t was mis-
branded. 10 s 4 .......... s..
The -four was released to the manu-
facturers upon the Ming OF bond.a
The other two cases arose in the
District Of Columbia. One was the
seizure of -four made from whea,
grown In the state Of Ohio. and manu-
factured IN that state, but -branded
aparagon minnesota Cream Roifei
Process" which was held to be mis-
branded. In the other case -four was
manufactured at a mill in Ohio. but
branded as having been manufactured
by a grocery firm in this city, which
was adjudged violation of the pure
food law. t
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
JOHNSON WILL GET
Big VOTE IN NINOT

4, Minot. ". D., Oct. 1s.-The citizens
of Minot turned out en- masse on Sat
urday evening to welcome home c. A.
Johnson on his return to Minot to
spend Sunday at his hosne here. after
a strenuous campaign in the eastern
and northern part of the state.
His welcome was one Of the biggest
events OF the year in this city and
thousands, OF his fellow townsmeni as
sisted in the welcome ana in this way
attested the deep interest which they
feel in his candidacy for governor.
johnson has always been popular
with the people OF his home town who
love and rever him for his genial man
ner and respect and esteem him for
his splendid business ability. Johnson
has always stood for good government
and law enforcement and Ward county,
where he is well known, will give him
a vote OF three TO one. at the election
in November.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
purbin Items.

Durbin, N D., Oct. 2o.-To The
Forum: Rev. Schottsschneider of
Gasken, was a collier Monday.
Ernest Baumgarten returned Sat-
urday evening from Rochester, Mimi,
where he went for medical exanina-
tion. We are all glad to hear that his
ailment is nothing serious.
Miss Beezie Flynn of Tolley, N. D.,
Is visiting at the home OF her aunt.
Mrs. e. c. Bohlig. sa#i&fts sSss
Jug. Meinecke spent Sunday with
his wife and family at Casselton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kant and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kant of Alice arrived
Tuesday evening for few days visit
with their sister. Mrs A. L. Krumm.
Clarence Mastro and wife have
moved into the Nordby house south
OF town and are nov at home to their
many friends.
day. Bill ID busy now ra days selling
Kindred mill Z s -
4 Miss Minnie Bucholz was sevsrsiy
burned about the face and arm
while preparing, dinner at her home
last Wednesday. We all hope for her
early recovery.
Alec Landblom visited in Fargo
over Sunday
A.. L. Krumm made business trip
to Casselton Monday.
Nick Hoffman has purchased a part
of the Tilden tree claim and is now
busy cutting down the trees.
The Misses Gusta and Lizzie Mod
crow and Tillie Schultz were Sunday
callers at the Bucholz home.
Jennie, Emma and Henry Krumrn
and Ella and Mable Schulz, spent
Sunday with their schoolmate. Edna
Hedstrom
The Greek laborers who have been
working on the section here left for
the west Tuesday night. Everybody
Is glad to see them 60, especially John
Winge, the section foreman, and all
our people who have been losing
chickens. jewelry. etc, during their
presence here.
The. Misses Beezie Flynn and Eliz-
abeth Caine were Casselton visitors
last Thursday.
About fifteen pupils have enrolled
at the village school so far this year
and more are expected to come when
the fall work is done, Miss Buckley
Is engaged AZ teacher again this term
A. W. Schultze Is busy now a. days
using his. new, manure spreaders. Al
bert says It works fine. Cor. d
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
Death Of Harry 8. Dieser.

Jamestown Alert: Saturday after
noon the death OF Harry 9. Diesem OF
LaMoure, one OF the widely known old
residents of the state and a business
man for many years at Grand Rapids
and LaMoure. His death was due to
a stroke of apoplexy, and occurred
while he was In the store at LaMoure.
The sudden attack OF the disease was
followed by his death before he could
be removed to his home.
Mr.. Diesem has been merchan.
in the James river valley for over rs
years. He was an enterprising, public
spirited man and good citizen, and
a wide circle of acquaintances will re-
gret his sudden taking off. He came
to North Dakota from Ohio and was
So years of age. He leaves q wife
and four children. He is brother OF
Hon. G. s. Diesem Of LaMoure. Funeral
ana burial win be In LaMoure.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23

Chicago, Oct. 21.--The test vote OF
the Record Herald taken in North and
South Dakota, published today, indi-
Gates that the plurality for Taft over
Bryan in each of the states viii be in
the neighborhood OF $4,000.
The figures show a forthcoming re-
publican plurality in North Dakota Of
14.542 and South Dakota Of 1929.
The Record Herald says both the
Dakotas have been placed In the doubt
full column by the political managers
ana strong and yirile claims have been
made by both sides as to where the
two states win land on election day.
Slump In Roosevelt Vote.
The straw ballot results are strongly
indicative Of the fact that the leaders
who look for a heavy slump from the
Roosevelt figures are correct In their
pre- election forecasts. The tables pre-
sented are CLEANED from straw ballots
cast In each section Of the states, rep
resentative OF organized and morgan
lied labor, the vote of the agricultural
ana wheat country, city and village
and mining region as follows:
The Straw Vote.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23

