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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
Wife Of Bankers Slayer Tells
Her Story
BORE DISGRACE in SILENCE
WITH TEARS STREAMING DOWN
HER CHEEKS, MRS. CORA MIL
LER SAYS SHE KNEW or HUs-
BANDS uNFAlTHFuLNEss FOR
TWO YEARS.

Watseka, H., July Heterogeneous
today for the funeral or ]. B. Saylor,
the banker who was slain at Crescent
City last Sunday night were simple,
and did not include the presence of the
widow, who, with DIR. l.. w. Miller,
the alleged slayer, is in jail.
Up to last night, it is said, Mrs. Say
lor did not shed a tear. but she broke
down when she received a call from
Thomas Saylor, brother in law of
Chicago. According to her visitor, she
wept bitterly, and expressed a desire
to attend the funeral today.
She renewed her request today, but
was refused by Sheriff Heikes.
Pleas Were in Vain.
Blairsville, Pa, July L. Clasping
her 12-year- old boy to her heart and
with tears streaming down her cheeks,
Mrs. l.. Cora Miller, wife of DR.. w. l..
Miller, now being held on the charge
OF killing Vice Pres. ]. B. Saylor, of
the First National bank of Crescent
City, ILL.,, last Sunday night, told her
story OF the affair to the Associated
Press today.
Il have known of my husbands in
timacy with this woman for two years
and like Saylor, rather than let the
world put shame on my boy, / kept
silent. / pleaded with this woman to
let my husband return to his family
and was laughed at for my trouble. /
have nothing officially to say concern
ing the affair. don't know hardly
where to turn in my trouble. The doc
tors business affairs are tangled. /
know he has little or no money to en-
ploy lawyers for defense. However,
/ will stand by him to the last. for 1
love him better than / do my life"
Married for 13 Years.
Mrs. Miller was married to DIR. w. L.
Miller thirteen years ago in Blairs-
vile. One child was born TO the cou-
pie year after the marriage. DR.. Mil.
Ter is'a graduate Of the medical depart
ment of the University of Pittsburg
and practiced in Blairsville for a num-
ber of years. He is well spoken of here
professionally. DIR. Miller also prac.
ticed in Danforth, Ill. and South Shar-
on, Pa. before removing to Crescent
City. A brother of Miller is postmaster
at South Sharon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
ATTACK STORY OF
GINGLES GIRL
STATE CALLS WITNESSES FROM
CANADA WHO WILL GIVE
SENSATIONAL TESTI-
MoNY IN CHICAGO
CASE.

Chicago, Ill.,. July 14.-Dr. ". J.
Gibson. of the Belleville hospital of
Bellevile, Cam, David s. Thornton and
Walter E. Mccormick also of that
city arrived in this city today and are
expected to give sensational testi-
mony in the trial of Ella Gingles, the
young Irish lace maker
These witnesses will give testimony
which / believe, will completely shat
ter the defense of Miss, Gingles,' said
Assistant States Attorney Short.
"Dr. Gibson will testify that Miss
Gingles is not the pure, innocent girl
that she has been trying to make
people believe she lie.
Thornton will swear that the girl
was employed at his home as a cook
under the name of Ella Raymond and
that while there she stole several
pieces of linen.
Mccormick is photographer and
will also give important testimony"
Short said that the state would fin
ish its case today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
Statement Shows Them to Be
in Fine Shape
USUAL MIDSUMMER SLUMP
AMOUNTS OF LOANS AND DIS
COUNTS AND SURPLUS AND UN-
DIVIDED PROFITS SHOW AN IN
CREASE OVER 1sOs-INpIvIDuAL
DEPOSITS DECLINE.

Washington, July 1.-THE statement
of the condition of the national banks
of North Dakota was made public at
the treasury department today 1t
shows the banks TO ne IN excellent
condition, although the cash reserve.
individual deposits ana percentage of
reserve show the seasonable decline
peculiar to the mid summer bank
statement.
Loans and discounts amounted to
$24,4S9, $50 on June % compared with
$23,718,887 on April %.
Cash reserve declined from $2.037, ,205
to $1,753,168 in the same period.
Individual deposits declined from
$26,648,446 to $25, ,9O5,73S
Surplus and undivided profits in
creased from $1,866,465 to $1,SS6,140
and the percentage of reserve decreas-
ed from 1852 per cent to 1879 per cent.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14

