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Evening journal., 1909-06-02
SUMMER RESORTS.

DELAWARE WATER GAP,PA
THE GLENWOOD. Delaware Water
Gap Pa. Capacity 800. A high class mod.
ern brick house. situated in a wonderful
scenic locality. Steam heat, sun parlor,
new ballroom. orchestra, two tennis
courts, golf, boating, fishing, driving
pool, billiards. shufhe-board and all
p. r. JOHNSON. Prop.
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Wanted.

WdHICUf
A case Of bad roof that James M
Bryan's Pure Iron Oxide Roof PAM
win not benefits
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Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
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H1RDwARE AND cuTrLER.'Yi. TRY A
alac, Liquid Vaneer, Johnson's WAY
House Porch and Window Screen Paint.
u. j. CHAPMAN, Delaware Avenue anu
scott street. ai9-m.w.f.-f
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S. II. RIDGWAY, 80 f. Sth St.
Wholesale and Retail dealer IN MIX.
Cream and Butter.
Manufacturers of Ice Cream and Snow
Flake. Both Phones
lD-r,, NJ
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BAKERY.

Ask your Grocer for MAYER'S BLUE
LABEL BREAD. Insures a square deal
and an honest loaf
KARL MAYER.
East Side Baker. 9Th and Poplar Sts
DIN. ". sly.
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Samples OF wall papers submitted on
short notice. Rooms Papered Tor N13
and upwards. Painters and Paper hans-
ers Contract work a speciality.
TOI4N RITRNS & SON, No. S24 Kirkwood'
street mile. o. dim
TTfGH-GRADE CLOTHING. s. TO 5
II less than Market street prices
]. EDW. REYNOLDS & SON, 100 W. 6th
1i-tf
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Help WANrED-MALE

WANItIl-TlftItAND7 BOY. AFPLY
DRUG STORE. Third and FRANKLIN
streets. m27-tf
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COBER. INDUSTRIOUS MAN WANTS
- position as watchman or collector.
References. Apply 6i7 Church. Jest
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DENTls T.

ID. G. A. Phone 30eO
DR. HOWARD c. WATSON,
DENTIST
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- erlng. George W. Mccaulley and
Son Co, los W. sth 81. fz5-eed-sm
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AVN MOWERS SHARPENED AND
II repaired. Satisfaction guaranteed.
NATIONAL MACHINE CO, 507-o9-1
Orange ST. Both phones. a2-e. {. -in
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WILSON LINE TO PHILA.

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf winning
ton at 730 and 1890 a. M: l5O, $40 . anu
200 p. m. Saturdays Sundays and Mon
day. Nav sist. at $3.50 p m.
Leave Chestnut Street wharf,, Phlia--
delphia, at 7.s0 and 1880 a. m, lSO. 70
and ZOO p. m. Saturdays ana SuhuaSs
at $50 p. m. 49,, r.,
on Saturdays Sundays and Legaii, Hoi-
idays, between Wilmington and Philadel-
round trim SOC. on all other days spe-
cial one-day limited fare. one way l5c;
round trip. 25c.
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MILK, CREAM AND GUTTER

Ford Building
Suite ci5-2i6 Wilmington, Del
d1rl- s-tf
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Chairman Finance Committee
Wilmington. Delaware June 5th. 1909.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Assessed Valuation OF Taxable
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ARcHITEcTs aNp ENGINEERs-

F. l.. RICE, JR.. CO, (Inc.)
Architects and Engineers. SIS Market st.
50 years Of active practice brings 10 our
clients. much useful knowledge In design
and construction. and we warrant our
work correct IN all respects.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31

Is the reign of Uncle Joe" Cannon
to be brought to a close? The recent
attack by ex-chairman Fowler OF the
finance committee on the warrior from
Danville has again precipitated the
speakership question. Many there are
who firmly believe Speaker Cannon
will not succeed himself when congress
reassembles.
Charles Townsend, Michigan repre-
sentative, is very close to President
Taft. The recent appointment on the
commission to draw up new antitrust
laws shows clearly the presidents
confidence in Townsend. He has the
reputation of being one OF the most
capable lawyers in congress.
Representative Townsend is out af-
ter Senator Burrows toga and refuses
to talk speakership at the present
time. He says this will take care of
itself and he is not worrying much
over the matter this summer Last fall
he was urged by many friends TO be-
come candidate against Speaker
Cannon but at that time he refused,
just as President Taft refused to enter
into contest with Speaker Cannon.
What the conditions win be this
winter cannot be predicted but 1t is
quite evident that the president in
tends to go after the speaker and I'm all
probability IL he does Charles Town
send OF Michigan will be his choice to
succeed Uncle joe"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
ACCEPTS INVITATION TO SPEAK
AT ANTI. BUDGET MEETING
IN GLASGOW.

