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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-15
I'm horrible incendi0
LOS MILLONES PERDIDOS

Nueva York miercoles-La ciudad de Valdvia, Chi
e ha sdo teatro de horrible snestro Tn horroroso
cendo ha destrudo dez ocho GALES.
Las perddas de vdas Las materales
cienden tres millones de dollars.
FL espantoso desastre ha mpresonado todo e pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-15
la ayuca de Mejico
EN- FAVOR DE ZEIAYA

Nueya York, miercoles.El presdente Poririo D1az,
austrase defensor del predente Zeaya de Nicaragua
anuncia que ell gobieno de Mejico apoyara al pridene
Centroamercano como nca forma de evitar una grave
perturbaci6n en- Centroanerica
La intervention de Mejiso puede complicar e asunto-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-15
Preparandose para la paz
HAY QUE AUMENTAR LA MARINA

Nueva York mercoes.-Mr IIobson recomienda la
trucc6n de ses acorazados tpo Dreadnonghs para la
na americana todos los AMOS nco medic de garan
THAR la paz e Jap6n
Ell nfone que ell ilustre marino recomienda e nusi
tado de la armada de guerra verdaderamene
sensational
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-15
Agustin Querol ha a7uer.to
DUELO EN- Ell MUNDO ARTISTICO

Nueva York mi6rcoles-Legan notcias de Berlin dando
del falecmento del nsigne escuor don Aglst1n
Quero
La notcia ha producido gran sentimento e mundo
artlstico enorme pesadumbre EspaHa.
La muerte del gran artsta, ha sorprenddo a todos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-15
la intervention
en- Nicaragua

Nueva York, miercoles-M populacho de Managaa pdf
la caida del presdente Zelaya la snbda de Estrada
Los rebedes atacaran hoy poerosamente reforzados Ia
eiudad de Rama.
E g0berno de los Esaaes fnidos ha anunciado que in
ferVendra Nicaragua Cuba para mponer la
paz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-15
EH reY leopoldo
esta mejor
UNA OPBRACION BRHLANTE

Nueva York, miercoles-Dcen de Bruselas que Ell rey
Leopodo ha sdo operdo aver resutado satsacoros
Hoy esta mejor ell abrgan algunas esperan
vista del admirable resutado de la operaci6n
La meoria del rey de los belgas, buena impression
las cortes europeas.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08

Washington, Jan. Sin accordance
with President Roosevelt's policy of
promotion in the diplomatic corps,
Spencer S. Eddy will b sent to the
Balkan states, where he will have
great work to do for the United States.
He is succeeded in Argentine by Hunt
ington Wilson of Illinois, who goes as
envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary.
Mr.. Wilson is a son of Ben M. Will
son OF Chicago, and is 33 years old,
having graduated with the Yale class
OF 1897. He was appointed second
secretary at Toxic hat year, and
was promoted to first secretary on Oct.
IL, 1900. When the legation was rais-
ed in rank he became secretary Of the
embassy. He was appointed as third
assistant secretary Of state l.. June
1896.
Mr.. Wilson was married to Miss
Lucy James Of st. jams, Mo-, the
wedding having taken place in Baiti-
more, Nd. He was commissioned Dec.
II as the new minis to the Balkan
states, but the appointment subse-
quently was transferrc : to Argentine
to permit Mr. Eddy to secure the Eu-
ropean berth. tsf
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08
Hams Prosecution Turns an
Important Trick
ADMISSION By THE ALIENIST
THEORY or ALlENIsT WIT
! NESS FOR THE DEFENSE WAS
RuOELY SHAKEN BY PROSE-
cUTloN ON cRoes ExAMlNA.
TIoN. WI

Flushing, N. r, Jan. s.--A blow from
an unexpected quarter was received by
the, defense in the trial of 7. Jenkins
Hams today when DR.. Samuel Man
son. alienist, under cross examination
BY Prosecutor Darrin, declared that
Captain Hams suncred from maniac
Oppressive insanity last August, an
aflment that would have prevented
him from recognizing the name or face
of an enemy of any infamy.
F Prosecutor Darrin, taking advantage
Of the admission Of defensess alicnist,
asked him II his opinion OF Captain
Hams mental condition would be
changed IL he knew that the army Of
ficer had conversed, inteIligently be-
fore and after the shooting of WIN. Z.
Annis and that he recognized his vic
tim in his boat as. 1t neared the float.
The medical expert said his opinion
woull remain unchanged.
DR.. L. Pierce Clark, another alien
ist. for tfE defense. testified that Capt.
Hams was insane on Aug. is when the
shooting took place and that he was
insane early in November when the
witness made his last examination
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Body Of Man, IN Same Build
ing, Found
A RELIGIOUS PROCESSION
THERE is EVERY HOPE THAT
THE. BODIES OF THE AMERICAN
CONSUL AND HIS WIFE WILL
SOON BE LocATED-oTHER
AMERICANS.

