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WANTED

TWO EXPERIENCED dining room girls
wanted at once. Address the Randall
Morrsv'lle, Vt. Hloit. VIZ
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
Three KILLED
in AUTO RACE
MORE LIVES SACRIFICED IN the
MAD sPEED CARNIVAL At
INDIANAPOLIS.

Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 23s--Three
more lives were sacrificed Saturday in
the mad speed carnival which has in
augurated the Indianapolis motor
speedway. One mechantcian and two
spectators paid the penalty of their
lives to satisfy the craving for speed.
The fatal accident came when a Ma
tional car. driven by Charles Merz, in
the 800 mile race, lost a tire and
crashed through the fence into
group Of spectators, spreading death
and destruction in the wake of It's
wild plunge. The dead are:
CLAuD KELLuM, of Indianapolis.
mechanician III the National car,
ORA JOLLIEFFE. Trafalga. Ind.
AN UNIDENTIFIED MAN.
Besides three deaths, two serious in
juries resulted during tine day. Henry
Tapking, OF Indianapolis, was seriously
injured I'm the fatal wreck, as he had
a compound fracture OF his right arm
and a broken nose and several scalp
wounds. Bruce Keen. driver OF Mar
mon car in the same race. crashed into
a post shortly after the National wreck
and was badly cut about the neck and
head.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
Will PATROL
THE HIGH SEAS
EUROPEAN POWERS ASK THE
UNITED STATES TO JOIN IN
THE MOVEMENT.

Washington, Aug. 23.-The American
government viii shortly be asked to
join high sea programme by the lead
ing powers Of Europe, according to con.
fidential information obtained here
This programme has for its object the
bringing together of number Of ships
from each nation to form an interna-
tional feet, whose purpose. so far not
fully defined, aims at the general pro-
lection OF maritime interests and for
all such other duties warships are as
signed to. Their base is to be the Med
iterranean.
The programme is under the auspices
of Great Britain, France, Germany,
Italy, Austria and Russia.
While details Of this programme are
lacking, IT is understood that the in
ternational fleet will be six first-class
battleships, about fifteen cruisers
twelve torpedo boat destroyers and
thirty six torpedo boats.
1t is possible that similar fleet will
be established in the Pacific ocean al
some later date, IL the plans of this
programme are carried out an antici-
pated. 1t is believed that the matter
will be taken up in October.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
Attempt Made to Loot the Safe
at Wild West
ROBBERS ARE SCARED away
FOLLOWING TWO ExPLosloNsss
WHICH SHATTERED OUTER
AND INNER DOORS OF SAFE AT
WHITE BEAR LAKE, CRACKS
MEN FLED-TWo ARRESTED.

ST. Paul, Aug. 2S-Burglars made a
partly successful attempt early this
morning to blow open and rob the safe
In the pavalion at Wild West, on the
east shore of White Bear lake, re-
sort, operated by the Twin City Street
Railway Co. They overpowered, tied
and gagged two night watchmen, and
fastened them to fence in an out
of the way place. They then broke
into the office OF FL. M. Barnett lessee
of the pavilion, and exploded two
charges of explosive shattering the
outer and inner doors of the safe.
Left Money Behind Them.
An attempt was made to drill a
hole in the money compartment door
but the robbers evidently became
alarmed and abandoned the job. The
receipts OF money at the resort from
Sundays business are said to have
been large. but the robbers got none of
IL.
An alarm was given as soon as the
robbers had fled and Sheriff Olstrom
and a posse in a short time overlook
two men walking the track toward
st. Paul. Their stories do not agree
and the sheriff believes four men were
concerned in the affair.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
THOUSANDS See
FLIGHTS AT RHEIMS
IDEAL WEATHER CONDITIONS
FAVOR SECOND DAN or
AVIATION WEEK ON
FRENCH PLAIN.

Rheims, Aug. 2s,-BEne skies and
glorious sunshine with only trace
OF wind, made ideal conditions for tfia.
the second day OF AVIATION week at
Rheims, and people in tflAs city awoks
to the improved prospects OF sport
with keen relish.
Attracted by the sensational per-
formances Of yesterday, when no less
than six asroplanes were seen at the
same time over the plain or BeGheny,
thousands Of spectators came down on
early trains from Paris. When the
diriglble balloon Colonel Rsnard ap-
peared over the field at 10 O'Clock.
having come from Meaux, trtbunss and
fences lining the field were already
black with people.
The Renard, which is the FIRST OF the
dirigible balloons to arrive. carried
out a series Of impressive evolutions
above the plain.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
WELLMAN FAILS
IN POLAR VOYAGE
AMERICAN AND HIS PARTY HAVE
THEIR AERIAL CRAFT TORN
TO SHREDS.
CONTINUED on Page seven.l