London. Aug S1.-The greatest SEN
sation OF the present budget campaign
was furnished today when Lord Rose
berry accepted an Invitation from the
business men Of Glasgow to speak at
an anti budget meeting to be held In
Glasgow Sept 10.
Lord Rosebery's attitude on this SUBJ
ject has, up to the present time. been
doubtful. Although reports that he
was against the budget were afioat he
refused to confirm them. RI he comes
out strongly against the financial pro-
posals, he will sever himself com-
pletely from his party and be in a po-
sititon Of greater isolation than before.
Lord Rosebery has large following
OF independent voters. and his antag-
onism probably will be d. hard blow to
the budget, which recently has seemed
to be gaining in popularity with the
masses.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
MRS. TEAW GETS
ORDER QUASHED
HARRYs MOTHER, HOWEVER,
MUST FURNISH ATTORNEY
PARTRIDGE WITH BILL
or PARTICULARS.

New York, Aug. s1.-Mrs. Mary
Copleyy Thaw was to have appeared
before United States Commissioner
Shields today for examination in the
suit Of Clifford w. Hartridge to re-
cover $s2.636 which he says is still
due for his legal services and dis
bursements during the trials of her
son. Harry K. Thaw. Her attorney,
however, obtained from the United
States circuit court an order vacating
the notice directing her to appear.
At the same time the court directed
Mrs. Thaw 10 furnish Hartridge with
bill of particulars of her counter
claim Of $46,s15. Mrs. THAI contend
ed that notice. for takin= ,.er deposit
ton was noe served in good faith, but
to annoy her Hartridge alleges that
he paid out large sums ain protecting
Harry Thaw's good name from scan
dal." His bin in the aggregate was
$195,735 and he has been paid $1O3, 100.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31

Engineer Walter ID. White OF Staples
Mimi. with record OF fifty years SER
vice in the employ of the Northern
Pacific. was instantly killed and thirty
people were injured. some OF them
seriously. wheL the Northern Pacific'a
crack train. the North Coast Limited,
No. 2, eastbound, collided head on with
a freight engine and several cars. in
the Detroit Mimi, yards. at 1880 last
evening.
No. 2 was three hourr late at tha
time Of the terrible accident. and was
going at a rate o. Torty miles an hour.
The freight was No. 81, a way freight.
west bound TIE engine of the way
freight was doing some switching and
was coupled to nine gravel cars and q
loaded box car.
The freight engine has just pulled
the cars onto the south main track
the road is double tracked here-and
was pulling down - switch when
the great mogul came swinging around
a curve few feet away. There was
no time to do an--thing to prevent the
accident The two engines fairly
leaped together and crashed into each
other with awful momentum.
Engineer Skates and HIS fireman on
No. 2373, the freight engine, both
jumped for their lives, when they saw
CONTINUED on Page Tan.l
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31

MarhI<head, Mass, Aug. S1.--Wfth
one American victor in the German
American series, six little sender
yachts logged out OF the harbor today
for the second struggle over the placid
waters OF Massachusetts, Bay with
softer air and smoother seas that pre-
vailed at the start of yesterdays con-
test.
These light conditions were disap-
pointing to the foreign yachts-men
who had hoped for strong weather and
who had shown for time yesterday
that their boats were fairly close to
the Americans In what sailors love to
call "a breeze OF wind" for today's
windward and leeward race OF twelve
miles was on the programme.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
TAF1'S VACATION
GROWING SHORT
TWO WEEKS FROM TODAY, THE
PRESIDENT STARTS ON REC
oRD-RREAKING TOUR OF
THE WEST.

