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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
Receip&" at Chtcaqe.

RsesiP:N at chiease.
Wheat 1S cars, last year 3S cars;
corn $40 cars, last year $40 cars; oats
$50 cars, last year 274 cars.
Receipts at Minneapolis.
Wheat SSS cars, last year s61 cars.
Receipts at Duluth. .
Wheat 29 cars, last year 40 cars.
Receipts in Winnipeg.
Wheat s6 cars, last year $50 cars. i.
Puts and Calls. .
Minneapolis privileges MAJ wheat
Puts s1.O7h; calls $1.O7A.
Chicago Livestock Market.
Estimated hogs for today $4,000;
left over s5,Os7; prospects 5@1Oc
higher. -. Ai.5
Price range.
Light ........ ......... .$5.65@6.3o
Heavy ......s...,. .......... 5.9O@6.52h
Mixed .... ................ 5.S5@6.50
Rough ................... 5.9O@6.05
Cattle $4,000; prospects mostly 1oc
higher. t....s.. - ...
sheep $4,000; prospects 1o@1Sc
Rseeipts at Omaha.
Hogs 5000, cattle 1880, sheep 2,5oo.
South Sc. PauI Livestock Market.
Hogs 5000; 5@1oc higher; $500
SOS.
Cattle 1900; 1oc higher.
Sheep 200: toc higher.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
HARWOOl GIRL DEAD
sixyear. old Daughter Of Albert c
czroe Of Harwood Died This
Morning. 5

Fronie Czroe.. the 6-year -old daugh-
ter Of Albert g. Czroe; a Great North
ern section Foreman at Harwood. died
this morning eat that place Of pneu-
monia The body was brought to this
city land taken to the Undertaking par
lors OF the Lugers Furniture Co, where
preparations were made FOR burial 1t
has NOT been definitely decided when
the funeral services will be, held, but
internent win be made in Moorheads
The easiest way to: fiatter girl is
to congratulate her on her prospective
engagements ~ r M
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25

Try to drown trouble and youslI. 6lie-.
cover that It has more lives than
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25

It doesn't take very swift retribukiom
70 overtake some swift men, 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
HIDES AND FuRs.

Quotes BY Bellies q Rossra sos
5rOadWSs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
CHICAGO Corn.
Chicago uats
Chicago Pork.
Minneapolis Cash Market.

Liverpool-wheat sc higher; cor
sc lower.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25
a Graphie .peseription.

DIR. j.. u. Marsh, physician on board
the Repabiic. said; 4 was in my.
cabin and hearing three short whistles
knew that something was wrong, and
turned out. ] had hardly got to my
feet, when the crash came. There was
one heavy tfud and then the engines
stopped. Half a minute later the
electric lights went out and when /,
opened my stateroom / found myself
in darkness
The saloon rapidly hlled With WON
en- and childrea, half dressed, but.
everybody did as they were told and
there was no panic. / went on deck,
Captain sSealby gave. orders to get
the, life boats ready and ali, the pas,
sepgers came on the upper deck
Captain sealby then, said to them: Il
do not think the boat win sink. 1T
will 60 TO q certain point and hass<
there The women and children and.
the men gave three cheers FOR the
captain, and then, with q few. excen-
tions, went to their. stateroonns to get
their clothes. Lynch is on board the
Florida He Is. heart broken over thel
loss Of his. wife. His leg is fTactured.
Mrs. M J. Murphy Of Grana Forks
N. D. sustained p severe injury to,
her right limb and there .is 1 steward
on,the Florida BY the name OF wood
ward who sustained fracture at the
base Of the skull: Mrs, Griggs. who
was injured. had miraculous escape.
She was found under pile Of debris
ard for time II was beiieved she
was lost.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25

Market flrIn on hides
Boilea g . gers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-25

Hide market reacned hIsh Ieyel.
ADVISE prompt shipment.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
FATAL STABBINC At
CHURCH SOCIAL
Man Dying From Eighteen Knife
MOUNDS and Two Men Jaded.

