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Nan York oossip.

New York, Sept ~. - American
stocks in London inactive but strong.
The traffic on local fractions lines
and especially the subway breaks all
records.
Bank statement makes favorable
showing especially as regards further
reduc4inos in loans. B. r. T. earnings
do not yet justify any talk Of increas-
ed dividend but show encouraging in
crease.
Copper prices unchanged with fair
volume of sales for November delivery
General election expected in England
about In June
Dunn,s review says business OUT
look liz cheerful and in some respects
brilliant.
Bradstreets says there is tone OF
conversation in many respects but
shipments are heavy.
ST. Paul buys $4,000 tons Of rails foi
next year.
IDLE cars on September is, 1878, AZ
against 110,576 on September l.
National lead now running all plants
at full capacity and output 10 promptly
taken.
ConneIIsville coke expected to ad'
vance to So a ton or higher next yea
and win unfavorably affect pig iror
productions. London settlement be
gins today and quotations now for new
accounts.
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|. S. c. c. TO MEET
ON PACIFIC COAST
IMPORTANT CASES AFFECTING
THE TRANscoNTiNENTAL
FREIGHT TRAFFIC WILL
az HEARD AT SPOKANE.

washington. Sept. ~. - Chairman
Martin J. Knapp Of the interstate COM
merce commission, left yesterday Tor
the Pacific coast where the commits
sion is to hear a series OF important
cases affecting the freight trsftic OF
the entire country from the Atlantic
to the Pacific.
Chairman Knapp will go to Seattle.
but the first of the series Of GASES WIZ
be heard at Spokane, beginning Sept
20. At Seattle, Chairman Knapp WIN
toin the other commissioners. There
conferences will be held at which opin-
ions probably will be reached as 70
some important pending cases. These
decisions will be sent to Washington
for PRONUNCIATION.
Commissioner Franklin K Lane.
who is in Chicago. attending a meet
| ing of the demurrage committee OK
the National Association OF Railway
| commissioners, win Join the coninis-
sion at Spokane this week II is not
IikeIv that the commission will return
TO washington before Nov. 10.
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REPAIRING BAD SPOT
Fargo & Moorhead Street Ry. Co. Fix
Spot in Street Which Has Caused
Trouble.

The Fargo & Moorhead Street Ry
Co., has crew of men at work today
repairing piece Of track which has
caused them great deal Of trouble
in the past. 1t is at the switch on
Broadway, between N. p. avenue and
the N. p. tracks. The tracks at that
particular spot have been lower than
the street pavement and after every
heavy rain the blocks between the
tracks would be lying In several inches
of water and almost invariably some
oil them worked loose and floated'
This would necessitate repair work,
oftentimes the relaying of all the
blocks between the tracks for several
yards.
TO avoid this trouble in the future
the company is laying catch basin
under the dow spot, and have run
line OF sewer pipe to the nearest
sewer,
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stock Market.

New York. sept. 27.-The course OF
prices was again on the ascending
scale today despite the listless condi-
ton OF trading the greater part Of the
time. Erie was the only exception
which sold off sharply on reports that
Mr.. Underwood would resign to take
teh presidency OF the Union acific, It
was also stated tElss q large holder
who had been closely attached with
the Hartman interests was liquidat-
ing his holdings. This adverse in
fiuence was partly offset BY the con-
apicuous strength Of United States
steel common. At the present time
the market is practically dominated
nv the movements in latter stock. The
position OF steel is also exceptional
STRONG that interests elsewhere are be-
ing encouraged by its continuous adj
vance. We look for an advance In the
market and believe stocks are q good
purchase on all soft spots.
Chas. e. Lewis & Co.
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BOY SOLDIERS TO
MEET IN PITTSBURG
5000 YOUNG SOLDIERS BELONG
ING TO CHURCH MILITARY Or
CARNATIONS, WILL BE
REPRESENTED.

Pittsburg, Sept. 27.--Military organ
izations Of churches throughout the
country win send representatives here
this week to the sixteenth annual con-
vention Of the United Boys Brigade Of
America, which convenes here Friday.
II is said the delegates Will represent
about $4,000 young soldiers.
Prominent men identified with the
organization viii be present, Lieut.
Gen. III. C. Kilmer, the commandments
chief being among the number.
Competitive drills. athletic events
parades and a monster religious meet
ing are among the features OF the
programme.
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Fort Assinniboine.