Messina. Jan. S.-The body Of man
who lived on the third floor above Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Cheney, in the Ameri.
can consulate building. was taken Out
from the ruins last night. The worA
to rrcops, the bodies OF the cheneys
Is progressing.
There was a religious procession thie
morning along the devastated watel
front OF Messina. Priests walked
through the ruined streets carrying the
sacred relies and as they passed tbs
people prostrated themselves.
Stuart Kiupton OF tho American com
sulate corps, is to stay In Messina II
charge OF the now consulate. Bayare
Cutting. jr.. and Winthrop Chanler. tbs
cthor members Of tho corps, have laft
for Tacrmina. whore they win devote
their energies 10 experimenting ths
work Of caring for wounded.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08
ALI Preparations Made for Big
Social Function
OFFICIALS GETTING BUSY
BIENNIAL TERPsIcHoREAN STATE
FUNCTION WILL OCCUR IN THE
NORTH DAKOTA CAPITOL
BUILDING TONIGHT NEW
STATE OFFICERS IN HARNESS.

Bismarck. n. D., Jan. s.--Legislative
Hobbies are quiet Thursday. a large
number of the legislators having gone
home for the recess. They left lit
tie legacy for the clerical forces of
the senate and the house in the way of
"A resolution providing for the annota-
ton Of a hundred codes In the house
and fifty in the senate with reference
to the amendments of the code made
by the 1907 law and the secretary Of
the senate and the chief clerk OF the
house, with their forces of clerks,
were busy during the day getting the
work started and preparing the codes
their return.
A few of the senators were pres
ent in the chamber, getting rid OF COR
respondene that had accumulated
during the opening days. In the de-
partment offices the new officials and
employees were getting accustomed to
their new duties. The board of capt.
tol commissioners held a meeting in
the course of the day and appointed
D. NJ. Slattery, the present efficient
superintendent Of the capitol building,
to hold the same position. for the en-
suing two years. The members of the
board went through the several de-
partments with the superintendent
checking up the property and office
furniture, and getting things properly
started for the next two year term.
/ A large force OF workmen under the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08
BUUDICK BUSY ON
TIE COMMITTEES

. + +
Bisnsrcar. NJ, d, Jan. se-sThe wants,
and desires OF the members Of the
house in the way Of committee ap-
rointments are being presented to
Speaker Burdick. The Cass county
delegation was divided on the speak
ernhip, three mernhers voting for Bur-
dick and three for McCrea. One OF
the members OF the delegation who
voted for McCrea said today that he
believed Burdick would be fair In his
assignments OF committees.
While nothing ofYicial relative TO
chairmanship Of the connrnittees has
been given out. II was learned today
that Representative Geor-e A. White
OF TraiIi will be taken care, OF by be-
ing placed at the head OF the commit
tee on railroads. F. 10. Packard art-
nouncea also that Speaker Burdicls will
name his partner, Representative
Ployhar as chairman OF the appropria-
tione committee. Considerable op-
position 10 Ptoyhar as head OF the
appropriations committee IL developing
and II is likely that Speaker Burdick
will hear Pioyhar's opponents before
he makes tho appointment. The req.
son urged why Pioyhar should head
the most important committee In the
lower house, IL because no resides ae
Valley City, the home OF one state
normal schools.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08
SAYS TAFT IS
RIDICULOUS

Washington. Jan. s.--Digrassing
from tariff speech in tho house today,
Mr.. Sheppard OF Texas charged that
President elect Taft did the south q
serious injustice when he said that
a fair opportunity was not presented
In that section for the free exercise Of
suffragc. Ar. Sheppard srnphaticaliy
denied that such was the caae and
said that Mr.. Taft hnd made himself
ridiculous
The Texas member had reached the
point In his remarks where no spoke
OF the southern political situation,
when ne was interrupted with a query
by Mr.. Bates Of Pennsylvania who
asked II It was not Mr.. Tafts purpose
to procure a free opportunity for con-.
sideration OF public questions In the
south The question brought forth the
deciaration referred to. Mr.. Sheppard
added that he believed the people OF
the south were democratic because
they applied the principles OF democ-
racy that were best for the entire
country regardless Of section.
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been closeted with Governor Burke and
Colonel Peake during the. greater part
OF the day. Whether some sort OF a
compromise will result from this con-
ference or not is problenatic.
Why Peake Was Not Appointed.
The reason which. has been assigned
for the detailing Of Peake to the ONCE
Of adJutant general by Governor Burke
yesterday, instead Of his being for
mally appointed to that office is that
this might have cost Peake his cont
mission as colonel, with nothing gain
ed Had Peake accepted the appoir1t-
ment to the once of adjutant general
he would have had to osresign his COM
mission as colonel. and. In the event
that the supreme court sustains
Poole's contention regarding the un-
.constitutionality OF the law under
which Burke. removed him from the
offlce OF adjutant general. Peaice would
have lost his colonelship without gain
ing the ad3utant goneralship.s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08
DECLARES GOD
|. IS WATCHING THEM