White Plains, N. Y, July 14.-The
promised temperance of Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw as a witness for the state
served to fill the supreme courtroom
today long before the resumption of the
inquiry into Harry X. Thaw's mental
condition. When the court opened
Thaw's attorneys took up the thread
OF their case, where they had been in
terrupted by the testimony of the plain
tiff's wife yesterday. Thaw's represen-
tatives offered additional testimony
along the line of that given by the re-
vious day witnesses who had expressed
a belief in Thaw's sanity.
Conversation PRIVILEGED.
The states representatives todav de-
clared that they had found good legal
proof to show that the conversation
between Thaw and his wife at Mattea-
wan asylum. In which the state con-
tends that he threatened to kill her.
was not privileged. Justice Mills ruled
yesterday that IL this was satisfactor-
lily shown by the state he would in
struct Mrs Thaw to answer Deputy
Attorney General Clark's questions in
regard to the threat. The answers
were blocked yesterday by objections
of Thaw's counsel that the conversa-
tion was confidential and privileged.
District Attorney Mack said that
Mrs. Thaw would be called at the aft
ernoon session.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
Sensational Advance Of Five
Gents on Chicago
BEST RECORD FOR JULY
URGENT DESIRE or TRADERS TO
COVER SHORT SALES BECAUSE
or SLOW MOVEMENT OF NEW
WHEAT SENDS PRICE TO 1925.
NO WHEAT TO BUY.

Chicago, July 14.-Wheat for July
delivery made a sensational advance Of
cents per bushel on the board of trade
today when it jumped to SLIPS during
the first half hour of trading. This
price eclipsed by AZ cents the previous
high point for the season.
The bulge today was due to the ex-
tremely urgent desire of many traders
TO over short sales in view of the poor
prospect of any considerable movement
o. rev wheat TO market tais raontn.
The rains have interferred with har-
vest operations in the west and south
west. The market for July option has
been in a congested condition ever
since the closing of the celebrated
deal in May delivery, and when trad
ers sought to buy wheat today there
was almost none to be had.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
CUSTOMS COURT
Is AGREED upon
HOUSE CoNFEREEs WILL Ac-
CEPT sENATE's PROVISION
CHEMICAL SCHEDULE
UNDER CONSIDER
ALTON.
House Is AareeahIa.

Washington, .. c., July 14.--In a
conference on the tariff bill today the
representatives of the house agreed to
accept the senate customs court pro-
vision.
Washington. July 14.--Beginn,ng
with the chemical schedule, the tariff
conferees today took up for consider
alton the questions over which the
senate and house are most widely at
variance.
In the three days the conferees have
gone over the entire list, disposing
only of those items over which there
was little or no controversy and pass
ing over the important schedules.
The real battle of the conferees
dates from today and upon the pro-
gress made before the night adjourn
ment is reached some estimates of
time 1t will be needed to dispose of
the tariff bill may be made.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
SUFFRAGETTES
RAISE RUMPUS
MAKE TROUBLE GALORE FOR
LONDON AUTHORITIES WHERE
THEY ARE IN JAIL.

London. July 1.-THE suffragettes
who yesterday were sent to Holloway
jail on charges Of dsorderIy conduct
while attempting to present a petition
70 Premier Asquith. are making III
lively for the jail authorities Accord
Ing TO information given out by the
Women's Social and Political union.
the latest batch of martyrs are follow
ing up the tartics inaugurated by Miss
Dunlop. In addition to refusing to
eat the prisoners decline persistently
to change their street clothes for the
prison garb. The rules Of silence are
also ignored and. In short, there has
broken out a general revolt against
the attempt to treat them as ordinary
criminals
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
War DOGS
BARE Teeth
Peru Frames Protest to Present
to Bolivian Government

Lima, Peru, July 14.-The Peruvian
government has given orders that pas
sage money be advanced to all Peru
Wan subjects in Bolivia who desire to
leave the country on account OF the
i'll feeling engendered by the arbitra-
ton award of President Alcorta of the
Argentine Republic in the boundary
dispute between the two countries.
At cabinet meeting held last night
1t was resolved to protest to the gov
ernment of Bolivia against the at
tacks on the Peruvian legation and
the property and persons OF Peruvians
residing in Bolivia.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14

Grand Forks, N. D. July 14.--North
Dakota was visited by the first hail
storm of the season yesterday morning
and from reports received last night,
an unusually large amount of lamaga
to growing crops was suffered In al
least four counties-Benson, Bottineau,
Cavalier and Pembina. Bottineau
county was evidently the hardest hit
several thousand acres in the vicinity
of Carbury, Souris. Westhope and Rus
sell being an almost total loss. Ii,
Benson ounty the damage strip lies be-
tween Churchs Ferry and Brinsmade
and several large farms in that vicin-
ity will be heavy losers. Hail fell with
unparalleled violence in narrow strip
between Calvin and Carries in Cavalier
county, covering the fields several in
ches thick. The damage In Pembina
was near the Red river, south and
southwest of Carlisle, which is few
miles northweat of Hamilton Terrific
rain was general throughout the whole
northwestern section OF the state and
was not particularly needed at this
time.
Damage in Bottineau.
According to a telegraph message
from Souris, a destructive hail storm
fCnptfuuad ou paoa Eix
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
TEN DAYS MORE
WORK ON TARIFF
PRESIDENT TAFT BELIEVES THE
PAYNE AL DRIcH MEASURE
WILL BE READY FOR HIM
NEXT WEEK.

