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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-13
SAILS OCEAN
TO COOK Dish
WASHINGTON CHEF RECEIVED A
FEE OF $1,000 TO PREPARE
PORTION OF TERRAPiN
IN LONDON.

Washington, May 13.--George w
Harvey, the inventor OF steamed oy.
sters, and famous restaurant keep
er, who died here recently, once made
a .6,oO0-nnile journey to cook or super
wise the cooking of a single course of
dinner. ..l...
A wealthy Englishman, noted for his
love of good living while, on a visit
to Washington, was given dinner at
Harvey's, at which terrapin formed the
piece de resistance. 1t was the first
time the Englishman had encountered
the famous Maryland delicacy, and it
made an instantaneous and profound
hit with him. He decided he would
have TO introduce the dish to his Lon
don friends, and at once entered into
negotiations with Harvey to come to
London and do the cooking.
Harvey named his price and it was
accepted without a murmur, although
1t was a stiff one, as he was very
portly man and did not like to travel.
Fee 10 $1,000.
AT the appointed time he engaged
his passage for England. took sufi-
cient number of live terrapin along
with him and sailed for the British
metropolis. He supervised the pre-
paration of the turtles In the Kitchen
of the Cecil hotel saw that they were
cooked and served properly, collected
his $1,000 honorarium, and his ex-
penses and took the next steamer
back to New York.
The success of Mr.. Harvey's res
taurant was first won in civil war days
when there were constant influx oi
federal troops and an unusual mum
Der of transient visitors In Washing
ton.
This reputation increased until in
1853 the Harvey steamed oyster re
ceived its first oficfal recognition.
Won LincoIn's Praise.
Mrs Seward, wife OF the secretary
Of state, asked Mr. Harvey to prepare
b steamed oyster supper for President
and Mrs. Lincoln, and 1t Is said that
the president was afterward one oi
the most devoted believers in Mr.. Har-
yey's skill with oysters. terrapin and
canvasback ducks.
Some time afterward Mr.. Harvey
was in New York competing with sew
eral other ewell-known chefs In max.
ing salad dressing As he watched
the others work he realized that moth
ing could be Invented which would i'm
prove the dressings made by his com.
petitors. However, when his turi
came, he drew from his pocket q vers
small vial and after performing al
the processes gone through by IN,
others he added two drops Of the con
tents OF the vial He obtained tn,
prize and the Judges were amazed tina
two drops of any liquid could max
such an Improvement. They aske.
him what Il was and he replied
| water
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-13
Commencement Exercises.

The Sisters OF st. Joseph's school
announce that commencement exer-
cises will be given at the hall Thurs
day evening, May ~. Students Will
participate In q dramatic and musical
programme and that win be followed
by the distribution OF diplomas In the
grammar grades. A gold medal for
excellence In Christian Doctrine will
be donated and awarded by atty. w.
r. TiIiotson who will address the pu-
pills on The Parish School
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-13
Won OUT
IN U. S. COURT
LOCAL MAN, DEFENDANT IN SUIT
TRIED IN FEDERAL COURT AT
BISMARCK, NJ. o. WAS AWARD
ED VERplcT-s2,7oo COMMISSION
AT STAKE.

George f. Fuller, of the George E.
Perley Office, returned from Bismarck
this morning, where he went in con-
nection with a suit In the United
states, district court in which Mr..
Perley and H. p. Arps were defend
ants In an action brought by the
Beach Land & Loan Co. A verdict
last night was in favor OF the defend
ants. The plaintiffs claimed that the
sale of certain lands was made to a
party which was their client. but the
amount of the commission sued for
was $2,700 ....-... .a-...
The case was tried by Judge Eeade
of Iowa, sitting for Judge Amidon, and
the defendants were represented by r.,
M. Pollock Of Fargo. Mr.. Perley ~
expected to return TO town tonight. He
met many old friends in the North Da-
kota capital city and renewed old ac-
quaintances of early days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-13
Local Markets.
ReeeIprs at ChIeare.

