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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-08

Mr. Anderson, will never be forgot
ten The trip was made with the ear.
nest intention Of helping the upright
ana sober and order-loving people of
East Grand Forks to see the need or a
new order. There must be action if
the laws OF Minnesota are not to con-
tinue to be iagrantly violated. These
tacts can be substantiated at any time.
Those here related were seen Satur-
day night. Oct 30. 1909, from 11:10
p. m. to ais a. m"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-08

The ladies Of the First Congrega-
tional church will hold sale of Rugs.
Fancy Articles and Aprons of all
kinds at the parlors of the First Meth
odist church on Thursday afternoon
and evening, Dec. 8. A new England
supper will be served at O'clock.
Home cooking and candies will be on
sale afternoon and evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-08
This i Worth Rememberlrr

Whenever you have q cough or cold,
just remember that Foley's Honey and
Tar will cure 1t. Remember the name
Foley's Heney and Tar, and refuse sub
stitutes IL II Casselman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28

ing that Illinois attempted to convey
public lands, a part OF the federal do
main, to private corporation for pc
cuniary gain,
1t will be further claimed that Wis.
consin is part of the Northwest Ter.
ritory; that under the ordinance of
July 13. 1887, all "navigable waters
leading into the Mississippi and St
Lawrence shall be common highways
and forever free"
That the Desplaines, rising in Wis
consln and flowing into the Illinois
river, thence into the Mississippi
causes continuous flow Of water
from one state into another and that
the question of Wisconsin's rights is
not alone to be decided by the iii
nois courts, but must be determined
by the supreme court of the United
States.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28

LAW PASSED IN 1887
Territory Shall be Forever Free,
Will be Basis of The
Attack.

Chicago, Oct. 27,--The decision Of
the supreme court of Illinois, an.
nounced yesterday granting property
and power rights on the Desplaines
river to the Economy Light and Power
Company. will be fought by the state
of Wisconsin according to Attorney
Edward T. Cahill, representing Wis
consin.
Wisconsins claim that the state OF
Illinois and trustees of the Illinois
and Michigan canal cannot convey
tie title to the land claimed by the
power company, because it is in part,
bed and bars of the Desplaines river
which originates in Wisconsin.
The supreme court of Illinois had
previously declined to entertain Wis
consin's petition, on the ground that
the rights of Wisconsin were unaf-
fected
The counsel for Wisconsin now pro-
poses to take the case to the supreme
court OF the United States, maintain
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
PRINCE ITO'S BODY
BROUGHT TO JAPAN
WITH ALL HONORS

Toxic, Oct. 27.-The body of Prince
Ito was taken aboard the warship
Iwato, at Darien and brought to Japan
accompanied by ft:; suit represent.
ing the entire nation.
The Emperor of Korea cabled his
sympathy to the Emperor Of Japan
and Princess Ito. The assassin will
propahly be tried at Dairen. Nine
alleged accomplices were arrested. 1t
is believed the investigation vii
show the plot was hatched at Seoul.
The japanese authorities are de-
termined to unearth the source, be-
cause the assassination of Ito is he.
lieved to have been planned by the
same persons who planned the mur
der of Durham White Stevens, former
diplomatic adviser to the Korean gov
ernment at San Francisco in 1905
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
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ALSO HOW TAMMANY KNIFE
BRYAN IN NEW YORK
CITY FOR PRES
iDENT.
THE WHITE SLAVE
CHARGES DENOUNCED
In Strong Speech hJ caynor--Eai
nard Makes Some Strc1g Re-
marks About Grating and
Stealing City's
Money.

