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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-28
COURT in NELSON COUNTY.

Judge TempIeton Will Convene Tern,
on July IL.
Lakota. N. D., May 28.--Judge Tenn
pleton of Grand Forks has announced
that, owing to the celebration Of the
Fourth of July falling on Monday,
July s. this year, the term or district
court will be convened hens on Mon
day, July ~.
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FIGHT TO OCCUR
on JULY FOURTH
FINAL ARRANGEMENT MADE
YESTERDAY AND THE ARTi-
Giles SIGNED.

New York, Dec. 3.-The big prize
fight between James j. Jeffries, the
undefeated champion of the world,
and Jack Johnson, the present holder
of the championship belt, will be held
on July Fourth, either at Salt Lake
City, Utah, or San Francisco, accord
ing to the final articles drawn up for
the fight today.
In the final articles both of the
fighters pledged not to engage in any
other fight between now and the date
OF their battle. Both of the pugilists
will go into active training at least
ninety days before the fight. If the
two principals and Tex Richards can
not agree on referee, the princi-
pals will be allowed to select TWO
names each, from which Richards will
make the selection
The articles call for five ounce
gloves to he used. The company which
is tc control tie moving pictures Of
the fight is to be formed with the two
principals holding a third each and
Richards the other third of stock. Botl
fighters and Richards, the successful
bidder, today posted $4,000 each to
bind the agreement.
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zELAYA UOT To
Be ALLOWED TO
MAKE VN ESCAPE
PRESIDENT MUST RE-
MAIN UNTIL TROUBLES
SETTLED.
State Department. Says He viii Not
be Permitted to Leave Nicaraeua-It
He Tries to Leave Guns Of Warshius
Will Be Turned on Him.

Washington, Dec. 3.-President Ze-
laya will not he permitted by the
United States to escape from Mica
ragua. The state department holds
that he alone is responsible for the
Staying of two Americans and nc vii.
be held to account for his act.
1t was stated today that should he
make an effort to leave and try to
skip the guns of the United States
warships would be used on him.
The marines have been ordered to
land at Blueields to protect the AM
er1can interests.
Two agents of President Zelaya ar
rived in Washington today in the
hope of inducing Secretary Knox to
withdraw his message. They will make
an effort to get into communication
with the members of congress in or
der to present their side of the CON
troversy.
Advices received from Nicaragua
today announced that there had been
many desertions from zelaya's army.
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HE CRITICISES
The COMMISSION
METHODIST PREACHER DE-
NoUNcEs THE GEORGIA RAIL
ROAD COMMISSION.
johnson County Man, Formerly Mem
Der Of the Legislature, Declares the
Merit and Spirit of New Law Has
Been Dsreganded.

Atlanta, Dec 3.-The change in
the general scheme of operation of
the state convict system by the en-
plcyment of eight inspectors, and two
supervisors. effective yesterday. has
served against to bring the peniten-
tiary system into the limelight. and
has invited a sweeping indictment Cf
the prison commission by DR.. w. J.
Flanders, of Johnson county, formerly
q member Of the legislature. who de-
clares that the commission has disre-
garded both the letter and spirit of
the new convict law and that the
present administration is wasteful and
extravagant
He further states that the reorgan-
ization of the force of inspectors and
superV sors-the first official act of
the new chairman-is an effort to per-
feet political machine, which will
be su ported at the expense of the
people.
He claims taat this machine will
exert itself to accomplish the election
ofG. J.. Hutchens as chairman of the
prison commission and the reelec-
tion o. Governor Brown, who appoint
ed Hutchens to the board.
DIR. Flanders, who is Methodist
preacher, was formerly an inspector
himself. He rendered his resignation
to Prison Commissioner Williams last
May because as he says, he could
not conscientiously comply with Cap
tain Williams request to suppress
facts relative to violations of the rules
in Chatham county.
DR.. Flanders wished it understood
that he had no personal criticism foi
General Clement A. Evans, whom he
loves and respects.
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MANY VACANCIES
WILL BE FILLED
TAFT TO APPOINT ONE HUNDRED
MEN TO FILL FEDERAL
POSITIONS.
The President Will Listen to Recon-
nendations Of Leading Men as Much
as Possible, But Many Applicants
Will Look in Vain.