.... Receipts at Chicago.
Wheat. / car; last year, 30 cars.
Corn, 70 cars; last year, 81 cars.
Oats. 112 cars; last year, 1872 cars.
Receipts st Minneapolis.
Wheat, 95 cars; last year. 1s1 cars.
Receipts at DuIut..
Wheat, cars; last year, 20 cars.
Receipts at Winnipeg.
Wheat, so cars; last year, 81 cars.
Puts and Calls.
July Wheat--Puts, $1.23%; calls.
$l.26% u. t' -
Hogs, estimated for today, $4,000;
left over, 5,256; prospects steady at
yesterdays best time. Light, Sc So9
7.25; heavy, 81 .o067. 40; mixed So 80
67.37k; rough, 81 7.00@7.15.
Cattle. 5000; steady.
Sheep, 5000: slow and weak.
Rseeipts at Omaha.
Hogs, 6,4o0; cattle, 1000; sheep
5000
Receipts az Kansas City.
Hogs. 10000; cattle, 5000; sheep,
5000.
South St. Paul Livestock Market
Hogs, 1,s0e; steady; range Of prices,
s6.75a7 90: bulk Of sales, $6. .s5 @6. 80;
cattle. 200; sheep. 100; both steady.
Close or Cahiss
Liverpool-wheat, Nc TO 1c lower;
corn, NC lower.
Antwerp-wheat, sc higher.
Berltn-Wheat, &c higher.
Buda Pesth-Wheat, 1c higher.
Buenos Ayres-Wheat, sc to 1&c
lower; corn. Nc lower.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-13
A. c. TRUSTEES
FINISH WORK
GREATER PORTION oF.TWo DAYS
SESSION SPENT IN coNsipER-
ING THE BIDS FOR NEW VET.
Urinary Bull DING - MANY
BIDS WERE RECEIVED.

The board of trustees Of the North
Dakota A. c. finished their two DAYS
session last evening. The principal
matter OF business under considera-
tion was that of awarding the con-
tracts for the building Of the new vet
erinary building
The contract for the plumbing
heating and wiring was let to Thos.
Riley. His bid for all the work being
S2,970. Following are the bids for
this work
e. J. Harrington, plumbing and
heating, $3.50; electric wiring, $767.
Fargo Plumbing g. Heating Co,
plumbing. heating and electric wiring
$3,400.
Thos. Riley, plumbing. $1,000: heat
ing. s1,6l5: wiring, 1915.
Fargo Electric CO., wiring, S37s.30
Following are the total bids on the
construction work for the veterinary
building the contract of which was let
to Thos. Powers:
C. Fl. Johnson, $21,146; Schlanser &
Ostby, s2074s; Fargo Construction
Co., $21,100; Bowers Bros. S22,471;
Thos. Bowers, $1s,225.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-13
THE BUILDERS MEETING
Adjourned Meeting Of Fargo Builders
& Traders Will BE Held
Tonight. 49,

There will be an adjourned meeting
of the Fargo Builders & Traders as
rooms
Several important matters in which
all of the builders as we'll as the deal
ers of the city are interested in will
be taken up and a full attendance is
desired. saa
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-13
Y. c. A. BOARD MEET
Held at the Y. M. C. a. Rooms This
Mornins-Routine Business
Taken Up.

The board of directors of the X. w.
@. A. held their regular monthly meet
ing at the Y. M. c. A. this morning.
There was full attendance and an
enthusiastic meeting was held.
The wv. G. A. has had remarkable
success since IL branched out and se-
cured secretary and the members
of the board are very optimistic for the
future. Ss
1t was decided at the meeting this
morning to have candy sale on sat
urday at the Y. w. c. A, rooms. Aside
from this only routine business was
transacted.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-13
WORK CEASED IN EAcToRY.
until . Rat That Invaded ! Girra
Skirts Mas Killed.

Winsted Conn, May Ise shrieks
emitted by a girl working In the seth
Thomas clock factory in Thomas.on
brought Fred Bold, the foreman and
other gallant young men quickly To her
aid
She clutched nadly at her skirts and
the men At frst believed that the girrs
ciothing was being drawn into the
1achine on which hzshe worked.
When Bold tried to assist her she
told him between eyeiis to. keep away.
After awhile the cause of the kirrs
cries became known.
rat, had invaded her skirts. Tha
rat was killed and Quiet was restored
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-13
VIOLIN RECITAL.
Miss Mall of the FARCE Conservatory

Mics MolI Of the Fargo Conservatory
viii Play, Assisted by Miss Beard.
Miss Mary Il. Moll, violinist will be
presented in al graduate recital AT
Stones hall next Tuesday night by
the Fargo College Conservatory of
music. Miss Moll has arranged a very
attractive programme of seven violin
compositions with Miss Bohnsack Of
the faculty at the piano. The pro-
gramme will be embellished with two
vocal selections by Miss Marguerite L.
Beard. soprano.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-13
BOOKLET FoR MlNoT.