New York, Oct, ~ Despite ain I
night the three mayora,ty candidate
delivered fifteen speeches. Grove
greeted the speakers everywhere.
At meeting at Carnegie Hail. an
nounced as Democratic mass mens
ing, Hearst emphasized that he wa
always Democrat, but the exponeI
Of independence in politics. ''Thre
| wears ago | ran for governor upon TIL
, independence party ticket, he sale
| and the Democratic party of tn
state endorsed me, seeming to SCI
true Democracy in the independence
candidate and platform. ! was slaugf
tered and sacrificed for New Yors
City. On every dead wall famed thS
giant poster, How to cut Hearst an9
vote for Hughes; to every Tamman
voter was sent a sample ballot, HoNI
to cut Hearst and vote for Hughes
and for all this advertisement and In
formation Tammany paid the bills. !
Bryan, Hearst said, was knitted b.
Tammany in New York after hayinN
been endorsed at the Democratic nas
tional convention. In this instance
also, he added, Tammany footed the
bills for the advertising OF how tf
vote for Chandler for governor ana
Taft for pFe4iaent, He eanelstlea
with the statement that II elected h6
would fight Tammany, not for re.
yenge, but for the good Of the city
Gaynor's speeches tonight were
largely addressed to the foreigners
He dwelt particularly ON the person
al liberty issue. At Cooper Union,
one Of the speakers, an italian out
lined the campaign conditions to his
countrymen in their native tongue.
The white slave charges were
denounced by Gaynor, who laid stress
uron the charges as they related to
the italian people, The cadets re-
ferred to in McClure's magazine were
Italians in many instances, the writer
said. and this declaration was brand
cd by Gaynor and others as an in
justice and lie, while the assemblies
cheered In sympathy.
Barnard said:
Lets turn over new leaf and
agree that there are no spoils coming
to the city officer that he can onty
take his salary, and If he does not
want the office on those terms, he
should resign or be removed. Steal.
ing the eity's money is Just stealing,
aud graft is sneak thieving"
Although there is less betting on
the result than at any previous elee
tion in many years, the wagers arc
generally with the odds fayoring Gay
nor A lump sum of $4,000 was left
with the proprietor of an uptown ho
tel today to be wagered even thai
| Hearst would be third in the mayoral
| ty race A bet of several thousand
was made that Gaynor viii not VIII
; by 10000 plurality
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
FRAUD IN JURY DRAWING
Charged Against the Cook County
Jury Commission by the oe-
tober Grand Jury,

Chicago, Oct 27.-Violaton OF the
law governing the drawing Of jurors
is charged against the county Jury
commission by the october grand
jury, whose report was submitted to-
day. and characterizes the commit
tees system as "fraught with fraud
and irregularities.
The report charges that the selec-
tion of jurors rested purely upon the
personal choice Of the commissioners
and their employees and and a system
of bogus cards and false lists was
fointed ont The cornty judges viii
investigate the charges. The in
dictments against the defendants on
specific charges were previously re
turned,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
CEBHlRDT MAY HAVE
CLAIM TO THE TITLE
OF blue BEARD"

New York, Oct. 2f.--Trederick Geb-
hardt, the confessed Islip murderer,
may have claim on the title of "Elue
Beard, according to statement to-
night by Brooklyn detectives, Two
other mysterious murders of women
will be investigated before the pris-
oner is put on trial. In view of his
uncertain matrimonial career, the po
lice believe that two and possibly
three additional cases, where women
disappeared win be
cleared up.
1t is reported that the prisoner con
fessed to the coroner that he killed
two other women. T.ie coroner would
not comment, but Cant. Coughlar
said.
"Gebhardt admitirL enough to put
several new clues at our command
and we hope to get further admis
sions from him as soon as we follow
these clues up
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
WE|GHERS WILL
HOLD THEIR Obs
TAKES A GRAFTEh TO CATCH A
CRATER, SAYS COLLECTOR
LOEB.
IMMUNITY PROMISED.
Men Who Testified and Confessed to
Aiding Cheese importers by
False Weights Will
Be Retained.

New York, Oct. 27.--It takes a
CRATER to catch a CRATER in the Gus
toms service, says William Loeb, Jr,,
collector OF the port of New York, in
a statement issued tonight, and Fed
eral Judge Holt's opinions to the con-
trary Notwithstanding, four weighers
who confessed and testified in the
trial of Phillip Musica and his elderly
father, Antonio, cheese importers.
which concluded today, will hold their
Jobs.
The Musicas were charged with
fraudulently securing underweights
IN cheese importations. The trial re-
suited in the fathers acquittal and
the sons Incarceration for sentence.
Judge Holt, before disposing of the
case, denounced the retention of the
four weighers as a discredit to the
government and an injustice to hon
est men in the service.
Loeb's reply said:
1T was deemed Imperative to
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
PAID IKE Fine.