Leavenworth. kas., Jan. s.--Miss
Kate Bernard. state superintendent Of
charities and corrections ct Oklahoma.
declared to-day At the Lansing peplten-
tlary investigation that she was not
being treated fairly and Warned the
Kansas investigators that dca was
Watching the hearing and would held
them responsible.
It vas Miss EaEnara's original
charges. that OkiaiaeIna prisoners were
being fniunaneiy treated, that brought
aaeut the iEvestfnatieR.
Today, when senator reed. ene VI
sAa commissioners appointed by Gov
eHRor Ezeea ef Kansas, was question
ing witnesa aaKfBz te be Eaore exz
pi5eit. 3ziss Barnard aianieyea anger
and deeiarea she was aok 2eing given
q fair chance te s9pDeTt her charges.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08
PACkARD'S JOB AS
SHORTHAND ARTIST

Bismarck. n. d.. Jan. s.--Arter hay-
ing attempted to elect United States
senator in North Dakota. Packard. OF
the valley city Times Record, has
taken a terrible tumble and has just
landed as stenographer in the house.
Packard used every means possibie
TO get connected with the payroll In
some capacity or other, and 80 the
insurgents placed him on the iiat AZ
a ahcrthand artist when a. q matter
Of fact Packard IL unable TO write any
other way than by long hand. TIVE
years ago, after tho Valley City muck
raIker had held down q "na work. Job
for the session, II To reported that
Governor Burke made him get dewA
sapon hla knees before he would alsn
d warrant givIng Packard sa<o for
warming chair at the newspaper
desh In the house. The saYeFheF and
packard are Kood friends new and
there n ilttle doubt but what the tres
Sorm" editor viii receive his ea40
again this session for doing nctiains,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08
DEEP MYSTERY
SURROUNDS DEATHS

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. s.--Mystery 8.
surrounds the deaths OF w, q. Brault,
d salesman Of ST. Louis, and his wife,
who were found dead in bed In their
room here late yesterday. There was
a distinct odor Of chloroform in the
room when the police entered. but no
other evidence that drug had been
used was found.
The coroner asserts that Mrs. Brault
killed her husband and then commit
ted suicide. Friends of the couple, on
the other hand, believe that the pair
met foul play. Brault was IS years OF
age; Mrs Brault, whosis i've years his
junior, is his second wife.
Body Is Identified.
St. Louis, Jan. S.--The woman found
dead with VIM. G. Brault in Kansas
City, has been identified as Mrs. Julia
Kenner, who until ten days ago lived
with her son, VIM. N. Nyali in this city.
This was settled by telegram which
Nye received Friday from Mrs. Alice
Wilson of Louisville, KY, e daughter
OF Mrs. Kenner.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08

OF CHAIRMAN
Senate and House PlumS That
Will Be Handed 0ut
CASS co. WILL FARE WELL
TALcoTT or cAss, EDUCATION,
IN sENATE-PRlcE OF cAss,
STATE AFFAIRS, AND DlsLEY,
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES, IN
HOUSE, AMONG FORECASTS.

Bismarck, NJ, D., Jan. s.--An au-
thentic. forecast OF the chairmanships
of some OF the more important COM
mittees In both houses Of the legisla-
ture was made today, and is as fol-
lows: 49,.
Senate.
Appronriations--La Moure Of Penn
bina county
Judiciary Sharp OF La Moure coun-
ty.
State Affairs--Crane of Griggs coun-
ty.
Observation-Disclosures Of Cass county.
Banks and Banking Of Ram
som county.
Railroads Gilbert Of Cass county.
House.
judiciary Skulason OF Grand Forks
county.
Appropriations -Ployhar OF Barnes
county.
State Affairs-Price of .Cass county.
Banks and Banking -NDlbert OF
Burleigh county.
Elections-Johnson Of Bottineau
county.
Fish and Game-Hale Of Grand
Forks county.
Municipal Affairs-Kneeland, Stuts-
man county.
Honey. Ramsey county.
White. Trail county.
Highways and Bridges, DibIey OF
Cass county.
Counties and County Boards--Hen-
Erickson OF Ward county.
observation-disclosures of Ram
sey county
Live Stock Cunningham, Of La
Moure county.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08