Taft's vacation is rapidly drawing to a
close and two weeks from today he will
leave Beverly on what win prove 70
be in many ways a record breaking
presidential tour The presidents first
stop will be in Boston, the evening Of
Sept. IA, when he will be the guest OF
honor at a big banquet given by the
Boston Chamber OF Commerce.
The following morning he will start
on the 10000 mile journey back to
Washington. The way to the national
capital will lead through Seattle, Los
Angeles, the Grand Canyon, the tip
end of southern Texas. the Mississippi
river and In railroad parlance, nearly
"aII other points east and west"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
TAFT APPOINTS
new OFFICERS
HENRY HoYT Is NAMED AS coUN-
sELOR TO THE STATE
DEPARTMENT.

Beverly, Mass, Aug. 31.-President
Taft disposed OF important state de-
partment matters yesterday with Sec
retary Knox and closed an exception
ally busy afternoon with the announce
ment that he mas decided to make
Beverly the summer capital next year.
Among the announcements made
tonight was the selection of Henry
Hoyt, former solicitor general, as
counsellor state department. This is
newly created office and Secretary
Knox expressed himself delighted to-
day that he was able to secure the
services Of Hoyt.
Secretary Knox also took up with
the president, organization of new
far eastern bureau of state department
and announced additional appointment
to that service. Knox announced that
Ransford Stevens Miller, jr., Japanese
secretary and interpreter Of the Amer
ican legation at Toxic would return
to the United States to enter the new
department.
President Taft announced today that
the successor to Ormsby McHarg, as
sistant secretary Of commerce and la
Dor, mas been chosen.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
POSTMEN TAKE
SANITY CITY
CONGRESSMAN coEsEL or OHIO
DELIVERS PRINCIPAL ADJ
DRESS TO LETTER CAR
RlERs TODAY.

st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. S1.---con. m.
p. Goebel, from the second district OF
Ohio. arrived here today to attend the
National Association Of Letter Car
riers. He was met at the station by
large delegation and escorted to the
auditorium where he addressed the
carriers.
In the course Of his remarks he told
them that there were some rules
which govern the postoffice depart
ment which lacked common sense
Goebel said he hoped the day would
come when the carriers would receive
greater remunration for the work they
are doing.
At the morning session OF the con-
vention the report Of the COMMITTEES
in rules and the report Of the audit
ing committee were adopted. The
committee on laws and constitution
took up the work Of drafting a uni
form constitution governing all state
associations when the noon recess was
taken.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
KIDNAPERS ARE
TAKEN TO TOPEKA

Kansas city, Mo. Aug. sI.--Mrs.
James Barclay Of Buffalo, II. Y and
J. n. Gentry, the detective. who are
charged with the kidnapping Of Marian
Bleakley. the Incubator baby" left
for Topeka today in tfs custody Of
Kansas officers to stand trial
Mrs. Barclays departure viii not af-
feet the habeas corpus proceedings
brought to prevent the return OF
Marian to Mrs. j. J. Biakeley. The
hearing will include the introduction
OF testimony bearing upon the birth
OF the child. Mrs. Badclay declares
she will present much evidence to
prove that Mrs. Bleaixley is not the
naruraI mother.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
Lone BANDIT
GETS $1,000
Express on Pennsylvania Road
Held Up IN Mountains
CONDUCTOR is WOUNDED
MASKED MAN STOPS FAST TRAIN
NEAR LEWIsToWN, PA, BY
MEANS OF SIGNAL cAP-LooTs
EXPRESS CAR AND MAKES Es-
cAPE-PossE PuRsuEs HIM.

Lewistown, Pa, Aug. 31.--A bold
robber stopped the westbound express
train on the Pennsylvania railroad at
Narrows, eight miles east of here,
robbed the express car of $1,000 in
gold and escaree into the mountains
Conductor Poffenberger OF Harrisburg
with the robber.
The train was stopped by a signal
cap at one of the most inaccessible
points on the railroad A posse is
pursuing the robber.
The train consisted OF two engines,
three express cars and two sleepers.
A signal cap placed on the track
brought the train to a stop to ascer-
tain the cause. Engineers John Long
and Belzer Beahm, beth of Altoona,
alighting from their cabs were con-
fronted by a masked man with two
revolvers. who ordered hands up"
fired Five Shots.
Conductor I. B. Pofrenberger or Har-
situation started to run for the rear
Of the train. The robber fed FIVE
shots at him. one taking effect in his
right hand He then ordered the ex-
press car opened, threatening to blow
It, up with dynam .te IL not obeyed
The car was opened and at the di-
rection OF the robber, the money bags
were carried to the side of the tracks.
When as much money was stacked up
as one man could carry, the trainmen
were ordered back to their positions
and the train loveC off.
1t is thought about $1,000 was OBJ
tanned. Several OF the bags contained
pennies, which were found this morn
ing near the scene of the holdup. Only
one man was seen by the trainman
Later investigation disclosed six
sticks Of dynamite between the tracks
and point where the cap exploded.
This Is accepted az evidence that it
was tho intention OF the robber to
blow mp. the train
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
SUPPOSED MANIAC,
KILLS2, Then SELF
REDWOOD, MIMI, FARMER BEATS
OUT THE BRAINS OF OWN
DAUGHTER AND HOUSE
KEEPERS CHILD