Fort Assinniboine. Mont, Sept z7.-
To The Forum: There is now under
course OF construction here new steer
water tank with a capacity of 1bo,Ooo
gallons which is being erected by an
Ohio firm at a cost of $1,000.
The soldiers Of the Second infantry
stationed here returned Friday from a
twenty one days hike over the coun-
try. All the boys report a fne time
and lots to eat.
weather continues fine, but quite q
snow fall was had In the Bear Paw
mountains.
The wife of Lieut. II. ID. Mitchell VINO
has been spending the summer ia Cna-
cago has returned to the fort.
Lieutenant DR.. Haynes is happy over
the arrival of his family from Wess
Virginia.
our post dentist is expected to ar
rive soon from Fort Thomas, KY.
Cor. K
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Wind Goaaln.

Chicago, Sept. 27.--wheat: Liver
pool cables were unchanged to hc
higher at the close. Our correspond
emit advised shipments too heavy to
allow OF any advance. Our market
was Arm during the day, closing a
shade higher There was little selling
pressure In this market, and the local
professionals were inclined to take the
buying side on account OF the premiums
FOR cash wheat In this and the south
western markets. On the other hand
the northwestern markets were inclin-
ed to drag on account of the record
breaking receipts In that section. Not
withstanding the discount ait which tins
Canadian wheat Is selling, there Is very
little export demand as yet.
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is Feared in Districts Swept
BY Hurricane.

PestiIence is Feared in Districts Swept
BY Hurricane.
New Orleans. Sept. 27--F Figures made
today put the total dead Ia the storm
which swept In from the Gulf Of Mexi-
co last week at 40. OF these 2S5 are
known to be dead in Louisiana, tbs
rest In Mississippi
In Terrebonne Parish the authorities
are taking desperate measures to pre-
vent pestilence.
Thousands OF dead Ash, raccoons.
muskrats, opossums and rabbits killed
bv the tidal wave are decaying, and II
Is feared typhoid fever will follow.
The dead bodies Of these animals are
found Atty miles inland.
Seventy 1--WE bodies have been recov
I cred from Terrebonne parish and over
forty others are known TO be dead
Mrs. A Burke was rescued from raft
on one part OF which were five dead
and on another part two rattlesnakes.
she ii raving maniac.
g. n. Rhoades was on . raft with MIS-
family or eight. The others we're wash
ed into the gulf, but his foot caught
between two timbers and be was held
Oh the raft until rescued.
FIFTY Gre dead at Morgan city end
Twenty AZ Callaou
the stricken districts have appealed
Il IL state and federal authorities for etc
II and provisions are being hurried -
places where the distress Ii greatest.
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Moorhead Department

wing has been transferred to the pas
torate OF the church at Willmar, MINI.
Mankato lodge. NO. 225, b. P. 3. H.
Mankato. Mimi. neld memorial tab
let service Saturday evening, for the
late Governor Johnson who was a
member OF that lodge. The principal
address was made by State Treasurer
Dinehart.
Mrs. ". Godfrey and Mira. d. G. OAR
row were guests at a swell bridge
party given at Crookston, Friday af-
ternoon, by Mesdames Maybury and
Lally. Mrs. barrow proved the most
adept manipulation OF the pasteboards
and was awarded a cut glass dish.
The Rev w. g. Ward. pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at CroolSston, mas
been invited to take the passionate of
the Presbyterian church at Chester,
Ill. The local church Is opposed to
his going.
1 A number OF the churches at Fergus
Falls were obliged to hold afternoon
services yesterday, instead Of evening
services. the lighting system having
been disrupted by the destruction OF
the dam which supplied the power to
the city electric light plant. The
| picture and other theatres announced
| that their lights had been arranged for
and there would be no disruption.
o. A. Trovatten announces the sale
of his live stock and farm plant at
his farm in Nordick township a mile
or two from Kent.
The stork paid it's first visit to the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Bestic,
621 Eighth street south, today, and
now there is a charming Miss Bestic
at that home now, even though she
is only eight pounds in weight. The
mother and girl are doing nicely, and
so is the happy papa with his friends
doing the honors to the young lady in
good shape Grandpap Bestic, 1t is
stated, Is bearing his honors too, with
that characteristic dignity SO natural
to him.
Judge Pollock was greeted by very
fair congregation at the Congregations
al church yesterday morning, where
/ nc gave well prepared address on
Christian Citizenship. No positive an
nouncement as the permanent selec-
ton of a pastor for this church has
4 | pGNl1 1hduS YET Dub IL Is GApCCL5u Lildl
choice will be made very soon. The
church committee, on pastor, has call.
ed meeting of the members and
!, congregation for next Wednesday
/ night when the subject Of the call o.
i a pastor will be taken up.
e l.. A. Huntoon of the First Nationa
r bank left for st. Paul last night on /;
business trip.
: Her friends will regret to hear tina
q Mrs J. B. Erickson is again under TIL
9 doctors care.
: o. J. Kitteisrud Of the First Stat
: bank was called to his home, nea
= GAINESVILLE, yesterday, by a messag
!. which stated that his father was ser
& iously i'll.
,e The year old son of s. s. Dale
" is reported to be very sick and an at
re tack of infantile paralysis Is feared.
n. Only four arrests were necessary
l. the police from Saturday night to TIL
In morning. Chief Malvey says the es
ne odus of the tough and drinking class'
ne principally itinerants with thrcshir
crews, has been considerable sins
last Thursday.
4
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NO PUBLIC MONEY FOR
ROOSEVELT IN AZ RIGA.