Camp william. Spitzbergen, Aug. Is
via Hammerfest, Aug. 2S-W Walter Well
mans second attempt to sail over the
North Pole in q balloon has resulted
In a failure. The giant dirigible bal
loon, America" In which Mr.. Well
man and his party of three set out
upon their perilous flight today met
with a mishap after it had proceeded
about thirty-two miles from the start
ing point. Mr.. Wellman and his party
succeeded in making landing with
out injury to any member, and re-
turned to this point on board the
steamer Fran, which also towed in the
disabled balloon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
TWO TOWNS
DEVASTATED
Family Of Five Perish IN
Bush Fires
STEAMER SAVES HUNDREDS
FLAMES ARE SWEEPING WIDE
PATH IN FORESTS AND MAX
ING GREAT HEADWAY IN
SOUTHERN kooTENAY-oNLY
HOPE is IN RAIN.
BULLETIN.

Winnipeg, Aug. 23. - The steady
downpoursof rain IN the kOotenay and
Fernie districts is cnecking the forest
fires, but the fires are still raging
around Hosmer, Michel, Fernie. Coal
Creek, Morrisey, JafTray, Moyie and
creston.
The managers of the lumber COM
panies are expendins large sums en-
pIoyins men to fight the flames. The
wind is very strong today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
.LADD THERE With
MODEL FOOD LAW
N. o. COMMISSIONER STARTS
SOME THING AT DENVER CON-
VENTION--WtLsoN oP-
POSES HIM.

Denver, Aug 2S-Secretary of Ag-
ricuIture Jas. Wilson, DR. H. w. Wiley,
chief chemist Of the department of ag-
ricultural and food experts from almost
every state in the union were here to-
day for the opening tomorrow Of the
national convention of pure food and
dairy commissioners.
The old fight over bensodate is TO
be overshadowed by the question OF
federal regulation OF food laws
Preliminary committee meetings oc-
cupied the time today of the delegates.
The committee on the Model Food
law attracted the most attention and
Chairman Ladd, who will urge favor
able recommendation OF the Model
Food law, In place of the federal law
adopted by many states, sat with his
committee. Manufacturers, state COM
missioners and others interested have
been invited to submit ideas.
Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson
said today that he was merely an in
terested spectator and did not expect
to speak, but would defend his de-
partment If necessary. This means
that the secretary viii strongly op-
pose favorable action on the so-called
Lall model food law.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
{. H. HARTMAN
HAS A CANCER
OMAHA STORY GIVES THE RAIL.
ROAD MAN ONLY THREE
MONTHS TO LIVE.

Omaha, Aug. 2S--E. Fl. Hartman.
the railroad magnate. has cancer OF
the stomach and is given only three
months longer to live. according to a
story In the Omaha World Herald to-
day This information. the newspaper
says, comes from those closest to Mr..
Hartman and it's authenticity is un-
questioned. Before Hartman started
for Europe he had already been In
fomed that he was a victim OF the dis
ease and his trip -vas for the purpose
Of consulting eminent European pfyai-
clans. These physicians agreed with
the American doctors.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
GOLD Filling IS
5000 YEARS old
UNIQUE PIECE OF DENTAL WORK
Is EXHIBITED AT INTERNA-
TIoNAL DENTAL CON.
GRESs.

Berlin, Aug. 23.--A piece of dental
work three thousand years old was
exhibited at the International Dental
congress which opened in this city to-
day. The object, human jaw, taken
from an etruscan tomb, has calf's
tooth held in place by gold filings. The
workmanship is excellent and SEEM
ingly as fresh as though done yester-
day. The exhibit is the property of
DR.. Guerini of Naples.
Emperor Williams exhibit includes
Roman forcaps and other dental tools
of the second century.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
TWO EM1EE7s or AUTO
PARTY KILLED AND
NONE ESCAPE INJURY

