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TFgF, HAMMETT HOLDS
 ANNUAL MEETING

The stoekffolders of the Ham1hett Grocery@Company met Monday afterA pooneat their elegantly furnished of fees and held their annual business meeting, besides elect'ng officers and directors for the ensuing year. E. c. Howell was reelected president; w. l.. Dewoody, vice president; A. w.. Nunn. secretary and treasurer and manager of the grocery department; |E. c. Howell, manager cotton depart Iment: Tom Brummett, assistant man age rgrocery department. The direct ors are E. c. Howell. W. L. De~oody. AAW. Nunn, W. H. Westbrook and F. B. Tomlinsou. s..e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-19
many admirers.

Miss Katherine Hamilton, formerly employed in the local telephone eX- change. has recently left for Pine BUT where she is to accept similar posi- ton. She was succeeded by Miss Car rie Robinson of this place:-Stuttgart Arkansawer.
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iHY THIS FOR
 YOUR COUGH

Nix two ounces of giyceine with hatf ounce Of Virgin Oil of Pine eompoea@ 9art and ! half pint of straight w1Ht'taf Shake well, and taho ia dos-s ot 2 leaspoo1ful every l2&r hogrs 2h.s mixtures possesses tila f@ai5n@.@e@'t1.a .al properties of the asaaa aad @iaI 5a=s's cold in twan- 4-.por .la@e aa1 casa aDy coassh tt2t is ea'a2la. h 'aH.ng @eie form ula put ap 52 sure taa yarT. GruEsct st Nses t.?a eenuin2 Etratn oil of Pine eampoaad. pare, prepared end gaaran- ted caiE hv=t'e Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati c
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Let the Fire Biuft Moving and Storage Co, move and store your household goods. Tp-to-date padded moving vans. Under exclusive man. aEemcnt of white men. We make 8 specially of packing household goods for shipment. Office Unlon Station. Both phones 6s. 2~s-a-ty
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Only the blind fail to see the Dump Sale Bargains-but they buy on qnr .say-so.
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Mrs. Webster Hostess.


 The meeting Thursday at tie resi- dence of Mrs. Dr. Webster was con ceded by all present as being one Of the most pleasant and enjoyable af fairs Of the year. Mrs. Webster as hostess, assisted by her sister, Miss Grace, of Pine Bluff, presided in her very gracious way and gave to the gathering a true sense of cordiality in appreciation of their presence. The hall was beautifully banked with ferns and narcissus and the library was ar tistically decorated with hyacinths and ferns and an occasional spray of smi- lax. 4 course repast of escalloped oysters. hot rolls, salted peanuts, eel cry, orange ice and coffee was served at the close of the game of bridge. The clubs regular prize, two beautiful china cups and caucers, was won by Mrs. R. P. Borough. The game was overly interesting and consisted of five tables.-~Texarkana Texarkanian.
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sFanG Opera Concert.

Grand Opera cea~crt.
 The Musical Coterie wtl1 h9Ii il
 monthly meetins at the Temple We'd
 nesday morning. with Nasdaa $ T.
 K. Toney and r. l. .Di1eg aa r'.a;r-
 men. ! special feature or t5e aGa-
 gram will be the pi1u0 sg'o. "Taa
 Coterie,''> by lIr Leon Block.
 which is his own oompos'ao0 >mou@
 the other numbers, all of waich are
 extraordinarily good. are inc two se-
 lect3ons ty Mrs. k r Baldwin fa
 sister of Mrs DilIcy., oo Tyler, Tev38. who is known to De skilled and finished pianist, and comes here es- pecially as q favor to take part in i this program. The program is as follows: Coterie Chorus" Whirl and TwrI," ;, {Wagner).
 Piano auartette (William Teil> ty Mesdames Bocage and Norris, Miss
 Culver and Prof McNeil1, The Song Of Dawn" (Ellis Wat i <on). Mrs. W. D. Feguson. l Piano solo. The {otelir." ;Leon Dlock>. NIT. Leon Block 1 Reading, Opera and Oratorio." Mr. D. ". Richey. Piano selected, Mrs X, r. Bald win, of Tyler, Texas. Piano duo. selected, Misses Lang 1 ford. Vocal solo, (a) Long Ago. fb) "The Cleaning Shadows" (MacDow e1l), Miss Geisreiter. Piano solo, selected, Mrs. A. P.
 Baldwin.
 Coterie chorus. waltz from Faust,
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oA8TozEA. ,n. 1 Tho kiad You naN Aways BoucHt sepatur. ~ / <z2N@ 7"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-28
0klahomans Are Not Curbed
: ?, by Grand Jury
MOB VIOLENCE Threatened
PROBE. OF KILLINGS FOR MUIR
DER OF DEPUTY u. S. MARSHAL
LEADS TO TALK OF ANOTHER
LYNcHINe - HASKELL ORDER.
ED INVESTIGATION.