Redwood Falls, Mimi, Aug. b. Will
lam Tibbitts. farmer wholived near
Delhi in this county, killed two young
girls, one his own daughter. yesterday
Then, after making an unsuccessful
attempt to burn his farmhouse and
cremate their bodies, he hurried to rG-
barn and hanged himself
The victims of the supposed maniac
were his 10-year-old daughter and Ce-
Gle Norton, about Is years of age,
daughter of his housekeeper, Mrs. Rose
Norton More lives might have been
sacrificed but for the fact that Mrs.
Norton, who has been employed by
Tibbitts since the death of his wife
two months ago, was visiting at her
former home at ST. Paul Park, MINI.
With her were the two youngest
daughters of Tibbittts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
Of N. Y. ChiIdren's
Home Perish In Fire
OVERLOOKED BY RESCUERS
ST. MIcHAELs HOME, HOUSING
$50 CHILDREN, DESTROYED LAST
NIGHT AT RockWAY PARK, l..
J., VICTIMS BODIES FOUND BY
FIREMEN IN RUINS.

New York, Aug. s1.-That seven lit
tie children, inmates OF st. Michaels
Home for Children, at Rockaway Park,
L. l., were suffocated in fire which
destroyed a portion of the home last
night, was discovered today by firemen
digging in the ruins.
There were $50 children in the In
stitution which is conducted by the
sisters of st. Joseph of Brooklyn. Most
Of them marched out of the buildings
in good order last night when the fire
alarm was sounded and 1t was sup
posed that all had escaped. Nearly all
of those burned to death were un-
der five years old.
May Be More Dead.
The portion OF the dormitory in
which they slept was directly over the
laundry where the fire originated. How
they were overlooked in the work OF
rescue last night or whether there
were other bodies remaining in the
ruins could not be determined this
morning as most OF the records of the
institution were destroyed.
The fire was sidcovered in the laun-
dry OF the hs' 'ading.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
SHOT STEPSISTER
Who SPURNED HIN

New York, Aug. 31.-The unrequiet-
ted love OF Arthur Winterstein for
his pretty step-sister. Stella Fried
man, the police believe, made him try
to kill the girl and two members Of
her family today. Miss Friedman, who
is onlyy Is years old. was standing in
her mothers candy store when Win
terstein, who is rs years old, entered
and 1t Is charged shot her In the left
breast. He then nred at her mother,
Mrs. Frida Friedman. and her aunt,
Mrs. Ella Richards, but missed both
shots. Wintersuein ,was caught by
the police and locked up. The girl
was taken to a hospital In a critical
condition.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
MADE BOOZE IN PRISON.
Guards Fail to Find DistiIiery and
Are Fired.

Pittsburg, Pa. Aug. S1.-Eignt
guards at the western Pennsylvania
penitentiary have been dismissed, it
is alleged, because they failed to de-
tect prisoners who are said to have
been making whisky in the big prison.
According to one of the discharged
guards, other employees at the peniten-
tiary are implicated.
The whisky was made from prune
juice. yeast and sugar.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
The Dead,

ne DeauI
WALTER d. WHITE. Staples,
Mimi Engineer on No. 2. Bur-
led under cab.
The Seriously Injured.
Mail Clerk F. w. Gaffnsy, St
Paul. Bruised and lacertated
right leg, bruised right shoulder,
lacerated neck.
Mail Clerk L. T. Roberts. st.
Paul, crushed right hand. injured
right shoulder. bruised arm.
H. L. Upton, electrician, 1900
Blair street 81 Paul, riding In
baggage car. broken wrist. bruised
elbow. dislocated left shoulder,
bruised all over.
Mail Clerk Oscar Larson, curt
lacerated back. bruised all over.
left elbow and right leg crushed.
F. T. Brown, q passenger, 20S
Nelson avenue, St Paul, face and
shoulder badly bruised.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
SECOND RACE IN
INTERNATIONAL
AND GERMAN SAILING
BOAT STRUGGLING FOR HON.
oRs AT MARBLEHEAp.
AMERICANS FIRST AGAIN.