New Brunswick, ~. XII Aug. 2s.---
Two members OF prominent Chicago
family met death In an automobile ac-
cident near here yesterday afternoon.
George 4. Mclean Jry whose parents
were returning TO New York after
having made arrangements for his
entering Princeton university, was al
most instantly killed. Ills father,
George "A. Mclean. department man
ager for Marshall Field a Co, Chi
caGo. was 80 seriously injured that he
aucaumDed In : hospital here last
@x@ew
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
new NO. | NORTHERN
DROPS 25 CENTS
Per BUSHEL
ONE OF THE GREATEST ONE DAY
DECLINES ON RECORD ON
MINNEAPOLIS MARKET.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. %. -
Cash wheat broke 25 cents a bushel
today, one Of the greatest one-day
declines on record.
New northern sold week ago to
$1.45. Saturdays price was s1.35.
Today it sold early at $1.25, but
when 1t was foppd that there were
445 cars of wheat received of which
los contained old wheat, 100 new
crop winter and 1870 new crop
spring wheat, the market broke
wide open.
Old crop No. 1 northern went
down 20 cents, selling at s1.O5,
compared with $1.25 Saturday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
KILLS FORESTRY
BILL FOR JOKE
ALABAMA HOUSE TAKES RADi-
CAL ACTION ~iN SPIRIT or
LEWTY."

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 2S.Tha
house, in spirit Of ievity, last night
killed the forestry protective bill. re-
garded as one Of the most important
on the calendar. Its death came large
ly through opposition from South Ala
bama, where. with virgin forests Of
pine, the people want to be unham-
pered In cutting them down.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
GOVT TO MAKE
MORE SEIZURES
MANUFACTURERS OF BLEAcHED
FLOUR WANT TEST CASE DE-
cIDED FIRsT-REouEsT
DENIED.

Washington, Aug. 23.-Requests of
the manufacturers OF bleached flour
that no further seizures Of bleached
bleached -four be made until the test
case should have been decided were re-
fused today following conference be-
tween Wade Ellis, acting attorney gem
eraI, and DR.. III. f. Dunlop, of the pure
food board of the Agricultural Depart
ment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
ROOSEVELT KILLS
A BULL ELEPHANT
FORMER PRESIDENT Is NOW
HUNTING WITHOUT ANY
COMPANION IN AFRl-
CAN JuNGLEs.

Haibori, Aug. 23.-Col Theodore
Roosevelt who Is now hunting in Ken
yah, one OF the seven administrative
provinces Of the British East African
protectotate. killed good bull ele-
phant on Saturday. The animal skin
is being taken care Of by Edmund
Heller. zoologist OF the Roosevelt ex-
petition, and E. j. Cunningham, Bril-
tish noturalist. Colonel Roosevelt is
hunting without any companion to-
wards Myoru Kermit Roosevelt and
Leslie a. Tarlton Of Hairobi are hunt
ing along the Gwano Myrio. the princi-
pal stream in Kenyab.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
GIVES LIFE FOR
WIFE and CHILD
PENNSYLVANIA CRUSHED TC
DEATH WHEN SWITCH EN-
CINE STRIKES TROLLEY
CAH.

Pittsburg, Aug. 2s.-Trying to save
his wife and year-old child, w. c.
Caesbar OF Coraopolis, Pa, was
crushed to death late yesterday when
a switching engine of the Carnegie
Steel Co. at Neville Island, over
turned a trolley car laden with Sum
day pleasure seekers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
Fowler Of New Jersey 0rga-
nizing for Big Battle
WILL Be VAR TO DEATH
FOWLER SAYS SPEAKER CANNON
CUT RIGHT AND LEFT ON COM.
MlTTEE APPoINTMENTs-cAR-
TER or OKLAHOMA, ONLY IN
DIAN IN CONGRESS, KNITTED.

Washington, Aug. 2s.-That all is
not quiet in the Cannon household, and
that the sixty second congress may see
a new speaker, is evidenced by the
renewed attacks upon the sage OF
Danville The latest of these is from
New Jersey. Ordinarily one does not
look to this state for radical outbreaks
OF this kind unless they are of dem
ocratic origin. But quite different
case is here presented.
In short Rep. Charles HI. Fowler
millionaire banker of Elizabeth, N. J.,
Is the man who proposes to lead in the
fight on Uncle Joe from now on. Fow-
Continued on Page Nine.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
KILLED BY TRAIN
At GRAND FORKS

Grand Forks NJ. ID. Aug. 23---A. H.
Cunningham, carpenter. was killed
here yesterday ct noon by being run
over BY an n ri train. Cunningham
was pioneer In this section. He was
intoxicated when the accident occurred
He was stumbling along beside the
track and pitched headlong directly
IN front Of the moving train. He re-
fused to 80 home with friends FEW
minutes before 8.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
AGED coMMAND DER or
SALVATION ARMY HAS
EYE OPERATED UPON

London. Aug 2s.Csen. William
Booth commander in -claie6 OF the sal
vation Army. was operated upon to-
day for septic poisoning OF the eye Al
quantity Of pus was removed. but the
doctors are not vet able 10 say
whether or not the generals sight viii
be saved The patient bore The opera
ton N =
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
AERO PARK FOR u. S.