Berwick Pa, Judy PA friendly
social of thirty members OF a church
society at West Berwick resulted in a
stabb4ng afflray that will cost Wesley
Gidosh his lifeA
The party was well! supplied with re-
freshments, and after five kegs of
beer had been emptied and the sixth
one tapped, fight started, during
which Sidosh received eighteen stab
wounds one OF which missed his jug
Elar vein by a quarter of sn inch.
and another, eight inches in length,
laid open his abdomen.
James Mosko and John SamgKa are
in Jail. charged with the stabbing. and
a third man, who is alleged tD have
held Gidosh while the others used
their knives. has disappeared.
Physicians state that Gidosnl will
not recover.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
SLAIN BY RIVAL,
WOMAN ASSERTS
Newark Engineer Found Dead,
With Bullet In Head.

Newark, N. j.. July 27-Benjamin
Nittinger. a mechanical engineer, was
found dead in a vacant lot with a
bullet hole in his head and a revolver,
two chambers OF which were empty.
near his feet.
There is strong reason to believe he
was murdered by jealous rival, who
removed the valuables in order to
make robbery appear to have been the
motive. When the body was found his
pockets were inside out, and his
watch. diamond stud and diamond ring
we're missing
In a pocket was a. memorandum
saying If anything happened to him
Anna Maier, of Newark. should be
notified. She was. and identified the
body She said that she and Nittinger
had been negotiating for the purchase
of piece of property in New York.
Miss Maier declared that he was
murdered by some jealous person. and
said that within a few months he had
received several letters warning him
to discontinue his attentions. She was
to have been married to Nittinger
Wednesday last, but they postponed
the wedding a week.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
MONEY GONE; BANK CLOSED
Assistant Cashier Takes All the Cash
and Disappears.

Upton, Ind, July 27-The First Ma
tional bank, OF Upton, Is closed, and
ITS assistant cashier, Noah r Marker
Is gone, taking with him between $50
900 and 100000, all the cash that was
In the banks vaults at the close OF
business on Saturday.
Marker, after sweeping together the
money, set the time lock on the safe
SO that IL could not be opened until
8 o'clock Monday and left Upton on a
traction car for indianapolis Saturday
evening, telling his wife that he would
spend Sunday with his father and
mother
Nothing further has been heard
from him.
Marker left note on the desk OF
his brother. William Marker, cashier
of the bank, saying that he had gone
forever and that he had taken enough
money to pay his expenses" The fact
that he had emptied the cash box was
not known until the time lock gave
admittance to the vault.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31

ciIable unless boots and shoes and
other leather goods should be greatly
reduced if hides were to go on the
free list
Senator Aidrich had reports from
many western senators protesting
against the removal Of the duty on
hides or a reduction below 10 per cent
nd valorem The only terms on which
the western senators would consent
to consider the abolition OF the duty
involved the removal of the duty on
leather goods. It is understood that
the Rhode Island senator said that
there was no use reporting to the SEN
ate something that stood no chance
for adoption. and that the hide inter
ests and the shoe interests must get
together and make concessions IL al
agreement was to be reached
Discussion then turned upon the
amount of reductions the leather trade
could stand without serious injury
On this subject a variety of opinions
were expressed, many Of which ap-
peared to some Of the conferees to be
Inconsistent, considering the relations
sole leather bears to boots and shoes.
and that harness bears to finished and
parts of shoes. Soon 1t was developed
that the conferees would have to con-
fer with associates not on the confer
ense committee and therefore an adj.
tournament was taken
Leaders Confer.
After adjournment. Senator'S Lodge
and Crane, and Representative Nc
Call, of Massachusetts. had a long
conference with Senator AIdrfch. 1t
is not known what understanding, IL
any, was reached, but it will surprise
very few people outside of the con-
ference chamber If an agreement is
reached substantially reducing the du.
ties on hides and all leather goods.
After the duty mas been fixed on
hides and feather goods little difficulty
is apprehended in reaching an agree
ment to put oil on the free list and in
compromising upon aduty of about As
cents ton on coal, a. rate of SIPS
thousand fest on rolgh lumber, with
pruportionate differeatials, and rate
of about So ton on print paper. Iron
ore is expected to give more trouble
than any OF these subjects, except
hides.
Many senators thought little objec-
ton would be made to placing iron
ore on the free list. anu this question
generally was regarded as good as set
tied Senator Burrows is making a
stubborn fight for the retention Of the
senate rate OF Is cents a ton ON iron
ore. and he' is said to- be confidently
that he will prevent the abolition of
the. duty. 1t is difficult to predict
whether the senate rate will remain,
whether the ore will be made free or
wkether a, rate will be fixed iaa the
yr3inity' Of fOl cents acton.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
MRS. TAFT'S FATHER ILL
IKE a '5erious Condition Following q
Stroke OF Paralysis.