Ada. Okla, April 2S.-A special
grand Jury convened today, ordered
by Governor Haskell to investigate
the lynching April 10 James Miller,
Jesse West, Joseph Allen and W. T,
BurreiI, cattlemen, for the murder of
A. A. Bobbitt, q United States deputy
marshal. Attorney General West will
conduct the examination Of witnesses.
More than 200 witnesses have been
summoned and every effort will be
made 70 obtain indictments against
the leaders of the mob.
During the Iast twenty-fo hours
there has been talk Of another lynch
ing, This talk csnters around the
fact that Oscar PsiIer and Edward
and David Johnson, whs were taken
to TeouHased jail for safe keeping sev-
erai days age, have been Feturned 10
Ada. PeiieF, who Ia mere boy, ia
being hsid as aa alleged accessory to
the murder Of 8obbjtt and 1t was
his seHfesstoR that ia believed TO have
been the primary cause OF the lynch
ing OF the seuF eattisfaen, The John
son bFethsFg aFs charged with thf
TRuedsF of T. II, Putnam, at AiisHi iast
january, aHd up to this time there
has bseH Re trial OF tisiE sass,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-28
Deposition Of Abdul Hamid Is
Regarded as Such
new SULTAN is PRAISED
NOT ONE coNsTANTINoPLE
NEWSPAPER HAS GOOD WORD
FOR DEPosED RuLER-IN THE
OFFICIAL DECISION HE rs
scATHINGLY REsukED.

ConstantinopIe, April 2s.-The Fetwa.
or official decision of Sheik VI Islam
on the deposition of Abdul Hamid, has
been made public. 1t embraces, Put
by parliament to sheik VI Islam." and
his answer thereto.
The text follows. What becomes of
an Imam Cthea title of the sultan of
Turkey as head of the orthodox faith)
who has destroyed certain holy writ
ings; who has seized property in con-
travention of the Sheri laws. who has
committed crueIties in ordering the
assassination and Imprisonment of ex-
lies without any justification under the
Sheri laws. who has squandered public
money, who, having sworn to govern
according to the Sheriat, has violated
his oath; who by gifts OF money has
provoked internaecine bloodshed and
civil war, and who no longer is. recog-
nized in the provinces 90"
To this, Sheik VI Islam replied:
He must abdicate or be .deposed."
Cabinet Asked to Remain.
Not one of the ConstantinopIe news
papers has good word for Abdul
Hanid, whose life and reign are being
held up to universal execration. on the
other hand, the accession of Mehmed v
IL regarded as dawn of a new era
The cabinet has. been requested to re-
main in office for some days longer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-28
BOYLE CLAIMS
He HAS ALIBI.
SHARON kiDNAPER OUTLINES
HIS DEFENSE, BUT HIS WIFE
s-e..-..c REMAINS RETIcENT.

/ Mercer, Pa, April 2ss--Jantes H.
Boyle. awaiting trial on the charge of
kidnapping willie whttfs fro1n Sharon.
on March 1s mas outlined his defense.
He expects to prove by witnesses from
Youngstown, Ohio, that he was in
Youngstown and not in Sharon as the
prosecution will try to prove, on the
evening of the abduction and that he
went to Youngstown the morning of
the abduction. Going by rail to War
rem. Ohio.
Mrs. Boyle has no defense prepared.
She merely defies the state to prove
anything against her. And while
Boyle is worrying over his and trying
to shift the responsibility upon his
wife, she refuses to say word about
the case tnat could injure herself or
her husband.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-28
BED CLOTHING .
SAVED WOMAN
MADISON, WIS., MAN FAILS TO
KILL WOMAN WITH AK AS .
SIZE SLEEPS.