Washington, Aug. 23.-The act
ing secretary of war has author
ized the quartermaster general of
the army to lease for six months
the 100 acres Of land In College
Park, Md, to be used by the gov
ernment for experimental purposes
and for giving instruction to Of
ficers of the signal corps in the use
and management of the Wright
aeroplane, recently purchased from
the Wright brothers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
DESTROYED

Nelson, B. c., Aug. 2S.-Brush fires
that consumed Roseberry Saturday
night today destroyed Hatton. Five
deaths are reported near Salmo and
a score Of towns are in peril. Hundreds
of settlers along the shores of Lake
Kootenay have been rescued by the
steamer Slocum. which last night car
ried to safety the people Of Rose
berry.
The sky is illuminated in all direc-
ttons from the fires which have been
frsor+iv,,aa ~, pa oo eSavay, \
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
FIFTY DEATHS
FROM CHOLERA
OCCURRED IN ONE WEEK IN THE
PHILIPPINES, AccOR DING TO
GOVERNMENTS FIGURES.

washington, Aug 2S.-F'ifty deaths
out OF total OF seventy six cases OF
cholera occurred In the Philippine Is
lands for the week ended June 2e. ac-
cording to informal tion Just received by
Surgeon General Wynaan OF the public
health and marine hospital service.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
COMET DUE IN 1910.

Chicago, Aug. %. Halley's
comet, visible from the earth ev-
cry seventy six years, will appear
in April or May of 1910 This fact
was included in technical report
on the study of comets made by
a committee Of the Astronomical
and Astrophysical society OF Amer
lea today in the Yerkes observa-
tory at williams Bay, Wis. The
final session Of the organization
adjourned at noon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
IMMORAL TRAFFIC
IN INDIAN School
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR is
PROBING THE SENSATIONAL
CHARGES AT THE HAS
KELL INSTITUTE.

Washington, Aug. 2s.--Acting Sec
retary Pierce of the department OF the
interior, Is having an investigation
made into the charges that immoral
traffic is being carried on with the
Indian girls at the Haskell institute.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
Thaw,s Literary Effort.

New York, Aug. 2S.-The first liter
airy effort of Harry Thaw, again con-
fined In Matteawan, appears in to-
days New York World 1t is 5000
word copyriglpter descriptive article.
entitled The Gross Glockner, and re-
lates q mountain climbing experience
in the Swiss Alps. on the mountain
known as the Gross Gloclner. or clock
tower.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
RULES FOR CHINA'S
FIRST ASSEMBLY
ARE BEING DRAFTED AND ALSO
PLANS FOR IMPERIAL AS
sEMBLY HALL.

Peking, Aug. 2s-The throne has Civ.
en- orders that it be supplied with es-
Inmates for the construction of an i'm
perial assembly nall. to occupy the
site of the ancient hall of examinations.
The rules to govern the first national
assembly of China also are being
drafted.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
CARDINAL LAuDs WEST.
Baltimore Prelate Speaks GIowingIy
Of His Recent Trip,

Baltimore, Aug. 23.--That the west
holds out great prospects for the veal
Of the nation. is the belief OF Cardinal
Gibbons. who speaks enthusiastically
OF the trip from which he has just re-
turned. His eminence said today:
4The west is nation OF progress
In itself, and the advancement In busi-
ness and culture, seems to be rapid
indeed. The trip In the Yellowstone
region II majecttc and many whom
have not seen IL can appreciate what
wonders their own country holds
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
GRIEF KILLS AGED MAN.
Father Of Mrs. Mora clen,inaon, sup
posed vlcsIna Of Murder, il pead.

Chicago. Aug. Word was received
today that John Morgan. father oi
Mrs. Nora Cleminson. whose husband
Is held on the charge OF numbering her
had died at South Haven. Mich, OF d
broken heart. Today Morgan's body
was brought here for interment.
DIR. Haldane CIemfnson, Morgan's
son-in law, II awaiting trial here after
the mysterious death or his wife
whom, tha police daelaxa. CIerninaon
poisoned
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
YOUTH TO FACE
TRIAL ON CUADRUPLE
MURDER CHARGE.

Aberdeen, $. ID, Aug. 2S.-Wnat
promises TO be one OF the most
notable murder trials that has
ever taken place in South Dakota
Ii slated to begin before Judge
McNulty here Tuesday, when
Emil Victor, youth scarcely out
OF his teens. will be arTaigned In
court to stand triaI for the alleged
mruder OF four persons. The quad
rupIe crime, which Victor is said
to have confessed, was committed
On the night Of July 2 last. The
victims were John w. Christie,
hts wife. his daughter, Mildred.
and Michael Ronayne. 4 farm hand.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
Scores Also Injured, Many
Fatally at McKees Rocks
PROPERTY DAMAGE HEAVY
FOLLOWING ONE or THE MOST
DESPERATE BATTLES ExPER-
FENCED IN PlTTsBuRe IN
YEARS, QUIET REIeNED TODAY
FOLLOWING NIGHT OF TERROR.