Washington, ID. G., Oct. 24.--Last
bulletin gave forecasts Of disturbance
to cross continent Oct. 20 to 2s, warm
wave Oct. 81 to 25. cool wave Oct. "a
to e. This was expected to bring the
most radical weather features OF the
month with tropical storm in the
Caribbean Sea, severe storms on the
continent and cold wave in the
northwest "r
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about Oct. 81, cross Pacific slope
by close Of Oct. %, great central val
leys Oct. 2s to 81, eastern states Nov.
/. Warm wave will cross Pacific slope
about Oct. 81, great central valleys
Oct. 20, eastern states Oct. 81. Cool
wave will cross Paciflc slope about
Oct 30, great central valleys Nov. l.,
eastern states Nov. 8.
This will be a dangerous storm on
the Pacific coast and / warn all sea-
going people to be on the alert for
rough seas and boisterous weather.
The storm will probably continue Sc
we're till 1t crosses the Rockies and
then begin to lose force. From Mani
toba westward rough weather will
prevail during the passage OF this
storm.
When. the storm has reached the Da-
kotas about Oct. 81, great cold wave
will develop west of Manitoba causing
SHOWS or blizzards and exceedingly
cold weather These early blizzards
are dangerous to unsheltered stock.
This cold wave will be very extensive,
covering large part of the continent
east of the Rockies. 1t win enter the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
STATE IS
ALL AFLAME

sault ste. Marie. Mich. Oct. 2l.--
There is no let-up to the gale from
the southeast which was stronger than
ever at daybreak today, rousing the
forest fires to renewed fury: Detroit
reports ~ vessels In the harbor there
unable to leave on account OF the
wind No boats have come down the
river since yesterday To bring reports
from Whftefish Point which was SUR.
rounded when last heard from. Fires
have broken out on Drhulnlond Island
and are sweeping away the timber
Raber, Gatesville and Cedarville are
reported filled with refugees from the
woods. Sugar Island. reports several
buildings burned, including many SUM
mer cottages along the shore. There
is no sign OF relief promised. rain not
having come.
William Bacon's saw mill at Pickford
took fire early toda-- from sparks from
the woods and was totally destroyed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
GAN RAISE fine
CORN IN CASS CO.

A large carload of Northwestern
White Dent corn is being unloaded at
the N. j. Olsen Co. warehouse in
Moorhead The corn was raised by
John Hoffman, six miles north OF
Leonard and the consignment was
shipped from the latter station and is
silent demonstration of the success
of corn raising in Cass county. Mr..
Hoffman says the yield was so bushels
to the acre and his corn was the most
profitable crop of the season. The corn
is being carefully looked over and Is
being stored in wire crates which are
placed on ventilated platforms, this
plan being considered the very best
for the wintering of seed corn. Corn
experts who have carefully looked over
this Cass county corn pronounce it a
yield that would be considered satis-
factory in any corn country, but hav-
Ing the advantage for Red river valley
corn growers, 1t has been acclimated
so that there Is a. reasonable assur-
ance Of early maturity. which means so
nuch4 f
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
IN JAIL TILL The
BILLS ARE PAID

Minot, N. D., Oct 16.-David Carroll,
who lives near Lansford is in the coun-
ty jail, after refusing to obey the order
OF the Judge of the district court. Not
only must Carroll remain in confine-
ment for six months and until the bills
are paid but he must pay his board OF
fifty cents per day.
About year ago Carroll was grant
ed q divorce from his wife, Rose Car
roll with the instruction that in case
his wife or children became sick he
was to pay the bills incurred by hos
pitaI and doctors expenses. The wife
was sick but Carroll refused to pay
the bills even upon order from the
court. When the sheriff went TO his
farm to make the arrest he was driv-
en- OF by Carroll. Later he was
caught in Lansford and in hearing
before the district court was given six
months in the county js:l and com
PEELED to pay board at the rate Of fiffy
cents q day during that time. He viii
also be obliged to pay the bills or else
remain longer In jail.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
ROLLA RETAINS
COUNTY SEAT

Grand Forks. N. d., Oct. 40. Judge
Templeton OF the district court OF this
county today denied the writ in the
Rolette county seat matter ana Rolla
still remains the, county seat, at least
until more successful means to move
the courthouse ofices to some other
point. Aspotent issue in the fight was
that the people OF Rolette claimed that
names could not be taken from the
petition before It was formally pre-
sented. Judge Ternpleton rules that
signers have. right to Withdraw their
names from petitions before presens
tation and the outcome is that che
proposition to move the county seat
from the northern side Of the county
to the extreme southwestern corner
win not be placed on the ballots at
the, coming general election. Z
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
Roost for Royle.