Chicago, Oct. 26-Sheriff Strass
helm, upon his return tonight from
Springfield where he paid the $500
fine imposed by the supreme court,
found awaiting him a telegram from
Governor Deneen's secretary, stating
that the governor had telegraphed
from Cairo as follows:
advise pardon of Strassheim. Re
hearing if possible. | shall pay fine
il it stands"
Sheriff Strassheim," said Deputy
Sheriff Peters tonight, acted upon
the advice of Deneen. The governor
informed him at the time that he
would be responsible for holding
Smith"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
MEN WHO ROBBED
UNION PACIFIC TRAIN
ARE PUT ON TRIAL

Omaha, Oct. 27.---At the trial of the
men charged with robbing the Union
Pacific mail train this afternoon, Ar.
thur j Niles and Arthur l.. Drebert
mail clerks on the car that was rob
bed, told of being forced from the car
at the point of a pistol, but neither
could identify any of the robbers,
William r. Canada, chief of the In
ion Pacific detectives, identified tht
pieces Of torn envelope he found neal
the scene of the robbery, and told d
finding other articles which might
serve as clues. The government hai
lis witnesses.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
POLICEMEN CAPTURE TWO
BURGLARS AFTER GUN FIGHT

indianapolis, Ind, Oct Z7.--Two
men were caught in an attempt to
rob house on South Harris avenue,
after being shot by bicycle policemen
Mullen and Stewart this afternoon
in a desperate running battle. One,
who was probably fatally wounded,
Is named Mike Foley, according to his
companion. The latter, shot in the
leg and arm, said his name was Sam-
uel Cardwell of Chicago. He met Fol
ey, he said. In Cincinnati
The policemen were called by
neighbors and found that Cardwell
and Foley had been ransacking the
house. The robbers opened fire on
the officers in the street. Mullen stop
ped his bicycle SO quickly that he was
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
The STATUTE
OF LIMITATIONS
WAS INVOKED TO STOP guRo.
cEEDlNGs AGAINST SUGAR
TRUST AND 1T WORKED LIKE
A CHARM.

New York, Oct. 27.--A decision
which appears likely to overthrow the
government criminal case under the
antitrust law against the American
Sugar Refining company and its di-
rectors, was rendered by Justice Holt
in the federal court today. Holt dis
missed the indictments against Gus.
tay Il. Kissel and Thomas B. Harmed.
two of the men accused with the
sugar company of conspiracy and re-
straint Of trade. The court declared
that the statute of limitations in
validated any action against them, as
the offense for which they were in
fcted was committed more than
three years ago.
1t was pointed out tonight that the
same argument world apparently ap.
ply with equal force to other defend.
ants, and that similar action probably
will be taken in their behalf. The
Indictment was Of the blanket variety
and this seems to indicate that any
decision applied to Kissel and Harmed
would be equally applicable to others.
Besides kissel and Harmed, there
are included in the same indictment,
Washington, y, Thomas, president;
Arthur Donner treasurer; John e.
Parsons. George II. Frazier, John
Mayer Charles II. Senf. directors.
Harmed and kissel were the only ones
who filed demurrer.
None Of the officers Of tho com
pany would make a statement tonight
regarding the decision.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
HAS NO RECOURSE.

Aberdeen, Oct, 27.-The attorne. s
for William J. Engel, of Butte, Neb.,
first winner in the land drawing here
We're informed by Superintendent
Witten t0aay that there IL 10 re-
course for the young man, except to
abide by the choice he made. Three
days ago he decided not to wait for
the drawing and took a homestead
across the state line from his home.
Five thousand names were chosen to-
day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
DEMANDS REFUSED, GREEK
NAVAL OFFICERS ON STRIKE

Athens, Oct. 27.--The government
by uItimatum took another sensation.
al turn today. Thirty naval officers
supported by the military league
have been for some time demanding
the dismissal of number of the high
est officers of the navy on the ground
of incompetence. as preliminary to
the reorganization of the navy The
minister of marine declined to dismiss
them. The league last evening pre-
sented 24-hour ultimatum. request
ing the enactment of an ordinance
suspending all promotion for fivt
years, the abolition Of the post of rear
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28

bank.
Reports reaching the comptroller
Of the currency continue to increase
the amount involved, and to show the
remarkable nature of the transactions
that led to placing the institution in
the hands of receiver. The latest
information is that the loss from
forged paper embezzement reaches
$457,0o0. 1t is alleged that many de.
posits were never entered on the
banks books.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
AFTER DRlNKiNG-FlGHT.