Cincinnati, July 27-John W. Her
.an, fatherin-law of President Taft,
ia seriously i'll, following mild stroke
nj paralysis. Owing to Mr. Herrons
savanced age, eighty-four years, 1t Is
{ .s.aid. the stroke may prove fatal.
Mrs. Taft was informed of her faith
Sgxss illness, Notwithstanding it was
W.. Herron's expressed wish that she
Sse not told, as he feared the news
wxwgild disturb her.
Dr. Emmanuel Schwab said that Mr.
? s5errnn was in no immediate danger
gsf death.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
BUREIaGTOa'S MYSTERY
Clothing Of Missing Woman Found on
B5nk of Pond,


Burlington. NJ j.. July 27.-The find
ing of womans cape. stockings and
petticoat on the bank of Tstrer's pond
north of this town lends sinister
aspect to the mystery surrounding the
disappearance of the young woman
from a hotel here last Thursday and
increased efforts are bein@ made by
the police to solve the mysyry.
The missing woman, together with a
man supposed to be New York
broker, registered at the Metropolitan
inn on Wednesday evening as "Mr
and Mrs wilkins, of New York" The
man left on the early train for New
York on Thursday morning. and the
young woman, who seemed to be in
trouble of some kind, hired horse
and carriage for drive into the coun-
try. The team was found later desert
ed on the bank of Rancocas creek. A
search of The woman's effects at the
hotel, 1t is said. showed that the ceu.
pie were not man and wife.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
pernsylvanians Save Money.

Harrisburg, Pa. July 24-That the
people of Pennsylvania have been saw
ing money despite the recent panic is
shown by the reports of the building
and loan associations of the state to
the banking department for 1908. The
report shows total assets of $l58,5l0.'
745. an increase over 1907 of $11,595.'
145. The total receipts were $Sl.S73.
764. and the total number OF share
holders SS9. 446, an increase over 1907
of IA .496.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31

Washington. July A-While nc
agreement was reached by the tariff
conferees on coal, lumber. hides, oil
iron ore, the cotton. schedule or wood
pulp and print paper, it was said BY
the conferees that the prospects oil
settling these big questions today were
excellent.
Should the conference complete Its
work today it would be impossible to
report 1t before Tuesday. as the house
which agreed to the conference on
the tariff bill and therefore under the
rules must receive it before the sen
ate, adjourned until Tuesday.
Heroic measures were put into op
GRAFTON in an effort to compose diff
ferences existing between the senate
and house on the tariff bill, and tc
carry out President Tafts program
for a reduction of duties on raw ma
terials When the clerks were ex
cused from the conference, 1t was un
dersbood that votes would be taker
on all of the subjects in dispute be
fore the adjournment for the day.
As the question of hides is giving
the committee more trouble than any
other Of the schedules that have claim
ed the attention of the president, Il
was discussed first. The discussion
had not proceeded far before 1t was
developed that the differences between
the two houses was almost irrecon
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
LOSTLEG DOING FAMILYWASH
Farmer Gets Caught and Is Thrown
AGAINST FIyMfecN

Lancaster, va, July M.-Through an
effort to do the family washing with
the aid of gasoline engine. Eiwood
Hershey, a fIrmer Cd Burrowstown.
lost a leg.
The belt Stripped off btte pulley and.
catching Hershey by the leg, threw
him against the flywhseE His leg was
broken in tw0 places. Hershey was
brought to rhe Lancaster hospital.
where the limb was amputateds
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
Ritten hv Rattlesnake.