Madison. wis. April 2s,-Heayy bed
clothing, diminishing the force OF tho
blows deait with sn an upon the bcdy
Of Mrs. Mary Towniey by Albert En-
gel, IL probably aiI that saved the aged
woman from death ct tho hands OF
Eagei early today, When arrested En-
gel had bottle OF easboiie acid In hts
pocket. He was sent tp jail for sixty
days,
Ths EaageAs bays taA fFeanea4 quar-
ysis aad II IL said Mrs, EngeI left
hosna several days ago fearing yioisAes
from beg hasssaadS AtFs, ToWniey, a
nstghbOr, was saFsRg Ees tins efaiidFeR.
Altar Fasdnisht, En@ett vino had been
dsbHaElRg. aRpsassd asTae4 with aaa Az
aad Gip6etsd three blows at AVs.
FewRisy as she lay in bed, bat the
heavy cSEesiag saved he's frem seTieas
hasHa.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-28
WEALTHY men
Are IMPLICATED

Chicago, Aprii 9s. Peter ysa Wis
singer, tis f0Epasy real estate RaaR
bEought back fr0m prison ~ testify
In baRixFsptcy court aaa whS caHsad
sensation yesterday ~ stating that
his toxgesdes were knoWH tS tws Of
his victims four years before his psa6-
lis confession last winter, gave RdAt-
tionaa details OF his story IA coart t0=
day,
The paen 10 whon he aiaeges he RFi-
vateiy impaired q ccnEess&pq oe bis
guilt are Maurice Roseufsld and Rsr-
nard Rosenberg, both naen of vepHted
wealth and socaal posAtioqs, and who
are alleged to have forced Van Wis
sengen to attempt to make good stoQ,.
009 worth OF forged mortgages WhtcH
had cogne lnt9 their hands. SO "a
this Van vlissensen decaares he coma
nnitted sttA further forgeries.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-28
Thugs RAID
?. CIRCUS; Two
ARE KILLED

Logansport, Ind. April 2s.-Patrol.
man Joseph Kroeger and a pickpocket
whose name is unknown, were killed
in revolver duel late last night fol-
lowing an evening performance at
circus. A second man, Charles Pierce
OF Scranton, Pa, was captured this
morning after a policeman had pur-
sued him on a handcar to a point
about six miles north of the city. He
is charged with having fred the shot
that killed the policeman. After the
evening performance oS tie circus
thugs raided the crowd with revoIvers
in their hands.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-28
INTERESTING
TALKS ON TARIFF
SENATE GALLERIES CROWDED D
AGAIN TODAY WHEN AMEND
MENTS ARE DISCUSSED.

Washington, April 2S.--Ths prospect
OF interesting debates arising in con-
nectien with the consideration OF the
tariff bill again called together large
co1npany OF visitors sn rae senate gal
lsFies today,
SENATOR RayRss ts prepared TO speak
on the tariff Bit and may take tbs
occasion TO DO 70 today, Senator
BseWR yesterday gave Reties that he
wouid today speak cf his proposed
anlendaaent to the eOastitHtteB, pT9s
ytdine fog an tReeFsas tan, Rad Senator
samnsns has giVsR nettse that no will
today speak on tbs Iumfsy schedule
Of the tariff bill
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-28
FALLERIES
DEATH sought
French Police Arrest Anarchist
at Monte Carlo

Monte Carlo. April 2s-A man
named Verdier, who was arrested here
today by the French police, declared
that he was an anarchist and that ins
had come 10 Monte Carlo for the pur-
pose of killing President Falleries of
France, who is at present visiting here.
Revolver Was Loaded,
A revolver loaded with jscheted bui-
lets was found on Verdier, as we'll as
a letter addressed to the perfect Of
the department Of the Apes, Mari
times, in which the man explained the
motive for his contemplated act,
Warbler comes from Haute Garche.
The police believe that he is insane.
President Faiieries arrived here yes
terday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-28
HAMlID I QUITS
THE CAPITAL
DepOsed Suitan Leaves Under
Cover Of Darkness