Washington July 1.-THE presi-
dent today demonstrated his conyic-
tion that the tariff bill will be in it's
last stages by the end OF next week
by the announcement that If the bill
was not ready for his action by that
time he would be obliged to cancel his
engagement to attend the Confederate
veterans reunion at Fishers Hin, Va,
July "a.
Nearly all Of the presidents con-
gressional callers toGay agreed that
the tariff bill will be out OF the way
within the next ten days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
First Destructive Hail Storm Of
Season Visits State
HEAVY LOSS TO FARMERS
5oTTINEAU, CAVALIER, PEMRlNA
AND BENSON COUNTIES I'M THE
PATH or BAD HAIL AND RAIN
STORM YESTERDAY - THOU
SANDS OF ACRES RUINED.
LITTLE DAMAGE TO
CROPS IN CAsS COUNTY

According to reports received
from various parts OF the country
this morning, Cass county escaped
the hail storm last night with the
exception Of Fargo township,
where but very slight amount OF
damage was done. For about
three minutes after midnight, hail
fell just north of the city, but so
far as can be learned at a late
hour there was no damage suf-
fered in any other section Of the
county.
The damage in Fargo township
was placed at a quarter of per
cent. The effect could be noticed
this morning on potatoes, corn
and grain as well.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
THIRD DAY OF
GLIDDEN TOUR
TOURISTS LEAVE CHICAGO EARLY
FOR RUN ALONG FAMOUS
SHERIDAN ROAD TO BAD
GER CAPITAL.

Chicago, July 1.-THE clidden tour
lists began the third days run OF their
annual reliability tour shortly before
Z o'clock today. when Chairman How
ers' car left the Auditorium Annex
headed for Madison, Wis, where the
autos will stop for the night. The
journey today Is through the north
shore suburbs along the famous sheri-
dan road to Milwaukee. where the
party will stop for luncheon. Thence
the tourists win start for Madison by
way OF Pewaukee. Okauchee and
Watertown. The running time sched-
ule for the trip is eight hours and
twenty minutes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
TEACHER TAKES POISON.
Out Of Work, He Hears That tiis
Wife contempIates Suicide.

Chicago, July IA. With post card
In his pocket, supposedly from his
wife saying she intended to end her
life, Clarence Ruggles. aged 40, whose
home is In Denver. Col, was found
early today suffering from strycnnine
poisoning. He will probably die.
Ruggles, a school teacher came to
Chicago four weeks ago. He has been
staying at hotel but because of ais
failure to find work he owed for two
weeks rent.
Two weeks ago he took an examina-
ton to become q teacher In the public
schools but 1t Ii said that he failed
to pass.
1t Is believed he committed suicide
because or dependency.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
SEE POWER
OF REBELS
Surrender to Govt Forces Re
veal Extent Of Revolt

Bogota, Colombia, July 14.-That the
situation at Barranquilla has been
more serious than was at first sup
posed, Is revealed today by the SUR
render to the government authorities
of Gen. Daniel Ortiz, chief OF the revo-
lutionists on the Magdalena river. He
has turned over to the authorities the
various river steamers and war mate
rial that he succeeded in wrestling
from the government ten days ago. AS
a result traffic on the Magdalena riv-
er has been re- established.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
CHINESE GOVT
TO PROTECT Ling
PROTECTION OF sIGEL GIRLS
MURDERER BY cHINk MA
SONS OFFICIALLY AP-
PROVED IN PEKIN.

Denvsr. cello. July 14.--It is stated
by Chinese he e that the >.i.,nese gov
er'pient following the report Of the
Chinese consul at New Fork uron TIE
Elsie Sigel case, has set the seal of
offic al approval upon the protection
os Leon Ling by Chine ;e Masnns. and
that lie will Lever b, found wl'h thl
approval of his countrymen.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
Bolivia Ready to Fiaht.