Williamsport. Pa, July 27.-N. l..
Huffman. of Marsh Creek, suffering
from two rattlesnake bites on the leg
was brought to the hospital here. DR.
w. f. De Laney was taken on at Slate
Run to administer to him.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
Claims He Was Insane When He
Slew White, But is Now Sane.
@DRAINSTORM" ALIENIST AGAIN
May Fall Into a Parsnoiac State.
District Attorney Jerome Appears In
Case and introduces a Mystery.

White Plains, N. Y, July 27.-The
groundwork of an entirely new defense
figs Marry X Thaw was laid by his
1sannsel before Justice Mills, of the
supreme court, upon the resumption
OF the proceedings to free the slayer
e nj Stanford White from Matteawan
asylum when Thaw's counsel had DR..
3ritton D. Evans, the alienist, differ
ssntiate between a paranoac state and
a-hronic paranoia.
The aIienist, who, during the first
criminal trial Of Thaw for the murder
M Stanford White, earned the cog
! Bgmen of "Brainstorm Evans" stated
, rsnphatically that there was no more
familiarity between the two phases OF
Spaental trouble than there was between
gpcEsimmons and pumpkins; that a
waranoiac state might befall anybody
and yet be subject to curative meas
mrns,
Hiarom the statements that Mr.. Mors.
chauser, Thaw's counsel, let drop after
Tshs session of court had ended, 1t ap-
l3scared that when the final issue of the
taresent case is presented to the pre-.
siding justice claim will be made that
Harry Thaw was suffering from
2 tzserano1ae state of mind when he took
hs12e life of Stanford White, but that af.
Ter treatment in the state asylum all
araces Of this temporary affection OF
GsHe intellect had disappeared and he is
nav mentally sound
sA. Cured at MatteaWan.
{ it win be admitted that Thaw may
have been obsessed by paranoiac
suite eEsf mind at the time he commit
itead the murder, but that such men.
Esai' condition is. by its very nature,
crarable; that Thaw himself has been
cm-ed Of the last lingering symptoms
VI this trouble by his confinement in
lsdaSteawan.
One of the first things that District
Attorney Jerome did was to produce
T. aaystery. He did this in the most I'M
expected fashion. AT the beginning Of
Elne afternoon session he called to the
s8and Clifford w. Hartridge, one OF
yhAw's counsel in the first trial for
sxgTyier, in order that he might have
t,gsaaFised for Identification In the pres
rsas suit some of the papers that Mr..
EzEartFidge possessed as relics OF the
9nrmer action.
After Jerome had asked the witness
; whether or not he had any reports
relative TO Thaw's mental condition
" ss4siSn might have been made by DR.,
Tsyans, acting as an alienist in behalf
0f Thaw, and Hartridge had answered
ffxat ane had, Jerome proceeded to
prSue further into the possessions OF
eae former counsel for the present re-
: azktoT. Mr.. Morschauser asserted that
3 srything that the witness might pos
.ssss in the way OF papers or reports
xxers confidential communications be
tween accused and counsel. He was
rpYerrnled.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
AGED Man Killed at CROSSING.

Iona, N. j., July 27-Fran voi
valen, aged eighty years. was killec
by northbound train at the corssing
the locomotive also killing his horse
and tfemolishing the wagon. Mr.. vosl
Valen was master of the local grange
and had held many positions of trust
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
sanic When Steamer Hit Iceberg.

st. Johns. N. F., July 27.-When the
steamer Bonavista. bound to st.
johns from Montreal struck an ice
berg off Cage Race, Sunday morning
during a fog the seventy passengers
aboard became paufc-stricksn. For a
time they we're so evcited' over their
supposed Ganger sifat they launched
che lifeboats The steamers bow was
badly damaged.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
Building Falls; Many Killed.

st. Petersburg, July PA six-story
house in course of construction on
Rasyesshaya street fell, burying a
large number of workmen in the ruins.
Three dead bodies we're recovered,
and fourteen others are definitely
known to be still buried under the de
bris. Altogether twenty-three men are
still unaccOunted for.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
MEXICO HONORS PROF. ROWE
Member of U. of p. Faculty Gets Spe-
ciaI Diploma.