ccns<ant1nopae, April 22-Afdui
Eaznid. the deposed sultan OF Turkey,
left taae capiaDl Last might fnR Salonild.
He In accompanied by eleven women
OF his har@En. He was conveyed
quietly under tiae cover OF darkness
frO9n tine Anperlal palace aA Yil6iz to
railroad station IN STEAMBOAT Shortly
after he was installed on board the
train uuEaed out for the west.
May ImpEssna Hamid-
L,ondnn, Apr1l 3a,-HaiiI HaIid Rey.
the local representative OF ths Young
TuxAM, declared today that when Alb
hnl HRxnid reaches SaAonatd he prob
ably wOuad have 20 STANG trial on
charges set frREh In taa FetWa depos-
ing htm. ~Ths sentence OF execution
Is mot ygcaaaaa," !" continued Hail Ha1id
Beg, -but he pEohabay Will be inn
srianned~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-28
Active Work Of Firemen Pre-
vent Any Fatalities
THE ORIGIN OF THE FIRE
FIRE, WHICH BROKE OUT IN A
FIRST AVENUE BLOCK AT 12:45
p. M. TODAY, THREATENED FOR
A TIME TO RESULT DIsAs-
RoUsLY- FLAMES ORIGINATED
IN REAR OF SECONDHAND .
sToRg-PRoPERTY, LOSS Is
SLIGHT.

With two invaiids confined in rooms
upstairs and with several families
with little tots too small TO get TO
places OF safety, are broke out In the
Laliy block, First avenue, between
Fifth street and Broadway at i2;4S
today and but for tho aetive work Of
asenen and eit4zens at hand, there Is
little doubt bHt that ssHas wsuid have
been s4aoiaeTed in tbs dense sHaOAe
that filled the satiFs place,
Mrs. j, NsFqHist, for the past ten
years an tayaiid, absolutely helpless,
was carried fFeFa her bed. only partly
dressed, atteF tisA esaehiihg Of tbs
tiamss had hesskae so distinct as to
cause the greatest aPPf fetaeAsieh,
Mrs, Gilbert Befg. aenfinsd 10 hsT
bed, yaethss=Wjfe OF 10 years, and
hsF little babe, we're Feseued, being taxi
sa ia tbs Elicit iastei, where they weEe
cared for,
Mrs, y. FreeiHaaR vas upstairs when
ths alarm was given, but came from
the pieck before the smoke was sa
sitting,
81 pRIglH sf FiFes
Fhs fire sfigiaated in tins Feas az tiae
stsSe Tssa on tiaa west side, beth .ei
the PLACES being aeeuPisd by j. 81
Aally ia his seesad hand business. Ms
Laiiv was WaFkiRg at @ beRsh in the
extreme Fsas, fiiiRg p timers steve
with gaseiiRs, AseeydlHg to a. stats
ERsRt by MF, taiiy, the fgs originated
fFem this steve In ssaas way, aaa IN
a sRaYt tiRas ttas FeaF Of ths building
was In a sfaest Of faEaEs,
Phe hliidiRg ID. ewRea by ., r
BaushertE, haapsF Of staFkweatheS
The damage ts ths building is esm.
parativeiy snail, fhe flames being cen:
fined to the Eeae Of ths main aser, j
was stated that a couple Of huadyet
dollars will ceEsr all less to the build.
Ing.
The loss to the stse< is heavier taW:
eUeE. It was necessary ta pss #ateI
and the goods were we'll soaked. I'M
watez and snaaia damage pa the steel
pas estimated at between s48A aRt
S5e6.
The loss upstairs pas FeEF ligflt, ex
eept from Water IT is believed tha
the entire loss is covered by lnsuranes
4
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-28
FARMERS BESIEGE
CANADIAN CAPITAL

yFsaaipsg, Maa3 Apsii as Fas aght
OF the western Canada sraia growers
EeS government OwRsysaiR Of grain
elevators has been transferred frosa
wsaalpes and Gassaxv 70 Ottawa, the
DountnioA capital.
A Aesasakion representing $4,000
farraers IN taae three prairie provinces
has gpns 10 Ottawa ts RTsseat ta tae
RovespEasst pstitisa stsHsd by that
many pexxnnS asixsng the govesa1aeat
to establlSh thts Systeu
Fhsy declare Is wifi mean an smart
rnous saSsng annually TO Ganaalap
farmers and wa f.lxptsh them . read :
Ter rnaEl1et snr tlaeir gain.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-28
McCumber and Johnson Take
Up the Battle
AGAINST WHEAT DRAW BACK
INTERESTS OF NORTHWEST IN
GOOD HANDS AT WASHINGTON
--McuMsER SECURES IMPoR.
TANT STATEMENT SHOWING
HOW IMPoRTATIoNs FROM
CANADA HAVE GROWN.