W. r. Gushing Will Prepare Adversis-
f inc Matter for Magic City.
Minot, n. D.. May 1s. w. III cueh-
ing, formerly of the Bismarck Trib-
une. and one of the we'll known news
papernisn of the state Is in the city
today preparing to launch booklet
descriptive or Minot. These have been
issued by Mr.. Cushing In Bismarck
ana Dickinson and have been shcceas-
es III every way Advertising VIII, Of
course be sold In the publication which
will be used b. the commercial club
end business men to advertise the
city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-13

PEDDLER is GUILTY.
Man Who Was Nearly Lynched Enters
Plea Before Winchester.

Bismarck, N. ID, May ts.I Bier
man. the peddier who attempted an
assault on a year old girl at sfras-
burg, III Ennons county. entered a
plea Of guilty before Judge Winches-
ter of the district court. Tie man
was nearly lynelsed wilen the crime
was FIRST told Of, only the prompt ac !
tioh Of the county officials saving
him from this fate at the hands of the
enraged. fletgnbors Of the family Of
which the girl was 4 member.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-13
BoYs-FIND TWO
BODIES or MEN
TRAMPs KILLED

Gloucester. NJ. j., May 1s--Lying sids
by side, with their skulls crushed. the
bodies Of James Purdy and John
Whiteiaw. were found by three boys. IT
is believed they were murdered .by
trafnps a
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-13
To Sail For the Fatherland.

Next wednesday one of the big
ocean liners. the Lusitania, will carry
away from New York party OF Moor
head and Clay county people; Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Hide and children, Miss
Bertha Olson. Miss Ragnhild Amuns-
druid and Hans Ryen of Rustad
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-13
saved 5 Cents. Lost /. ives.

Philadelphia, Pa, May s TO save
S cents bridge toll. Ave foreigners
who were going to Glasport in the hope
OF fnding employment attempted I'd
cross the Monongahela river sat Me-
Keesport today in a4snlah boat, which
sank as they got Into m,dstream. and
drowned three of the men.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-13
Fs.ra,
Mothor Improving.

0 II. Eckstrorn. clerk at the Fargo
postofflce. has returned from st Peter
Mimi. where he was called by the
flIness o1 his mother. who ne left
greatlx improved.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-13

A lot of pretty skirts to wear at
s425 Friday and Saturday bargain
days at Denis Fur Co, 2O6 Broadway.
Come early. get first choice.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-13

Lay in a supply
OF Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, etc,
Friday at A. l.. Moody's houskeeper's
day.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
ONLY 100000 FOR BALLOONS
House Declines to Raise Appropria.
ton in Army Bill.
Members First Favor the Increase,
Bat Later Change when Rec
ord Vote Is Taken.

A decided setback to the movement hsv-
ing for its purpose the further use OF
balloons and other aeronautical devices
in the American army was received yes
terday, when the House defeated an
amendment in the military appropriation
dill Increasing the amount heretofore
made available for experiments with cir
ships by the army from s2o0Ol0 to 10000
This action came as a surprise. mas
much as the House, on Saturday. In the
committee Of the whole, accepted the
amendment with the increase as proposed
by Chairman Hull, OF the COMMITTEES on
Military Affairs.
The fight against the army balloons was
led by Representative Tawney. Of Mime
sofa. chairman OF the Committee on Ap-
propriations. On Saturday q disposition
was shown IN debate 70 encourage the
army in its scheme Of experimentation
with balloons and airships. But yester-
day. when a record OF votes was taken
on the proposition, It was overwhelmingly
defeated. An effort viii be made in the
Senate to increase the appropriations to
be expended by the military establish
ment for airships IN the next fiscal year
The signal service Of the army has
strongly urged that more funds be made
available for the purpose.
An amendment permitting the importa-
ton or duty free Of al material and
machinery used IN connection with army
balloons and airships, was also defeated.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
FAVORS AUTO FOR Mr.. TAFT
House Disagrees with Senate Amend
ment to Urgent Deficiency Bill.
GOod-nafured Debate Easues on the
Relative Merits Of Autos
and Mules.