Fairibault, Mimi, Oct. 27,- Thomas
Murray, a fisherman. and an unideu-
titled tramp are dead, and Arthur La
rose, d fisherman, Is slashed across
the back with razor as the result of
a fight following a night of drinking
at the fisherman's shack this morning,
Another tramp, who also occupied the
shack, is being sought by a posse,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
DONAGHEY WAS TO HAVE VEL.
COINED TAFT TO ARKANSAS
BUT HE WAS LEFT
ASTERN.
CONCRESSMEN GAVE
DINNER LAST NIGHT
At Which Taft Was Guest, on Board
The Quincy-Presden Received
Great Demonstration in
Memphis-Made Two
Speeches.

Helena, Ark, Oct 27.-Taft's river
schedule went to pieces today. Owing
to the inability of the vessels follow
ing the Oleander to maintain the
designated speed. The president was
delayed three hours this morning in
order that the boats carrying the gov,
ernors, III congressman and other
vessels carrying delegates to the wa
terways convention at New Orleans
might land at Memphis at the same
time.
Leaving Memphis an hour and a
half late this afternoon, the Oleander
had to run at top speed to reach here
at s this evening, two hours behind
the schedule. The Oleander thus left
all the other vessels far astern.
Leaving here three hours late to-
night, the president will not reach
Vicksbuig until tomorrow night To
make Vicksburg by D. IN. the presi-
dent must leave the other vessels far
behind.
The president was to have been
welcomed to Arkansas by Governor
Donaghey, but the governors boat
was an hour behind the president and
the introduction speech was made by
Mayor Martin. The president spoke
briefly from stand erected in the
center of the city.
Taft received a detnonstratlve vel
come at Memphis today. The levee
was black with people, and the roofs
OF the buildings fronting the river
were crowded Two members of .the
cabinet nearly got left on theHsie,
turn from the auditorium, the automo
bile plan having gone awry in the
confusion Of so many distinguished
guests landing at once
The president spoke first at the Y
M. G. A. building and afterward made
a waterway speech in the auditorium
wherein he plainly declared that the
commercial advantages which the
Mississippi river already afforded had
not being taken advantage of, and al
so pointed out that hard work woull
have to be done to start the system
of commerce, even after the deep wa,
terway was secured.
The Oleander arrived at Helena
nearly an hour ahead of the remain,
der of the feet, and only Taft's imme
diate party alighted here. The presi
dent. who is still very hoarse, refer.
red to the Rotilla iestingly, as a
show, booked for a full performance
and regretted that one part was call
ed upon to fill the entire engagement
The trip down the river, according to
the president, amply demonstrated
the inadequacy of the present river
traffic to compete with the railroads
and was good argument for deer
waterways. He added:
I'VE all realize that if we do any
thing effectively and economically II
must be on a general plan If it is
proven practical then it ought to be
done quickly. Let's center on a gen
eral plan and issue bonds.''
AS the iotilla was leaving Helena
Taft boarded the Quincy for dinner as
the guest of the lit congressman or
board. The Olcander took the presi
dent aboard again twenty miles below
Helena.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28

admiral heretofore held by Prince
George together with two vice adj
miralships and fifteen lesser ranks.
The premier offered to submit a
bill altering the limit for superannua.
ton from 65 years to So years, The
league declared this inadequate and
tonight the thirty naval officers quit
ted the capital and repaired to Sala-
mis-. not far from the arsenal
Although their number is small,
they are backed by the military
league and are thus allpowerful. It
is believed the cabinet will be com.
PEELED to grant their demands. In.
tense excitement prevails.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28

break into this combination to get
the truth from somebody who knew,
and it was decided to secure the tes-
timony of several weighers by prom
sing them immunity and retention in
the service. The choice was between
keeping four dishonest men in the
service where they could be easily
watched, or allowing many dishonest
men to remain in the service and
have them and all the corrupt mer-
chants who bribed them to escape
punishment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
PLAYER IS INELIGIBLE
National Commission Orders Sale ot
Torrey to New York Giants
Cancelled.