Washington, April sS-That impor-
tant questionable drawback on wheat
-is receiving considerable attention
at the hands OF Senators McCumber
and Johnson these days and 1t Is for
tunate for the agricultural interests
OF the northwest that two. such well
posted men on this particular sub
ject are in the senate one on the
finance COMMITTEES which has the MAX
ing OF the tariff bill. and the other on
the committee on agriculture. Both
are violently opposed to the draw
back on wheat and all importations
OF that product as a matter of fact,
but on the other hand there IS a
coterie OF eastern seniors and others
whose free raw material hobbies are
quite as determined to oppose the
contentious OF northwestern farmers,
as represented by Senators McCum-
ber and johnson. and to overcome the
exponents OF free raw materials viii
be no easy task. .E..:...
Mocun1ber Prepares Statement.
In order to prove that the import
atoms of wheat from Canada and the
northwest territory will continue just
as long as drawback: are permitted,
Senator McCumber has prepared the
following statement covering the pro-
ductton OF wheat. and importations in
this country during the past two or
three years: IT,. a. .fs.y- -
'The production of wheat in the
United States for the fiscal year 1908
was about 6s7 100000 bushels. In 1905
the wheat crop o. the United States
was short, the total production being
$4,000, 900 bushels. /
In 1905 it reac~ 4 the normal pro-
duction again of 6s2,o00,00e bushels.
In 1904 we imported $3.50 bushels o.
wheat when we had a full crop. Ir
1905, when the crop was short, we
imported S,102,o ,o0o In 1905. 3,oes ,ooC
bushels were from Canada. go. +,
Americans AIcre Suffer. b
This wheat undoubtedly was uset
in American hour and II is fair z
assume that the IA ,T.wback was allow.
ed on the whole. Since the year 1905
Under treasury dictations allowing
drawbacks on wheat which had beer
mixed with American wheat ant
ground into flour, the importation
from Canada has largely increased
In 1907 we imported $4,000 bushels;
in 1908 $4,000 bushels, and with thu
opening up Of the large wheat fields
In the northwest territory, the import.
ations of wheat viii continue to In
crease If allowed a drawback"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-28
GIRL Thieves
LOOT GARDNER
eoLolg swEEDMAN AND SISTER,
ROSY JOHNSON, CHARGED WITH
STEALING slLVER..THE FORMER
MAKES HER GETAWAY RV PUB
Lie AID.

armed with A search warrant, issued
from the police court on complaint of
Manager tfabfeF Of the Gardner hstei,
Chief Of Police Grant this morning
raided the heRae of Chris Johnson, 2e4
Second street seHth, where he found a
quantity of sjiYeFWaFs stamped with
the aafae fFhe Gardner" Resy jeha=
son, a former eapiaye OF the Gardner,
was placed pRdeF arrest and Is new
held ia the city jail, charged with lasz
cenV,
esaFehlBs fer eeIde,
Resy 5ehBseH, age IL years, and her
sister, dejdie sWeedHaa, age IL YeaFs,
the latter having gained considerable
netsriety in Fargo courts in the past,
were employed at tas Gardner as silyes
girls, leaving that place Iast Friday
after seventeen days engagement there.
That Geidie sweedHaaR js responsible
feF the ACT, Ia the statement made by
several parties Whs appeared in eeprt
on behalf of the giTi arrested. dsidie
left the city Saturday evening, esten=
slpiy feF ehieaEe, the Aerne of heF
netheF=iR=iaW,
HaF fare to st. Paul was paid by
6ass county, while the Fargo 6hari-
ties assisted the woman i'm raising
funds ta get freRl the Twin Cities to
Chicago, where she was to ieave her
child in the care ef its grandmother,
wha is said ia pc at some means.
Appearing All the effice af Rev. q: p.
McCraekeR, the giFi wife taid a pitt
ifyl tale: She stated that if able ia
get te Chicago she sseuid be able ia
take care ef herself. Far years past
she has been an eBjeet OF charity In
the city and 1t tRgs AguFed that in Pur-
chasing a ticket f9E her ta laaEe. that
the best end Weuid pc reached.
Ne suspietaR af the present treuhia
had been raised al that tiHaA.
Less Net AseeFtainsd.
Fha exact amount ef siivsEwape chat
was stolen has pet bean asesFtainaa az
yet, At the place Faiesa: haif O doseR
knives. foFks and large table speaas
we're found III vas feared thig aft-
srpean that GoIdia SweeanaA had pes
sihlE packed her gFsR with the plated
wara- An sffoEt * AaW heing EAada to
locate hex threnEh reiattpes, IN GAR
cagn, and nothing Will be left undene
ia bring har 70 5ustiea,
| Rosy johnson was arrat tgnad befere
Judge Martin Ryan today She enter
ed a piea az not guilty and her hear
ling Was set for 10 o'clock tomorrow
3
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MORE DECISIONS IN
MISSOURI CASE