washington, Sept. 27.--To set at
rest allegations which have appeared
quite generally over the country re-
rardfno the source Of the funds used
by the Roosevelt hunting expedition
in Africa, Secretary Walcott Of the
Smithsonian institution today author
ICED the statement that not q cent Of
the cost comes from the fund Of the
institution. or from the United States
government
II ii declared that the personal
friends Or former President Roosevelt
whose names are not disclosed. have
provided the funds
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BIG PROGRESS IN
AGRICULTURE
SPECIALIST MAKES A REPORT
SHOWING REMARKABLE
WORK BEING DONE.

washington, Sept. 27.--Never in the
history Of the world has there been
such progress made in agricultural ed
ucation as in the United States during
the past eleven years. This is the
conclusion Of Dick ]. Crosby, specialist
In agricultural education of the de-
partment OF agriculture, in a report is
sued today.
During the last year, Mr.. Crosby
points out, there has been rapid and
healthy growth In all phases Of agri-
cultural education, the year being note
worthy for the attention given to pro-
viding facilities for graduate study in
agricultural studies and pursuing col
ilege courses, and to multiplying oppor-
tunities for acquiring secondary and
elementary instructions on this subject
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EAsr SIDE NOTES

carl Tonsager and City Clerk Price
have returned from successful hunt
ii the vicinity of Winnipeg Junction.
Manager Donaldson OF the Gund
Brewing Co. mas adorned the front
"a his once with big chunks Of the
v,atvayied wood 10 common about the
vicinity of Medora, y. p.
MRS. III. 3. Egge and family have
returned from wild Rice whore they
have been visiting with grandparents
Miss Bessie van Houten win not re-
sumo her work ~ head Of the music
department Of the public schools q
Wadena until Nov. 4 81 the new build
ing there viii not be ready foE u.s.
until that time.
The Tuesday club, an organization
for the ladies h the younger get. Y
being oganized.
The rev. Il. q. Edgren OF tn
Swedish Methodist church at Re'
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second round IN
IN COURTROOM
SYNAGOGUE TROUBLE IS AIRED
THIS AFTERNOON IN THE Po-
LICE COURT - TRUSTEE Dis
PLAYS BADLY BATTERED oP-
TIc-YoUNe ATTY. DEFENDS.

The case Of the state against Ben
Horwitz Is on trial In the police court
before Judge Martin Ryan this after
noon. The defendant is charged by
Sam K1ugman, a trustee Of the Jew
ish synagogue, with assault and bat
terry. The trouble as told in Satur-
days Forum, was recited by several
witnesses. There is dispute on sew
eral OF the very important facts.
Atty Samuel Stern is conducting
the defense, pitted against Asst
States Atty. w. 3. stambaugn. 1t ia
the second case of the recent grad
uate Of the Minnesota law school.
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BoucHERs TO LEAVE N. o.
Well Known Bismarck Resident and
Family Will Locate in the West.