Cincinnati, o., Oct. 2Z--On the
ground that the player was under con-
tract with the Logan Square Club, Of
Chicago, for the season of 1909, and
ineligible for the list of players in
organized baseball, the National Com,
mission today ordered the name of
Player w. A. Torrey stricken from the
reserve list of players of the Spring
field Club. of the Three "I' League.
The sale of Torrey to the New York
National League club is also ordered
cancelled.
The commission was informed that
Torrey last April was signed with the
Cincinnati National club.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28

thrown to the ground. Lying there
he returned the FIRE, and Stewart also
began shooting
The robbers emptied their revolyers
and ran, the policemeF - uing. Mul-
len followed Foley intN d Foley
had been shot through %e lungs and
was wlithing in agony, but reloaded
his revolver and shot at Mullen as he
entered, Mullen struck the man on
the head with his mace, and be fell.
Stewart chased Cardwell into sta
BILE When the officer broke onen the
door Carlwell was standing with his
hands above his head and said.
You're game, all right, give up.
Foley regained consciousness at the
hospital hut refused to tell his ition.
tity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
COOK COUNIY'S
SHERIFF FINED
FOR FAILING TO TAKE ABNER
4 SMITH TO PENiTENTIARY-
PAID FiNE-DENEEN TAKES
RESPONSIBILITY.

Springfield. ILL.,, Oct. 27.-Sheriff
Strassheim of Chicago, was fined $500
and costs today by the supreme court
for contempt of court in falling to
obey the courts mandate to take 70
the penitentiary Judge Abner Smith,
who was convicted of wrecking the
Bank of America, Chicago,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
WOMAN GOES UP
IN AEROPLANE
MRS. VARDEMAN ONLY WOMAN
WHO EVER SAILED IN HEAV-
TER THAN AIR MACHINE IN
THIS COUNTRY.

College Park, Md, Oct 27.--With
her skirts tied about her ankles, Mrs.
Vandeman, wife of Captain Deralph
Vandeman OF the army, ascended
with Wilbur Wright In the govern
ment's aeroplane today. She was the
only woman ascending in a heavier
than air machine in this country, the
Wright brothers having resisted the
multitude of feminine opportunities
for aerial excursions.
oh, exclaimed Mrs. Vandeman on
alighting, now | know what makes
birds sing
Lieutenants I.ahm and Humphreys
this afternoon oyersaw all details OF
the management of the machine prior
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
is PRIVATE UNDERTAKING.

Dallas, Oct. 27--Chairman Yoakum
of the Rock Island Frisco executive
committee, stated today that his con
nection with the Hawley purchase of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas sys.
tenn is a private business undertaking.
unconneeted with the Rock Island
Frisco system.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
M'CLoSkEY SIGNS CONTRACT.

Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. 27.-John j.
McCloskey, manager of the American
Association baseball team here, this
afternoon signed contract with
Owner Havenor, to manage the team
next season.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
A HARMLESS DUEL.

Havana Oct. 27.-The dispute be,
tween Secretary of State s'elez AMI
Secretary of Sanitation Duque, whose
designations were accepted by the
president, eliminated this morning in
a duel of pistols, The men exchanged
four shots, and neither was injured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
VAN WoRMER DEAD.

New York, Oct 27.John r. Van
Wormer, president OF the New York
Athletic Club and manager OF the LIN
coin Safe Deposit Company, died to9
day Of paralysis, He was once private
secretary TO Roscoe Conklin and chief
clerk OF the post office department.
hiring the star route exposure.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
LOSS GROWS DAILY
First National Bank ct Mineral Point,
Wis, Shy $457 900 BY Embezzle-
ment at Last Report.

Washington, Oct. 27.-"Every con
ceivable form of irregularity has been
turned up is the way treasury off,
cials descripe the developments in
the investigation of the suspended
Mineral Point, Wis, First National
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
ROLLER DEFEATS MEDlNO.

Richmond, Ind, Oct. 27.-Dr. Rol-
Ter defeated Medno of Chicago, the
Italian wrestler, here tonight in two
straight falls of 20 and 1919 minutes,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28
DONATES $4,000.

Cincinnati, Oct. 27.-Julius Rosen.
wald, of Chicago, donated $4,000 to.
wards the main building of the He
brew Union College.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-28

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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-03
Don't Take the Risk

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