Kansas City, April IA suplemen-
tary decision inthe rate case involving
eighteen Missouri railroad companies
operating In Missouri was filed In the
federal court here today by Judge
Smith McPheTson OF Red Oak, Iowa,
Judge MePharson declines 90 rscede
from his FIRST opinion rendered on
March last, I'm the sElaGteT OF a di-
vision of the costs OF the proceedings
or 20 change his personal hoadiag that
the court cannot fix rates, Ia effect
the decision means that the SaiiFeads
and the state must pay eae~tAif ct
costs, wfieia aTs $4,000. and the court
refuses tbs FaliEoads' petiftea which
asked 1t to specifically state what pas
senger rates they sheuid charge,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-28
Dying, WRITES
name ON A CARD

St, Paul, MINI, April 2s.--Tossed
from the Northern Pacific. tracks by
a train at 2 o'clock this morning near
Dale street and Raymond avenue, 5.
Strouve. telegraph operator. tore
strips OF cloth from his shirt and
sought to bind up mis- wounds, but In
vain. He was found dead about day
light, by z. @. Leonard, track walker
BY his side was a card on which
was written; IS. Strouve, telegraph
operator, Itasea, MINI"
Foreseeing his approaching death
the man had rovided means for his
own identification. His body was eat
in many places and many bones
broken.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-28
TEDDY Will HUNT
LIONS TOMORROW
E2.PREsiDENF's PATTY READY
FOR FIRST TRIP INTO THE
JUNGLEs OF AFRi6A,

Nairebi, British East Afsica, April
SO. Members Of The Roosevelt party
Win start tomorrew from tiae razch Of
Sir Alfred Pease, on tsaelE arss tip
hunting after lioas. Fsae reEaaIaaer Of
the Roosevelt camp was moved this
morntng frPm Hapiti Plains 10 the
Pease ranch.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-28
N. D. FARMER TOOK
The MOOSE ROUTE

crary. N, D.. April ss.-Dsspondent
or on account of i'll health, Carl Dahl.
aged 40 years, committed suicide yes
terday afternoon at his farm near this
place. Throwing a rope over rafter
in the barn. he slipped the moose over
his head. and lifting his feet OF the
floor of the place took his own life.
He was found in this position later by
members OF the family.
Deceased is survived by a wife and
three children, An inquest was held
yesterday, showing that Dahl met
death at his own hands, .-....--... .
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FIushlnG NJ " April 2s--The open
Ing address, OF the prosecution in the
case Of capt. p, c, Hains sr. charged
with the murder OF William e. Annls,
was made today BY George A. Gregg,
formerly district attorney of Queens
county GregE ts now associate coun-
vel with District Attorney Dewitt.
Before Gregg began his presenta-
tion OF che states ease. Justice Garri-
son ruled THAI the Witnesses of the
Staee an1 defenae should be excluded
from the co0xtrooj except when testi-
fylna Dtstrace Attorney Dewitt re-
queste1 that Gen. p, c. Hains. father
OF the accused. be also excluded. but
the aseense objected and the court
perrnttted tia general TO remain, Gen
eral FEaans treated his son with affec-
tion this aaaornin9. but the captain
made ne reaponsA
s Ftrs4 Degree Murder.
Gregg began his opening address to
the tar9 hy rsserTtng to the shooting
at Annals an = deliberate and bruEal
nluiya@p an the nrwt deEree. committed
Wsth cold design.
T.