Pittsburg, Aug. 2s.-FoIlowing one OF
the most fatal and desperate strike
riots experienced in Pittsburg In over
a score of years, quiet but tense sit
uation prevailed at o'clock this
morning at McKees Rocks, the scene
last night of the terrorizing conflict
between state, county and special po-
lico and the employees Of the Pressed
Steel Car Co
Although the riot was twelve hours
old, an accurate list of the casualties
was still unobtainable. Unoflcially,
however, six were known TO have been
shot to death and two others believed
EnnnAin..oa a d. Nrinn =
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
new RECORD MADE
BY AN AMERICAN
cURTlss FLIES 1-5 MILES IN 8
MINUTES s s-5 SECONDS AT
RHEIMS.

Rheims. Aug. 2S. Glenn H. Curtiss,
the American aviator, made record
here today. He covered one lap. a.
distance OF s LIS miles. in 5 minutes
3 s-5 seconds. This Ii the Official
time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
Dies From ApopIexv

Chicago. Aug. 2S.-Frank HI. rib
belts, assistant general freight agent
of the Chicago Great Western rail-
road. died here today Of apoplexy. He
was SIS years old.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
BEAT Up THE
STRIKERS
Troops at McKeeS Rocks Club
Rioters Numerically
OEM0LISH AN ENTIRE FLAT
MEMBERS OF MOB SOUGHT REF
ueE IN HOME, BUT WERE DIS
COVERED AND DRAGGED FROM
HIDING PLACES AND STRUCK
WITH HICKORY CLUBS.

Pittsburg. Aug. 2S. - Mrs. Michael
Nestor Of McKees Rocks reported to
Lieutenant Smith Of the state constab-
ulary today that last night, during the
rioting fifteen members of the mob here
forcibly entered her apartments while
she YVES on another floor visiting with
friends and that the men had crawled
under beds, into closets, and hidden
behind the furniture. A squad Of state
troopers pursuing fleeing rioters. enter
ed the apartment and locked the doors
behind them.
Furniture Torn Apart.
Mrs. Hestor said the troopers then
dragged the men from their hiding
places and one by one beat them un-
mercifully with three foot hickory
clubs. In the melee beds were torn
apart and ripped up, mirrors were
smashed and furnishings Of the entire
fiat more or less demolished
Mrs. Nestor has been married but
two months and her home represented
the savings of herself and husband.
The woman was informed that the only
recourse was 20 sue the county of Al
legheny for damage.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
KILLED BY LIGHT WIRE.
Minneapolis Man Meets Instant Death
in Superior.

Duluth, Aug. 23.-Carrol E. Conant
of Minneapolis, lineman in the en-
ploy of telephone company at
Superior, was electrocuted today by
coming in contact with some Of the
high voltage wires OF the electric
light company. He was 2S years old
and leaves widow and two children
In Minneapolis.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
AssAsstN's AIM WAS GOOD.
He Hit Intended Victims Reflection
in a Looking Glass.

in a Looking Glass.
Norfolk. Va, Aug. 2S.-An unsuc-
cessful attempt was made last night
to assassinate s. d. Poyner, post
master at MayoclS. N. c., by an un-
known person who fired through a
bedroom window. Fortunately for
Poyner It was the reflection of his
head in a mirror across the room at
which the would be assassin aimed.
A load OF buckshot shattered the mir
ror.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
BALLOON In SEA,
| AVIAIORS RESCUED

Paris. Aug 23.--The Bayard- Clement
dirigible balloon. after making a flight
here today fell into the Seine. The
aviators on board were saved.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23

San Francisco. Aug. 23.--Gen. j. T.
Smith, governor general of the Philip
pines, and his wife are on visit to
this country. He has given 1t out that
he wishes to remain. Before he left
for the Philippines as an officer in the
First California volunteers the present
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23

governor general OF the islands was a
successful lawyer in San Francisco,
and since his return General Smith has
indicated that he would not be averse
to accepting an appointment to posi-
ton on the United States supreme
bench
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23
THE WE ATMER

Showers tonight Or Tuesday. prob
ably cooler Tuesday Barometer us. .9s.
Maximum temperature Isl Minimum
temperature s2. Precipitation 40
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-23

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