William H. Taft viii not have 10 i'm
pose his $50 pounds on the backs Of the
light thoroughbreds In the White House
stables when he becomes President; that
is. Il the House Of Representatives has
its way.
The House is in favor Of automobiles
for the next President. and yesterday
voted TO restore the $1,000 cut out OF the
urgent deficiency bilI by the Senate
The bin as passed by the House pro-
vided for the purchase Of $4,000 worth OF
automobiles for uss At the White House.
The Senate couldn't zee the advantage
OF this. and when that section came up
for consideration It vas promptly
changed SOFAS TO use the money for other
purposes
Yesterday Chairman Tawney. OF the
Appropriations Committee. made motion
that the House disagree with the Senate
amendment, and IL was then that one
Of the Iveliest and best-humored debates
OF the session developed. II finally re-
suited in victory OF the autos by vote
OF l6l 70 g. and a conference On the
measure was ordered.
Representative Thetus ". Sims, OF Ten
neSsee, q special and sw3cn enemy Of She
buzz carts. made a strong appeal against
allowing the expenditure OF VIVA. he
termed the wagons OF death" he
IS one Of those who believe an automobile
should not be allowed on a crowded thor
oughfare without due preparations, and
that when X finally rolls along there
should be several hundred mounted Do
ncemen standing Inside stretched ropes,
70 guard the dear pubic from the dead
ly wheels Nevertheless, Mr.. Sins re-
marks were taken good naturedly, and
Republicans and Democrats Joined IN the
applause.
Representative Kuestermann. OF Wis
cOnsin. was right IN for the auto plan.
He thought they we're good things: he
had seen them work well lot Of times.
and believed y Congress would Just put
gasOlene on the free list, II would be
stil better. and cheaper, too. 70 give
Mr. Taft the new mode OF locomOtion.
Representative Fitzgerald. OF New
York. Joined IN the debate and discussed
at length, and very well, too, the relative
advantages OF the benzins buggY ard the
mule
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
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When such a condition exists each meal
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The Washington herald., 1909-02-03

In continuance OF its Inquiry into ths
acquisition OF the Tennessee Coal. Iron.
and Railroad Company BY the United
States Steel Corporation IN the panic OF
1907. the Senate Judiciary Committees sub
committee Of investigation had Grant B.
schley, Of the New York stock brokerage
firm OF Moore & schley. before # yes
terday.
Mr. Schiey was one OF the men com
posing what has been called 'the syn6i-
cate" who acquired eontroI OF g majority
Of the Tennessee compaEy's stock. which
was transferred in the panic to the Steel
Corporation, IN exchange for bonds Of the
corporation
1t was evident from questions asked Mr.
schley that members OF the subcommittee
are proceeding on the theory that the
merger was not necessary at all, or that
the financial panic could have been avert
ed BY other means than those employed
in connection with the steel Corporation
and the Tennessee company.
Senators Ask Questions.
Some questions asked by Senator's Cul-
berson anu Overman. both Democrats.
were intended. apparently, TO draw out
that the Tennessee company had become
such q dangerous rival OF the Steel Cor
poration that the merger was much 20
be desired from the corporations view
point
In answer 70 Senator Cuiberson, Mr..
schley said he believed she requirement
Of the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
by the steel corporation added materially
10 the value OF the steel securities.
Senator Overman asked II the Tennes-
see company was not the chief compet-
itor Of any steel and iron company in the
country, and Mr.. schley answered that
Hanna, Ogieboy. and Gates hardly regard
ed Tennessee Coal and Iron in these days
as a competitor Of the steel corporation.
because OF the dinerential IN freight rates
Steel and iron was being sold IN small
amounts only in the territory Of the steel
corporation.
Senator Kittredge wanted 20 know II
when all the contemplated improvements
Of the Tennessee Coal and Iron proper
ties were completed the Tennessee would
be able TO manufacture cheaper than any
other steel company. To this Mr.. Schley
responded
THAT was the general idea I had con
veyed 10 ne"
That IS your understanding now, Is
it, asked Senator Kittredge
Yes, 1 believe that is SO. was the an
gWer
Senator OveTman-You have given the
names OF the holders Of these IISO0o
shares State whether or not Il this
merger. or whatever you call il. OF ab-
Continued on Page :, Column 5.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
Gs...!SS

Daily Mats. : cents. EEes.. x q. ard > cs1tS
LITTLE CHIP AND MARY MARBLE II IN
OLD EDAM" A DER Dialogue With Dol DIX
ties Dances, &c.. b Anna Marble. JOHN EYANS
4 LEILA MCINTYRE IN THE QUAhEEEoS
Tneir LaeeSt Iii Spense- Kelly 4 EreCs-ic Eose
QEin1 q Mitchell. E<lilis Rose. Jas P C0nEl
sd Lillian Steele Al Ramos Famous Dogs The
Making q Maple Sugar" NItRzzph-
NEXT WEEK-LA PETITE REVUE JOHN T.
KELLY q co. NTBLO'S TALKING BIRDS
ITALIAN EARTHQUAKE PICTURES. &c Buy
SEATS TO-DAY.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
IN STEEL MERGER.