La Paz, Bolivia, July IA guard
Of 500 soldiers stationed at the Peru
Wan and Argentine legations was all
that prevented the mob from setting
fire to the buildings.
The greatest disorder prevails
throughout the city. Many of the
Peruvian stores have been pillaged
and the demonstrations against both
Peru and the Argentine republic are
exceedingly violent A state of siege
has been proclaimed.
The Bolivian government, aceding
to the wishes of the people and the
newspapers, has decided not to ac-
cept Argentina's arbitral decision on
the boundary question. This is con-
sidered as equivalent to a declaration
of war with Peru.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
DESPONDENT MOTHER
POISONS Her FOUR
CHILDREN and SELF
IOWA WOMAN ATTEMPTS AN
AWFUL cRlME--lNFANT CHILD
DlEs-HoPE FOR OTHERS.

West Branch, Ia, July 14.-WhiIe
despondent over family troubles,
Mrs. VIM. Oliphant gave her four
little children strychnine last night
and then swallowed strychnine and
carbolic acid Later she telephoned
DIR. Leach to save the children,
but permit her to die. The infant
child died a short time after the
doctor, in his auto, had reached
the Oliphant home. It is probable
the mother and the other three
children will recover.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
BOOZE DRIVES
HIM TO SUICIDE
TIMOTHY THOMAS, INsURANcM
SOLICITOR AT ABERDEEN,
SHOOTS HIMSELF WHILE
IN DEsPoNDENT
MOOD.

Aberdeen, s. D.. July 14.--Despon-
dent over his inability to quit the
drink habit, Timothy Thomas. un-
married, aged 80. fire insurance So
licitor, shot himself In the stomach
yesterday evening, dying three hours
later. A mother, three brothers and
a brother -in-law live at Oshkosh, Wis
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
ORDERS COURT MARTIAL
OF THREE OFFICIALS.

Constantinople. July 14.--An imperial
trade issued today orders the trial by
court martial OF Dievad Bey, ex-vali
Of Adana; Moustapha Pasha. the mill
tary commander Of Adana and Youzeff
Bey, governor Of Jebelibreket, in the
vilayet Of Adana, on the charge that
they were implicated in the Aremnian
uassacres of last April.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
ACTION ON swENsoN DELAYED.
Mo More Diplomatic Appointments
Will Be Made Until Winter.

Washington, July 14.-The White
House announcement that no more
diplomatic appointments are to be
made until next winter means that all
talk Of a place for Lauritz Swenson OF
Minneapolis, former minister to Den
mark. will go over until that time. The
White House today does not admit
that there is any likelihood that Mr..
Swenson is to get position. 1t mere
ly says that his name has been men
toned with several others, and that
the president has taken them all un-
der advisement, not knowing himself
what will be done with them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
HANGMAN MADE
BUNGLE OF JOB
MOOSE SLIPPED AND GARY r.
BARRETT DIED BY sTRANG-
uLATioN IN EDMONTON
PRISON TODAY.

Winnipeg. July 14.-Protesting his
innocence to the last. Gary r. Barrett,
who killed Deputy Warden Stedman III
the albert penitentiary. April is, was
hanged this morning In the Edmonton
prison. The hangnan made bungls,
the moose slipped and Barrett died n
strangnlation fifteen minutes ela5s Il;
before life was extincf. The body is
to be taken by his SON for burial 10
.5ptAe Mont.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
CURIOUS CROWD
OUT TO SEE EVELYN
INQUIRY INTO THAWs MENTAL
CONDITION. CONTINUED TO-
DAY--EvELYN ON STAND
THIS AFTERNOON.
Adjourn for Mental Te>t.

White Plains, N. Y, July 14.-It
was said today that this afternoon
Justice Mills would adjourn court
until Monday in order to allow
Doctors Flint and Mcdonald, the
states alienists, to make a phys
ical examination of Thaw in the
White Plains Jail.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
Fighting in Persian Capital
Grows More Serious
REBELS DEFENDING POSITION
cossAcks OPEN FIRE WITH
HEAVY ARTILLERY ON MA
TIoNALIsTs - SHAFTS TROOPS
ENDEAvoR TO ENTER CITY
MESSAGE FROM LEADERS.