Washington, Dec. 3.-The president
and Attorney General Wickersham
have before them the task of making
nearly 100 nominations for the fed
eral bench and for the offices of Uni
ted States attorney and United States
marshal The vacancies exist now n
will occur during the next session Of
congress. In nearly all of these va
cancles except those on the federal
bench, the president vii, a., On the
recommendations of Attorney General
Wickersham. In the selection of cir
cult and district judges, the president
VIII advise with the attorney general
hut will rely in the final analysis on
his own wide acquaintance with law
yers gained while solicitor general and
Judge.
The president and the attorney gem
eral expect to consider the recon-
mendations of senators, and represen-
tatives in congress in appointing at
torneys and marshals as far as prac
ticable. The regular party organiza-
tions will be considered also Some
of the radical or insurgent element
in congress may not be given the say
in appointments, however. The pres
ident is net very patient with the re-
pu'blicans who have been disraraging
his administration.
Some of the recommendation made
by the socalled "progressives" sew
eral months ago are still suspended
and may, in the end, be disregardeG
entirely. For example Senator La
Toilette recommended a candidate for
United States attorney in the eastern
district of Wisconsin nearly year
ago. The term of the incumbent has
already expired. Under an agreement
with his colleague, Senator La Fol-
cite was to recommend the United
States attorney for the eastern dis
trict of Wisconsin. and Senator Ste
phenson, the attorney for the western
district. Senator Stephenson made
his. recommendation and the appoint :
ment followed promptly But Senator
La Follette's candidate Is still wait
ing.
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PRAIRIE is STILL HARD
AND FAST ON SAsD BAR

Philadelphia. Dec. 9.-The transport
Prairie, which went aground in the
Delaware river thirty-f five miles south
of this city last night, while enroute
to Central America, with 700 marines
on board, is still fast in the mud.
1~e prospect is that the vessel will
remain there until high tide tonight
The transport is lying easy in soft
mud. and thus far has sustained no
damage.
A determined effort was made to
float the Prairie at high tide this
morning, but the three tugs engaged
In the work were unable to move the
vessel an inch.
The Prairie, in charge of a Delaware
river pilot, was going down the river
at full headway when sde struck,
heavily loaded, and hit the mud north
of Pea Patch island.
Rear Admiral KimIbal and Captain
Kellogg notified the Philadelphia navy
yard of the mishap. Assistance was
asked fer, and Rear Admiral Harris,
commandant of the yard, sent the tug
Modoc down the river and engaged
the Red Star Line tugs New Castle
and Sommers N. Smith, both powerful
craft, to help the Modoc.
The tugs began pulling on the big
ship before flood tide this morning.
The failure of the tugs to free the
vessel was great disappointment.
News OF the unsuccessful efforts of
the tugs was sent to the navy yard
by wireless, and the government tugs
Samoset and four lighters started for
Pea Patch island before daylight.
II Is expected that Rear Admiral
Kmball will have most OF the marines
taken off and the cargo lightered. The
marines will probably re landed at
nearby forts.
With the ship lightened, the officers
feel sure that the transport will float
On the next food tide.
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INSIDE STORY OF
A RECENT DEAL
PiERPONT MORGAN INTENDS TO
DEFEAT ALDRIcH-ROCKE-
TELLER COMBINATION.

New York, Dec 3.-The purchase by
j. p. Morgan of the interests ot rhos
f. Ryan in the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society is the beginning OF what
is said to be deep-laid plan Of Nor
gan's to defeat the Aldrich -Rockefel-
ler- Armour combine to control tao
proposed Central Bank.
1t is stated on what is CO" sidered
very good authority that Morgan in
tends to merge the Equitable with the
trust companies he now controls inlo
u billion-dollar corporation. When
this is done Paul Morton will be
shelved and Theodore Kingsley Will
be made the big man in the insurance
world.
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merchants throughout this section can
do the same, it can quickly build up
good passenger business, and there is
every reason to believe that the line
would be a success from the start.
This is matter that should be
one of the first to receive the atten-
ticn of the business people of Bruins
wick during the coming New Year. It's
a good subject for the Retail Mer-
chants and Business Mems associa-
ton. the board of trade, city council
and other bodies to take up, and It
is believed that If the proper effort
is made another well-established line
can be secured for the port.
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ALTAMA RICE.