Bismarck. N. d., Sept. 27.--Another
old and well known family has left
Bismarck.
N r. Boucher, for many years
warden of the state penitentiary. and
before that, practicing attorney
In Mclean and Burleigh counties,
has closed out most of his interests
in the city and has made arrange
ments for the removal Of his family
to California, where they will spend
the winter and look for perman-
emit location. Mrs. Boucher and her
daughter, Mrs. w. @. Matchan, left
the city several days ago and are
visiting with relativts Of the late
DIR. w. q. Matchan. Mr.. Boucher
LEFT on the 500 train yesterday fol
Minneapolis. where he will join them
and then they will so on to California
for the winter.
Mr.. Boucher has settled on no loca-
ton vet. but expects TO spend thf
winter looking over the Caifornid
country and win probably choose
some definite location by the sprini
OF next year.
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new STATE BUILDINGS
Plans on File at the Builders a Trad.
ers Exchange For New Mandan
Hospital.

The plans for a new hospital which
will be erected at Mandan are now
on file at the Builders & Traders ex-
change in this city. This hospital
will be of brick and win be a substan-
tial structure, modern In every re-
spect. Bids will be received up to
1880 p. m, Oct. l. Architects, Alban g.
Fisher, Minneapolis.
There are also plans for a court
house, jail and sheriff's residence for
Foster county. The architects are
Buecher and Orth Minneapolis. Bids
will be received UP to 10 a. m, Oct l.
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10 cents lower: sheep $4,000, prospects
weak
Omaha, Sept. 27.--Hogs. $500; cattle,
1000: sheep, 10000.
Kansas City, Sept 27.-Hogs, 5000;
cattle, 5000; sheep. 10000. b. p. Co.
Livestock Receipts.
South st. Paul, Sept. 27.-Hogs 1900;
1oc lower; sTs5@S.O5; cattle 1900;
steady to loo lower; sheep 1900; 10c
lower.-C. u. Lewis q Co
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ariharv Trial Near End.

columbia, s. q. Sept ~. The prose-
cutton having yesterday concluded the
presentation Of testimony. and the de-
tense Offering none, In the trial Of
yarnes Il. Farnum. indicted Tor bribery
II connection with the state dispen-
sarv scandals. arguments were begun
today. Judge Memminger will prob
aa,lv charge vhe ury late taie after
noUn
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county commissioners.

The board of commissioners OF Clay
county met this morning A number
OF general matters were discussed and
disposed of and disposition was made
of some ditch repairs, etc 1t was ex-
pected that the the adjustment of sal
aries pursuant to a new lawpassed last
winter would be taken. up this even
ing.
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FORMER ILLINOIS MAYOR
CONVICTED OF MURDER

Flora, ILL.,, Sept. 27.-R. M. Addud-
aeIl CORNER mayor Of Flora, was
sentenced to thirty years improsin-
merit today after jury had found him
guilty of murder. Adduddeii killed
cstv Marshal yacht shipley last jan
nary because OF the latter's ACTIVITY
against violators OF the liquor laws.
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ouarantined n Mil citv.

Advertising Manager Burbank Of
The News was summoned to Mime
apolis Friday, where his little son is
lying stricken with infantile paralysis,
and word received here today states
that Mr.. Burbank with the rest of his
family. have been quarantined by the
health officers.
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Choice Of Two Evils.

An Austrian gentleman has invented
a noiseless typewriter, says London
Punch He claims that in room
where fifty or more OF his typewriters
are ait work no sound will be heard
but the conversation of the typists. A
rival machine, however, is on the mar
ket This browns even the voices Of
the operators.
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rraln kilIa Thres Roys.

Cleveland, Sept 27-Robert Joyce. II
wears old; George Potter, IL and Thorn
as Craddock, IL. were killed by a Lake
shore fast mail train at the Detroi'
street overhead bridge today. The
bova were walking on the track anc
atenned out of the way Of westbounc
into the path Of the eastbound train
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ESTATE TO wRonoED GIRLS.
convicted Architect Gives His Vie
tins $4,000 Each.

Los Angeles, Sept. 27.-Milton Hyatt,
a well to do architect, was sentenced
to thirty years years In San Quentin
today. after he had confessed to the
district attorney his relations with his
ward, a girl Of 10, and Louise HUFF
man. who, he said, he had deceived in
believing contract marriage was as
good as legal or religious ceremony
After receiving sentence Hyatt In
PREPARATION, decided his estate over tc
his victims, each Of them receiving
$4,000.
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nIna nn TraIn.

New York, sept. 27.-charles J. Bell
ecrmer governor Of Vermont. died sud
denly today OF chart failure on train
In the Grand Central station as ne
was about to leave Boston. he was
horn In Walden, VT, in 1s45.
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CAR ASKED TO "suLL" GRAIN.
Chairman OF Douna Committee Fears
Price Will Break.