Sheldon. ". D.. Oct. 2o~--To The
Forum: noticed a sketch OF Henry
Boyle's general character by Mr. Hon
of Sheldon and was pleased to see
him properly recognized. He is by far
the best commissioner we have had
In our part OF cass county, and, as a.
near neighbor OF Mr.. Boyle, ! consider
1t my duty to at least speak a good
word for him. as I am a resident or
Ransom county now and can't vote
for him. j hope he VIII get sufficient
votes to elect him by q large majority
as he will make a good eheriff and
has earned the Office already by his
usefulness TO Cass county. Whatever
Mr.. Boyle does Is always done well
His farm is a model farm, run on the
safest ana best principles OF finance
and proper culture for the times.
have been near neighbor to Mr..
Boyle since he came to Cass wounfy
and in position TO kl.ow what am
talking about
Robert Anderson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
ASK ROOSEVELT
TO INTERCEDE

San Francisco, Cal, Oct. 21.-cheer-
ing speakers. who advocated war with
Austria, and the. immediate declara-
tion of Independence by the country.
from which they are exiles. 1000 Ser
vians assembled last night and sent to
President Roosevelt a telegram. ask
ing that the United States intercede
with Austria in behalf Of. Bosnia and
Herzegovina. the provinces recently
annexed by Austria.
From various parts OF the state
there were received messages OF sym
pathy from the countrymen of those
attending the meeting. It was re-
ported that 1000 Servians will be en-
listed by the last of this week in pre-
paration for hostilities in the Balkans.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
FORMER N. D. NAN
DIES BY GUN ROUTE

Minot, N. D., Oct LEE EaxIe N.
Henry, better KNOWN A kVsde Gllfsefk
Of friends in Minot as E7y, Henry
was found dead o. short distance frona
Welt Greek Mont yesterday sfter4
neon with i bullet holA ia his head.
KIr. Henry has been cclaaeceed with
the 1iuil sas glltSeriE1g dEpaf tim Afst of
The Great Northern railroad Tor the
past eight years and during two years
ef this time he made Minot his head
quarters. He POSSESSED exceptional
ability as q civil engineer and during
the time he was stationed at Afanot
he had charge of some OF the most
difflcult construction work. Last De-
cernber ne resigned his position with
the Great Northern road and went to
visit. his brother at Salt Lake, Utah
He returned during the Summer
months, however, and on again resum-
ing his duties with the Great Nor
thern road was assigned to work near
Wolf, Greek. Mont .s n
IS During the latter part of September
he sud ddenly disappeared from his work
and while a. diligent search was kept
up Ii was believed by some of his
friends that he had left TO take UP
work elsewhere. The search. however,
was kept up and Tuesday afternoon a
party Of engineers sgape across his
dead body in a clump OF bushes sever
al miles from Wolf Creek Al bullet
hole in his head told how he had died.
While naturally of a. sunny and happy
temperament. 1T lis said that the young
man had been subject to several spells
rof despopdency during the past few
months and it is feared that during
q At OF temporary insanity he took his
life
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
5 SWEAR OFF DRINKING

Grand Forks. ". D., Oct. 21.--Three
prominent farmers. residing In Grand
Forks county. and near this city,
whose names were not given out, APP
peared before Clerk OF Court Hpaulding
and swore off from the use of intoxi-
eating liquors for a period OF one year,
to which oath Clerk Spauiding affixed
his notariaI seal. made copies OF the
pledge which he delivered, one to each
OF the men. and they went away re-
Joicing. The men arrived at the court
house late at night and evidently came
when they did to prevent good sized
drunk which was fastly envcloping
them and which would have grasped
them had they not felt 1t coming on
and swore Off. Clerk OF Cou-. SpauId-
ing was working overtime and heard
the noise OF raps at the rear door and
when he opened 1t and welcomed the
men, they stated that they wanted to
swear on and were looking for Jus
tice, but were satisfied that the clerk
OF court could do equally as well, and
esl joined Ia taking the cath.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-23
JAP RULER
Receives
AMERICANS

Toxic. Oct. 20.--The emperor of ia
pan at THIN today received in audi
ence, Rear Admiral Charles S. Sperry,
commander chief of the American
battleship feet; three rear admirals
commanding the divisions. a score OF
captains and chief of the staff and
flag lieutenants. The ceremony at the
imperial palace. which occurred short
ly before noon, was one of the most
brilliant features of the weeks cele-
bration. The American officers in
gold braided full dress and the mag
nificent apparel OF the functionaries
in attendance on the court made
glittering and imposing picture.
Presented by o'Brien.
Presented by Ambassador o'Brien,
Rear Admiral Sperry delivered to the
emperor the message from President
Roosevelt, assuring the Mikado OF the
friendship entertained by the Ameri-
can people for Japan. The emperor
replied in most cordial terms and I'm
conclusion saying, TT Is our constant
aim and desire to weld the ties OF
emnity uniting Japan and the United
States in insoluble bonds Of good
neighborhood and perfect accord"