Attention is directed to the adVer-
this issue The product of this splen-
did mill, which is located at Sterling,
is said to be the best on the market
and its popularity is growing vita the
dealers. This mill, in which DR.. Frank
Caldwell of Cincinnati, is moving
spirit, Is the only one of its kind in
the United States and 1t is perhaps
the best equipped OF the kind in the
country.
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ROCK ISLAND DEAL
NEW OWNER SAYS ROAD WILL BE
OPERATED FROM CHICAGO
IN THE FUTURE.

Chicago, Dec. 3.-"The Rock Island
system will be operated from Chicago
and not New York in the future" was
the statement made this afternoon by
H. U. Nudge, the newly elected pres
ident of the road.
F. o. Melcher, at present the gen
eral manager of the Frisco System,
will succeed Nudge as second vice
president.
In an interview this afternoon Pres
ident Nudge declared that he knew
nothing of the reported deal with the
Lehigh road.
Edward Hawley has been elected a
member of the board of directors OF
the Frisco branch lines.
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THE OWLS ELECT OFFICERS.
interesting Meeting Held by the Loca
Nest asst Mint

interesting Meeting Held by the Loca
Nest Last Night.
Brunswick nest, No. I'LL, Order OF
Owls, at their meeting last night. cleo
ted the following officers for the en-
suing year:
Past President-Harry/ Miller.
President. T. Lambright
ce-President-C. C. Whitaker.
Invocator-C. e. Irwin.
Secretary-V. r. Mitchell.
Treasurer. F. Norris.
Warden-Phil Goette.
Nest Physician--G w. Blanton.
Sentinel-W. f. Ford.
Picket-H. Nelson
Board of Trustees Phil Keller
chairman, J. B. High, Fl. J. Taurlow
l.. Pitcher, w. L. Haynie.
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6. A. |. PRESIDENT
N. S. MELDRIM is CHOSEN HEAD
OF THE sEAsoARD AT MEET
ING YESTERDAY.

New York, Dec. AT a meeting CT
the directors of the Seaboard yes
terday, n. S. Meldrim was elected
president of the company
Mr. Meldrim was formerly vice
president of the company. The direc-
tors also elected G. II. Iix as vice
president and general manager; G. X.
Capps as vice president, in charge. of
traffic. and l.. I. Haas as assistant to
the president.
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SEVERAL LOST THEIR JOBS.
Shortage from Wine Casks Brings
Shakeun in Customs Staff.

Washington, Dec. 3.-As a result Of
an investigation of shortages from
wine casks and other packages at the
Baltimore customs houses, a shakeup
there was announced today. John r.
Montgomery, superintendent OF the
bonded warehouses, was reduced tc a
clarkship; Thomas r. Arnold, a clerk
promoted to be superintendent and
several clerks shifted
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AGENT DENIES
THE CHARGE AGAINST HIM

New York, Dec. 3.-Richard Pharr,
Roosevelts agent, who dug up the
false weighing in New York today
Indignantly denied that he had writ
ten the sheets in the pool or policy
shops al has been charged against
him.
Pharr told how Splitter. after the
fraud in the scales had been discov-
cred, stopped the investigation on the
ground that they were both Masons.
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oPIE READ PREDICTS A
BIG REPUBLICAN SPLIT

Kansas City. Mo, Dec. 3.-Opie
Read, the author and lecturer, who has
recently travelled all over the country,
predicts a big split in the republican
party as result of the new tariff
law.
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BLACKBURN THINKS TEDDY
WILL BE TAFT'S SUCCESSOR