St petersburg, Sept. 27.-Chairman
Karyaixin Of the douma agricultural
committee called upon Premier Stoly-
pin this evening TO urge the govern
nent 70 sustain the price of grain,
which threatened to break heavily in
consequence OF abundant harvests. M
Karayakin asked that the government
make immediate purchase.
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MRS HIoBEE REELECTED.
she Again Heads the State FederatioF
Of Woman'a Clubs.

Of WomeFl's Clubs.
Mrs. Chester G.. Higbee Of st. Paul
was reelected president Of the Min
negota state Federation Of Womena
clubs in convention at Lake City.
Mrs. C. c. Conant of Wells was cleo
ted federation secretary to succeed
Mrs. j. L. Washhurn OF Duluth. The
other officers reelected include Mrs
n. a. Ton1iinson, st. Peter, vice pres.
ldent at large; Mrs. r. f. Kinney, Min.
neapolis. recording secretary; Mrs Q
n Lewis. ST. Paul. corresponding sec.
retarv: Mrs. T. r. Quinby. Minneapolis
auditor: Mrs. III. ~. McKusick Still
woter. historian.
The annual meeting Ia 1910 win p
held at st. Peter.
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woman 70 Be Hanged.

sudbury. ont Sept. 27.-Justice
MCGEE last night passed sentence On
Mrs. Annie Robinson that sne pc
hanged on Nov. "a for the murder OF
the infants OF her two daughters.
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Live stock Receipts.

chicago. sept IT. Estimated hogs
for today. $4,000; left over. 1859. pros
nects slow, generally steady. Light.
IL Rems.45; heavy, $7.70@S.5b; mixed,
Sse9s65: heavy, $7700s.55; rough,
~ 7om7.SO. Cattle $1,000. prospects
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Tha Raat places Gone.

Human Life: One Of the wives q z
Mormon coming downstairs one morn
inr met the physician who was attend
Ing her husband.
Us ne very mr. she asked aaA-
iously. i
.sHe is.s' heplied the physician y
yaar the end il not far or Z
.Do YOU think, she asked, 4 shonlt
10 II his bedside during his last mo.
ments n
Eyes, but advice YOU 20 hurry. ~.
hest places are already being taken
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parrom Called 10 Parlsx.

DR.. ID. G. barrow was called to
Perley Mimi, today. by the illness Of
Harry Richards child.
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watch the ads-and you'A nnd an
onnortunity to buy things you've sim
nIv been wishing you could afford TO
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Worlds Wheat shipments.

American. s,s2s,O0o; Russian. FORA
noo. Danubian. $4,000: India, $4,000;
Argentine, 10000; Australian. $4,000;
Austria Hungary, blank: Chill North
AREA 10000. Total 11,6s2,OOO.
b. r. Co
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Local Markets.

Receipts ct Chicago.
Wheat, 40 cars; same time last year,
55 cars.
Corn. SIT cars; same time last year,
iii cars.
oats. 1s7 cars; same time last year,
253 cars.
Minneapolis Receipts.
Wheat. 65s cars; same time last
year. Ss7 cars.
Duluth Receipts.
wheat, 1911 cars; same time last
year, esq cars.
Winnipeg Receipts.
wheat, 1,427 cars; same time las
year. $40 cars.
Puts and Calls.
Minneapolis December Wheat :
PUTS, s75sc: calls. sSNc.
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.aslgyIH
Duluth Receipts.

Duluth, MINI. Sent. 27.-cars for
yortv- eight hours: No. hard, $40;
No northern, sic; No. ? northern,
941: NO. northern. s6; No. northern,
4 velvet chan, s; mixed, 4; western, !;
aurun. 6ss Total 1910; last week
aSa Flax, 40; last week 1871.
Lewis g. Co.
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HUNGARIAN cARINET REsloNs

Prime Minister keIrs Retains Portfolio
Of Justice Professionally.
vienna, sept. 25-Dr. w. p. Kelre'
the Hungarian prime minister. today
tendered the resignation OF the cabinet
ii the emperor. He is professionally
retaining the portfolio Of justice.
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Addition to PanohOt Family.
ROLL or DEAD $40

A son was born this morning TO Mr.
and Mrs. ID. A.. Panchot.