Washington. Jan. s.--Having given
consideration to the presidents fur
ther views regarding the secret SER
vice, contained in his message to the
house OF representatives last Monday,
the special committee appointed to
deal with the subject, today. brought
in its final report.
The report concluded as follows:
Resolved, That the house, in ex-
ercise of it's constitutional preroga-
tives, declines to consider any COM
munication from any source which is
not. in It's Judgment. responsible, and
be It further resolved, that the special
committee and committee OF the whole
house in a state Of union. be discharg-
ed from any consideration OF so much
OF the presidents annual message as
relates 10 the secret service and is
above set forth and that the said por-
tion OF the message be laid on the
table, and be It further resolved, that
the message OF the president to the
house on January 4, 1909, being un-
responsive TO the inquiry OF the house
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08

Bismarck, NJ b, Jan. s--Gov. John
Burke. as commander -in-chief Of the
military forces OF North Dakota,
threatens to call out Co. A of Bis
narck to enforce his order retiring
Adtutant General Poole,
The entire capital Is seething with
wariike r,inors over the trouble which
has grown out OF the nsht over the
once OF adjutant general and Il IS
possible that the offiee will be under
martial law before night Burke de-
oiares that the order will be enforced
at once and Adjutant General Poole
seems to be just as determined to hold
the post.
Conferences on Today.
Attorney Lawrence OF Fargo, who
has been secured by Poole to look aft
or his loyal interests In the fight. ar
rived here this morning and he has
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08
IS GOVERNOR
And CONGRESSMAN
PECULIAR SITUATION ARISES IN
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TlVEs.
George w. LilIey, Although Now the
Governor of Connecticut, Fails to
Hand in His Resignation as Repre-.
sentative From That State.

Washington. Jan. g. One of the
most prominent figures In the first ses-
sion OF the present congress, because
of his demand for an investigation OF
submarine legislation, George l. Lii
ley, now governor of Connecticut,
promises 20 be the center Of interest
In the concluding session.
1t all arises over his failure to resign
as representative at large from the
state of Connecticut or at least the
failure Of the speaker of the house 20
receive notice OF that resignation.
Lilley was inaugurated governor Of
Connecticut on Wednesday last and
the house records still show him to be
q member of that body. 1t is expected
that the house win hesitate to scat
another man to succeed LiIley unless
notice of his resignation is received
in the house.
In the entire history OF the house
there has not been a similar case.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08
Reason Assigned for Dismissal
From Grand Council
WILL BE TRIED FOR MURDER
SPECIAL DIPLOMAT TO THE UNIT
Ed STATES FROM CHINA RE.
CALLED ToDAY-cAME UNDER
AUSPICES or YUAN CHI KAI--
CHINESE RECORDER KANe w
WEI DECLARES THAT YUAN
sHI KAI WAS RESPONSIBLE
FOR DEATH OF EMPEROR.

Penannin straits Settlement, Jan. s.
I'm an interview here today Kang
Yu Wei, the Chinese recorder who
was expelled from Peking after the
coup D'Etat Of 1908, declared that
Yuan Shi Kai had been dismissed
from his high position as a member
of the grand council OF the Chinese
empire because he was instrumental
in the death Of the late emperor and
that he probably would be placed on
trial for his connection in this mat
ter.
THE result OF this trial will con-
vince foreigners that Yuan Shi Kai.
instigated the murder C. late emper-
or" Kang Yu Wei declared. His
dismissal i'll work for the good OF
the constitutional party and the con-
stitution will no longer be dead.
Special Diplomat Recalled.
Peking. -an. 7.--Tang Shao vi, who
Is at present in Washington on spe-
cial diplomatic mission froEl the Chi
nese government, has been recalled to
Peking. He viii come back via Eu-
rope. leaving Washington Immediate
ly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08
AUTHORITY OF
I. R. QUESTIONED

Hashington. Jan. s.--By viva voce
vote the senate passed Senator Cub
bsrson's resolution instrnctinE the
Judiciary to report TO the senate
the president was authorised
TO permit tho absorption or the Ten-
nessee Coal & Iron co. by the Units
"a stated Steel Corporation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08
BODY OF DROWNED
AERONAUT FOUND