Mexico City, July 24.-Dr. l.. S.
Rowe, of the University of Pennsyl-
vania, was presented with a special
diploma of honor by the Association
of Geography and Statistics of Mexico
at a session held in his honor. The
presentation speech was made by
Hon. Sabado Alvarez, under secretary
for foreign affairs.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
: Kills His Wife as Children Look On

ENinslow Junction. N. j., July 20
Il naarles Neville, a glassblower OF Kane
UsSa- shot and killed his wife, Nellie
ezrn ght of their two children at the
..sxyygsor Ben Bishop. with whose fam
d gwya she was stopping. Neville escaped
s'azRSus. posse is inpursuit OF him. Ne
s1Jie ana his wife had not been living
Tzaeasbaqr
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
GIRLS BODY IN RESERVOIR
7Hukes-5arre Police May Have Murder
Case TO Solve.

. N'spt1ses-Barre. July 27.-The body OF
sseventeen.year-oid Sarah Thomas was
Es.uznd floating in the reservoir at Ed
vsardsville. near here. She had been
F-Gssssing four days. 1t is not known
~ssgher she committed suicide or was
-zzardered- The coroner is investi
? eating The case.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31

Potatoes Cause Typhoid En- Fleet
Prnvincetewn. Mass, fully 2T.-That
the outbreak of typhoid' fever among
the'men of the battlesiip feet WAS due
to bad potatoes was the official verdict
of n naval physician on the supply ship
Gezrio after a thorough investigation.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
ysrn.s Church Ice Cream.

141zfeto1, Pa. July rs. - Thieve'
'hr=saSe inc the Christ Memorial church
70 West EEszleton. during the nigh
ssssa stole the ice cream stored there
SYr use al the picnic of the Sunday
zt~ni1rJ1
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
aov Killed bv Fall From Tree

Reading, Pa. July 27.-Injuries rs
ceived in falling from a cherry treI
caused the death of eleven-year-olS
ORR Powers here. The lad broke sey
eral ribs. one of them puncturing hi
liver.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
chasinn umnire. Nice, Causes Crash

Jackson. Mich, July 26. - A mot
chased Umpire EIdrfdge. OF the South
ern Michigan league. from the grounds
here. In the rush of the spectators the
grandstand collapsed iniuring fifteeI
or twenty people three seriously.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
SERvlAM KING SERIOUSLY ILL
Suffering From Disease Which May
Cause Sudden Death

Vienna, July 24.-Private kilograms
from Belgrade, Servia, say that the
condition of King Peter is arousing
great anxiety. His majesty is suffer
ing from calcination of the arteries
complicated by Inflammation of the
veins At night he is almost sleep.
less. and his sudden death. the Bel
grade advices say. would cause nc
surprise
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
Shah onered Annuity to Deeamp.

Teheran, July 27.-The new Persia
government Is prepared to offer Nc
manned Ali Mira, the ex-shah of Per
STA, an annual pension of $4,000 o.
condition that he leaves Persia with
out delay.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
Funny Show plsloeates Mans Jaw.

Funny Show DIsfoeates Mans Jaw.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, July 27.-Walte
Dean, OF this city, laughed so hearth,
at vaudeville performance that b
dislocated his jaws on both sides. Or
Brooks spent two hours getting th'
bones back into their proper place.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-31
PUSHED BOY INTO. WAFER
Seven 12-Year-old Boys Charged With
CAUSING Death of Six-Year-Oid Lad.

Trenton. N. j., July 27.-After hours
of dragging by the police the body OF
six-year-old James Cryne was found
in the canal here. Charged with hav-
ing pushed the little fellow into the
water and then left him to drown.
seven boys, each about twelve years
of age, have been arrested. The boy
had been missing from his home since
July Is.