Washington, D. c., Dec. 3.-Former
United States Senator Blackburn, CT
Kentucky. who has just returned from
a trip to Panama, while in Washing
ton this afternoon, stated that he be-
lieves Theodore Roosevelt would sue
ceed President Taft.
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A. w. PYE GETS PRONG rloN
WITH THE MALLORY LINE

Brunswick friends of A. w. Pye,
who was with the local Office OF the
Mallory line fer some time, will be in
terested in an announcement sent out
from New York yesterday announcing
his appointment as general freight
agent of the Mallory and Clyde lines
in New York.
Mr.. Pye, since leaving Brunswick,
has been with the Mallory line in
Jacksonville. His new appointment
becomes effective on December Is.
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PELLEGRA IN ALABAMA;
MANY DEATHS REPORTED

Montgomery, Ala, Dec. 3.-There
we're ffty-fve deaths from pellagra in
Alatama for the first nine months this
year, according to the state health
authorities.
Thirty eight cases are now under
observation, and twenty pellagra VIC
Tins living were habitual users OF
corn meal.
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A DARING TRIP MADE
BY TWO SMALL GIRLS

Milwaukee, Wiss., Dec. 3.-Two lit
tie girls. Annie Smith and Lucy Lueke,
escaping from the reform school, took
a daring forty mile ride to Jefferson
Junction, clinging to the rods under
meath a passenger train. The Smith
girl is not expected to live as the re-
suit of her experiences.
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BIG BARLEY CROP REPORTED,
BUT THE RECEIPTS ARE SHORT

Cincinnati, o., Dec. with the
biggest barley crop reported by the
government, the receipts thus far have
been four thousand cars less than at
the same time last year.
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THE iLL-FATED BREWSTER.

Wreck Due to Mistaking Beacon Light
at Hatteras.
Norfolk, Va, Dec. 3.-The ill -fated
German vessel Brewster was wrecked
off Cape Hatteras last week because
the beacon light at Hatteras was mis-
taken for the Diamond Shoals light
ship.
The Brewster was passing on the
innerside of the lightship. This is es-
tablished by statement made by
members of the crew rescued.
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ALL HOPE GONE FOR
THE MiSoING JACkiES

Washington, Dec. 3.-The hope of
finding the five iackies of the gun
boat Marietta, OFF Port Limon, who
were driven to sea in helpless whale
boat Friday night. has been aban-
doned.
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AGED COUPLE BURIED
NINE LIVE INFANTS

Tulsa, Okla, Dec 3-The unearth-
ing today Of a newborn infant has
developed the fact that an aged cou-
pie in this city has buried nine infants
in their yard.
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D. y .: y p v y y y b. y y y
DIED SUDDENLY AT
SONS OPERATION.

Evansville, Ind, Dec. 3.-Mrs.
William Butler White, while
Witnessing an operation on her
son today, swooned and died
before physicians could revive
her.
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WALSH LOSES OUT.
Appeal of the Noted Financier Was
Denied Yesterday.

Chicago, Dec. 3.-John R. Walsh,
convicted of misapplying the funds of
the Chicago National Bank, who was
sentenced to five years in the peniten-
tiary, was denied a rehearing of his
appeal by the circuit court of appeals
this morning.
Walsh is now in the custody of the
United States marshal The denial of
the motion leaves Walsh without re-
source, and only the United States su-
preme court can stay the execution of
the sentence.
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TRIED TO SAVE WOMAN;
FLAGMAN WAS KILLED

Chicago, Dec. 3.-Dennis
Kelly. a fiagman, in the act of
saving woman standing be-
wildered on the track in front
of an approaching train, was
instantly killed today.
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Governor Charles n. Haskell, of Ok
lahoma, who will have to stand trial
on the indictment charging him with
fraudulently obtaining from the gov
ernment title to large number of
lots in Muskogee, Okla. The demurrer
to the indictments failed.
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HE is RELEASED FROM JAIL.
Political Factor of san, Francisco Gives
a Heavy Bond

San Francisco, Dec. abraham
Reuf, for many years a dominating
factor in San Francisco politics, who
was arrested year ago following the
shooting of Prosecuting Attorney He
ney. was released at midnight last
night on bonds aggregating 5000 600.
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ORDERED TO PORT LlMoN.
Collier Leonidas 10 Supply Fued to the
Cruisers