sAss Of stockholders i1 Tennessee Coal snd
Iron CorVzuy, who tznsfsTsi majority Of
shares to United States Steel C0poEztiOa
durnE panic Of 1907:
O Il Psyne. Ia G. Hama. G. B. schlsy.
J. B. Duke. E J. BGSind. J. ". Gates
A. \. Brady. sad G. A. K=ssls-. is,SN
shares each
o. Thone. z. v. oglssg. Il S. BlaeE.
?. D. stoot and J. ". slnpsoz. 5.IS
snArs szch-
@. ". Er~n-A, 2Sei s. C. OopG, LSOi
J. A. Tspptlz LOO
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
BROWNSVILLE AGAIN HELD UP.
Senate Agrees to Vote on Measure
on February 23.

senate agrees 10 vote on Measure Q
on February 23.
Senator Foraker was again baked in
his effort TO have the Senate consider
his Brownsville measure yesterday.
The Ohioan has been threatening FOR
the last month to push his bin for a
final vote, aad now that Senator AIdrich
has substituted his measure, a speedy
conclusion was looked for
Senator 8IcLaurin held up the matter
on Monday. and yesterday when the
question was again called up Senator
Taliaferro asked that consideration OF
the bin be deferred, in order to get sd-
ditional information from the War De-
partment-
Mr.. Foraker was not sure whether he
desired this uncertain information or
not. and was urging immediate discus
sion when Senator's Aldrich and Hale
interposed. and by mutual agreement
with the Democrats settled on February
., al l o'clock, as the date on which
the final vote would be taken.
Debate on the merits OF the Browns
vile bill viii be in order during the
interim.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
STOPS SUNDAY LABOR.

HefIin Again Introduces BII 90 Pre-
serve the Sabbath.
Representative Hehin, OF Alabama.
introduced a bill In the House yesterday
TO prohibit labor on buildings in the Dis
trict OF Columbia on Sundays.
The measure IS identical with that in
troduced during the first session Of the
Fffty-ninth Congress by Mr. Hehin, and
provides that any person who shall per-
form labor On the construction OF any
building shall be liable 10 a fine OF from
- 10 800. The person. on whose build
the labor IS done is also made liable 10
the same penalty.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
GENEROSITY APPRECIATED.
Senate District Committee Add s2.-
100000 to Appropriation.


The glad tidings that the Senate Dis
trict Committee had seen ft TO be more
generous toward Washington than the
same committee Of the House, were re-
ceived with satisfaction at the District
Building yesterday. Commissioner Mac
farland said:
1T is gratifying 70 learn that the Senate
Committee on Appropriations has added
more than S2,00o,009 TO the District appro-
priation bin as il came from the House.
The Commissioners, in presenting to the
Senate Committee al items in the esti-
mates omitted by the House, told the
Conamltte that they could all be appropri-
ated within the District revenues. SO far as
the District share was concerned. As the
Commissioners have stated repeatedly. no
issue Of bonds OF increase OF taxatio
are necessary"
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
SENATORS QUIZ
STEEL MAGNATE
Grant B. Schley Says Merger
Aided Securities.
SYNDICATE CONTROLLED STOCK

New York Broker Informs Judiciary
Committee of Transfer of Tennes-
see Bonds to ~steeI Trust'-WeaIth-
lest Men in Country In on Deal
Sanctioned by Roosevelt.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
KNOX RESOLUTION PASSED.
Senate Takes Prompt Action on In.
auguraI appropriation Measure.

Senator Hale. from the Appropriations
Committee, yesterday submitted a fav-
orable report on the Knox resolution ask
ing an appropriation OF $4,000 to defray
the expenses Of the inaugural ceremonies
al the Capitol
The measure was unanimously passed.
The most important item IN the res
olution provides that a platform be
built on the Capitol plaza, with a seating
capacity OF s0oe. This is an Increase
Of % l-s per cent over the stand erected
four years ago.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
Sc.

House convened a. noon-
Army appropriation bin passed.
House disagreed with Senate amendment uot
allowing srEEoDriation f0r White HOUSE sut0m0-
biies
Bill introduced to stop mileage paid 70 mem
bers Of Consress
Hogss Adjourned at o'elock uutn noon to-day
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
DISTRICT BUDGET
MAY PASS TO-DAY
Senate SubcOmmitteeLiberal
with Capital Items.
HOUSE APPROPRIATION RAISED

In Measure Reported by senator Gal
IiRKer Yesterday, an Increase Of
S2yO1e,S72.64 Is Made over Bill as
Passed In Lower Branch OF Con-
Eress-COmmIssioner Get Raise.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03

When you have lost OF found anything.
telephone an advertisement TO The Wash
ington Herald. aud bill win De sent you
at cent q word