Hamburg, Jan. s.--The body OF Lieu
tenant F'oertsch. a German aeronaut,
who lost his life at sea last October,
was picked up In the North sea two
days ago by the fishing steamer Orion.
The corpse was Identified by papers
in the pockets OF his clothing.
Lieutenant Foertsch was partici-
pant in the international balloon con-
best that was started from Berlin.
Oct. 10. He went alpft In the German
balloon Hergesell. The balloon was
picked up Oct IL, 14o miles northwest
OF Heligoland. but there was no sign
OF the occupant. All other aeronauts
were accounted for except Lieutenant
Foertsch's companion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08
BIG FORGERY
IS UNCOVERED
sWINDLER RAISED s2.B0o RY THE
MEANS OF A CERTIFIED
CHECK AT CT. CLOUD,
MlNN.

ST. Cloud Mimi, Jan. S.--A bold
check forgery for s2.600 developed at
the First National bank yesterday.
The check was made payable TO Dr.
w. l. Beebe. was signed by "W. L.
Beebe." and pnrported to have been
certified and 10 this certificate was the
forged signature OF B. r. Moore. preSi-
dt mt OF the bank.
The check was eashed by the First
Natltsna' bank OF Belmar. N. T.. and
was iIlatFted BY Cam Spear No att
tcrnrt was made TO initiate the stigma
lures OF DIR, Beebe or Mr. Moore. The
check IL date dec. IT.
Many are Inclined 70 connect the in-
cident with a man who came here
and wrote accident policies for many
citinens, These policies were asver Fs-
oeived.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08

1t IL generally supposed that General
Castro viii never return to Venezuela.
He and his stafx are now IN Berlin,
Germany, and 90 well does he like the
place that he has decided to remain
there, and with this Ia view has taken
up quarters in the residence district.
While General Castro naay be g sick
man. It IL generally believed that
ether influences than his llinoss took
him 80 hurriediy from the scuthern
republic He and his STAN prefer Paris
to Berlin. but Frances cold shoulder
put danper on his fdea Of taking
up residence In gay Parea,
General Castro IL well fixed anan-
cially out Of the money he laid aside
while he ruled over tho venexusian
republic lie Is living in nne style and
greatly enjoying his ao3caxn on the
continent
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08
Chicago Bomb Throwsr Active.

Chicago Jan. S.-Another explosion,
smashing of windows and panic. among
neighbors last night announced the
continued existence of Chicago's mys-
terious bomb thrower, who for months
has perplexed the police. Although no
one was hurt. the roof was blown Oft
and all nearby windows were shat
tered. .
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washington, Jan. a.. Tho house to :
day passed by unanimous cehsent v
measure requesting information cf the
aecrotary or war regarding what ON
GERS on the active Iist OF the army
arc now performing duties which eeald
al well be performed BY otiAcefk ON tiad
retired ilst.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08
MICHIGAN CRIME
STILL A MYSTERY

Desreia, Jan, s.-fsumeEA. tlaeeFies
and eaa3aeaares are the enly harvest
thus FAR at aae seasatieAal s'Iaattie
run" Methesisa shuFea murder nays
terry and the FuSneFs that eisher the
missing aev. JphH eaFasienaei. 81 the
equally sousht GiaeeA Dsawaiag, she
village carpenter haa peen saaa ashee
ske HaEaar la .he shusesl auasaay
sseysa = be hassisaA
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08
PART OF FLEET
IS DELAYED

Port said. Jan. Ss-rhe battleship,
Missouri left here this naornfne for
Athens, Later ia the 6ay the ken
tueky left far Trtpoli.
Nine vessels az the American Acct.
under Rear Admiral sperFy. are still
1T Port said. eeiAa delayed hy poor
facilities fSr eealina. a. there ars
such 3 large nuasber az vessels b ss al
once ana because ef the scarcity of
fsghk4Fa
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08
ataooa.o .ooo fer Knnlna nlans.

New Eork. Jan, O., Upwaraa at 3t0.-
100000 viii be expended BY the Amer
lean Locomotive ca. In the constitute
tion Of Ten protaetsd plant at Gary,
Ind, plans for which are now In prep
aration. according to statoments
made, here today by the ofseials Of the
corporation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-01-08
GAS DECISION
CAUSES FAILURE

New York, Jan. s.--jThe failure Of
customers to protect their holdings Of
Consolidated Gas at the time Of the
severe decline In the stock following
the decision upholding the so cent
law ID alleged To have been the cause
of the failure OF the firm OF Haciock-
Baxter d Seed, which was announced
on CO consolidated stock exchange to-
day.
The failure Of G. w. Wiliets. nlao
was announced on tiEs sanss exchange.