Cruisers
Washington, Dec. 3.-The collier
Leonidas, at Charleston, S. c.. was
today ordered to Port Limon, Costa
Rico.
She will supply fued to the cruisers
Des Moines and Tacoma and the gun
boat Marietta, now lying off Port
Limon, for the purpose OF projecting
American property and life in Nicara
qua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-27
Josephine's Pet Name.
From the Ie Cri de Paris


Josephine, Empress of the French, was
Yeyette to her intimate friends. Her
name i'm reality was Marie-Josephe-R
Napoleon. after the marriage. exacted
that she should be known as Josephine
He had a mania for rebaptizing the
women of his encourage. He made his
sister Marianne an Elise: of Annanciade
a Caroline; of Pauette Pauline.
Among ner numerous friends Josephine
remained Yeyette. Barras never called
her otherwise.
The pope was so unfamiliar with her
name that when he sent his benediction
the letter borne by his legate was adj
dressed to Our sister in Jesus Christ.
Victoria Bonaparte''
In 1914, on the departure for Elba, the
Debats designated Josephine under the
paraphrase the mother of Prince Eu-
gene.
At Rueil her tomb bears this simple in
scription. "A Josephine, Eugene ct Hor-
tense, 1926" The restoration did not per-
nit her recognition as empress
The grandson of Yeyette. Napoleon III.
gave to the church at Rueil numerous
marks of his benevolence. In the choir
may yet be seen a carved mahogany
chair. the back of which Is ornamented
with two medallions, one superimposed
upon the other. surrounded by Napoleonic
ca giles. On one of the medals is shown
in relief the interaced initials L. N.
0ouis Napoleon) On the other one may
read the figures "1,JOO.000. This is the
number of votes that the prince pres-
dent received at the plebiscite of Decem-
Der 20, 1851.
The good cure Of Rueil does not fail in
the duty he owes to Marianne" F'rance)
in making use of this comfortable chair,
the last souvenir of the tyrant.
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Atlantic Coast Lime.

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WINTER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
ST. CHARLES.

Most select location. fronting the ocean: thor
oughly modern: courteous service. Bathrooms.
with hot and cold. fresh and sea water at
tachments. showers. etc. Magnificent sun par
1or overlooking the Boardwalk and ocean. Golf
privileges. Always open. Illustrated booklet.
fpy7-s Su tn. tn BOT 10 NENLIN HAINES.
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NEW YORK SLAVES.
Enough Freed in 1770 to Form Two
Separate Villages.

From the Westchester County Magazines.
Negro slavery existed in Westminster
county almost from its first white settle
ment the negroes for the most part
coming from the West Indies. In $685.
however. a cargo of them was landed at
Rye direct from the coast of Guinea
These slaves We're brought here by direc-
ton of Frederick Fhillipse of Phillipse
manor At no time did the slave popula-
ton of the county become very large.
In 1861. at the purchase quarterly meet
ing the question Of longer holding the
negroes in their families as slaves came
before that body and minute was
made thereon. Finally. after years of
consideration, the settlement Of freedom
prevailed and in 1873 no Friend or Quak-
err in westchester county held a human
chattel
With the granting of freedom to these
Ebndmen two important settlements
we're effected, made up entirely of those
who had been slaves: one near the vii
lage of Bedford and the other east of
the village of White Plains. All slaves
in the state were made free July 4. 1927.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-27
Racing on Snowshoes.

From the Westminster Gazette.
BY travelling ninety miles across an I'M
known country, and mostly in the dark,
in fifteen hours the winner of the military
ski race in the Swedish northern games
has splendidly shown the possibilities or
snowshoes as a means of locomotion.
In a former contest some years ago
over a distance of 1873 miles the start was
made at q o'clock one morning and the
majority of the competitors completed
the journey early in the afternoon of the
following day, while in a more recent
the distance. forty miles, at an average
speed Of eight and half miles an hour.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
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