Teneran, July 1.-THE fighting in
the streets Of Teheran that has been
going on more or less continuously
since the nationalist forces made their
entry into the capital yesterday morn
ing, became more serious at midnight
last night when the Persian Cossacks
opened heavy artilltry fire on the ma
tionalists, rwno at that hour attempt
ed to rush the Cossacks position from
the north and east The nationalists
succeeded in occupying the garden
close to the house of Col Liakhoff,
military commander of Teheran, where
they are now being shelled by the
Cossacks.
Shell Parliament Building.
Rifle and artillery fire has been
practically continuous since yesterday
morning. Soldiers of the Shah from
Sultanabad have approached to within
shelling the Bakaristan quarter Of
the city where the parliament building
is situated.
1t Is reported this morning that
the shah's troops are endeavoring to
enter the city by one of the northern
gates.
Sipahdahr and Sadarassad, nation
alist leaders, have just transmitted
the following message to the British
and Russian diplomatic representa-
tives: I'm spite of the fact that the
Russian flag is flying over the house
Of Colonel Liakhoff, the nationalist
forces are being fired on by Persian
Cossacks stationed under the roof Of
this house
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14

TAFT GETS A "Hte STICK.
President Receives Mighty Club With
Which, to "swatr Tariff Bill.

washington, July 14.--"The Almighty
probably grew this big stick for sodie
good purposes, and suspect that il
was to allow you to swat the tariff
bin and other deeds Of criminal ex-
tortion.v
This inscription accompanied q six-
foot, fifty pound big stick received
py President Taft from e. E. FcrI.es,
of Ottawa, Kan. A large spear adorn :
ed the business end OF the hickory
limb.
The sentiment expressed by the tag
is regarded as setting forth the
crouch, of the middle ws.st owe. tic
fret that raw materials were advaacea
bs the senate.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14

Columbus, o., July 4.-Congressman
w. A. Ashbrook of the Seventh Ohio
district, while on a hurry up trip home
during the tariff debate on the tariff
schedules, exploded well organized
boom for Judson Harmon, democratic
nominee for president in 1912. Mr..
Ashbrook Is quoted as saying:
Just before leaving Washington /
had a conference with A. p. Ross, ed
itor of the new national party organ
of the democrats at Washington, and,
he informed me that he had polled 125
of the 161 democrats in that body on
their presidential preferences and every
man polled stated that his first choice
was Harmon of Ohio"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
POLICE IN CLASH
WITH STRIKERS
SEVERAL REPORTED INJURED
WHEN STEEL WORKERS AT
PlTTsBuRG AND BLUE
COATS EXCHANGE
SHOTS.

Pittsburg, Pa, July IA Serious mou-
BILE occurred shortly after noon today
at the ressed steel ca1 plant, McKees
Rocks near here. where strike of
100 steel workers have been In pro-
gress for several days.
The police and strikers clashed with
the result that shots wee fired. A
number are reported injured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14

Not later than Aug. 1, there will
have been raised on the grounds of
the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
an heroic bust of Jane ]. Hill, the
genius of the northwest.
Finn Haakon Frolr, sculptor OF
note, is now in New York engaged up
on the model after a series of sittings
with the builder of the Great Northern
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
Husband Shoots at Woman'S
Paramour, But Kills Her
GIVES SELF TO The POLICE
RAILROAD CAR INSPECTOR AT
ALTOONA, PA, LONG SUSPECT
ED WIFE's INFIDELlTY AND
LAST NIGHT CAUGHT HEREWITH
HER LOVER IN HOME.

Altoona, Pa, July 14.--Frank K. Nc
Millen, aged 81 years, shot and instant
ly killed his wife, aged 2S, at their
home in Greenwood. a suburb, last
night with one of fusillade OF shots
directed at VIM. E. Mcdowell, said to
have been the woman's paramour. Nc
Dowell escaped uninjured
McMillen, who has been employed at
night as a railroad car inspector. had
long suspected his wife's infidelity and
instead of going to work last night re-
mained in the neighborhood OF his
home. Near midnight, peering through
a window he saw Mcdowell and the
woman in the parlor. He fired through
the window at Mcdowell, as he claims,
and when the man ran toward the rear
door he fired again through the door.
The woman was hit by one of the bull
let's fired through the window and
was dead when McMillen entered the
house.
Stories of Killing Agree.
The husband directed that the au-
thorities be notified and remained at
the home Of his sister in the neigh
borhood until arrested.
Mcdowell was arrested at his faith
er's home two hours later His story
of the killing agrees with that told by
McMillen. 1t Is said that Mcdowell
had been associating with the woman
for long time and at the instance Of
the husband had once been warned In
writing by lawyer to keep away from
her.
This is the third killing in this city
within the past six months from the
same cause.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-14
HOUSE Rejects JUNkET.
Senate Resolution for Visit to Yukon
Exposition Is Not coneurred in.

Washington, July 14.-By a vote Of
15S to 100 the house refused yesterday
to go upon a Junket to the Alaska
Yukon exposition this summer after
the tariff bill is disposed of. The joint
resolution Of the senate accepting an
invitation for congress to visit Seattle
was not concurred in.