Marblehead, Mass, Aug. 31.--
The second race in the series be-
tween the German and American
boats for the Taft and Draper cups
was won by the Ellen, owned and
sailed by Charles p. Curtis, jr.. of
the Boston Yacht club. The Wolf
was second, Joyette third, Hevella,
fourth, and Margarethe fifth. The
Ellen beat the Wolf by eighteen
seconds.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
RED CROSS
TO THE front
National Association Appeals
to American People
FOR AID OF MONTEREY
CENTRAL COMMITTEE HAS Or
DERED $1,000 SENT TO CONSUL.
GENERAL HANNA-FuND NOW
EXHAUSTED - 100000 NEEDED
TO MEET THE EMERGENCY.

Washington, D. c., Aug 81. The
American National Red Cross has is
sued the following appeal to the Amer
ican people for contributions for re-
lief of the Mexican flood sufferers:
"Iil view OF the official advices from
the American diplomatic representa-
tives at. Mexico. that destitution exists
as a result of the food especially at
Monterey, and that assistance from the
United States is badly needed and de-
sired the American Red Cross appeals
to the American public for contribu-
tions for relief of our near neighbors
OF Mexico. Contributions received by
the Red Cross will be promptly for
warded by telegraph. Contributions
may be sent to the National Red Cross,
care Of the war department, Washing
fnp n n
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
STRIKERS VACATE
LAST OF co. HOUSES
ONLY SIX cFFlL DREN ATTENDED D
SCHOOL AT M'KEEs ROCKS
ToDAY-MoRE MEN I'M
PORTED.

Pittsburg, Aug. 31.-The last of the
Pressed Steel car strikers, who still
occupied the company's houses, va
Gated today and only six children were
in attendance at the public schools.
About 100 men were taken into the
plant today. Owing to the rigid pa
troll Of the state troops there was no
demonstration.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
Terrific Head-on Collision on
Mp. atDetroit Last Evening
WOULD DIE TO SAVE BROTHER.
Young Man Says He Welded Knife
Which Killed Man.

Springfield. Ill, Aug. 31.-That Au-
gust Peddlicord is attempting to sac
rifice his own freedom in an effort to
save his brother from a penitentiary
sentence is the opinion Of the Spring
field police.
Young Peddicord has made an al
legged confession in which he says he
welded the razor that came near
ending the life OF Robert McHenry in
street fight last Friday night.
Homer TurIey, an eye witness, de-
clared Harry Peddicord, Gus elder
brother, did the slashine.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
ROOSEVELT PARTY
IN GOOD HEALTH
THE TUsKs or AN ELEPHANT
KILLED BY FORMER PREsi-
DENT WEIGHS so POUNDS
EACH.

Nairobi. British East Africa, Aug. ST..
edmund Heller. one Of the natural
lists connected with the Roosevelt ex-
pedition, has been successful in pre-
serving entire and in good condition
the skin of an elephant recently shot
lby Roosevelt. The trskg Of this animal
weigh eighty pounds each. All the
~aembers Of the party are well.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
STATE FUNERAL FOR EccLEs.
Winnipeg Will Honor Heroic Operator
on The Steamer Chic.

Winnipeg, Aug 1-Arrangements
have been completed for state funer-
al for George A. Eccles. ths wire
less operator. who gave his life to save
the three hundred passengers OF the
steamer Ohio. which sank in the North
Pacific Thursday night
Winnipeg was Eccles home. and a
committee OF citizens is planning to
hare his remains brought here and
buried.
A public subscription has been start
ed to purchase a monument for his
grave
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
GAS EXPLOSION
IS FATAL TO Two
FIRE FOLLOWS EXPLOSION IN
PLANT OF THE MINNEAPo-
LIS AcETYLENE
GAO. CO.

Minneapolis, Aug 31.--Arthur An
derson aged is, an apprentice, was
instantly killed ana Conrad Morten-
son, a mechanic, was fatally hurt by
the explosion of a gas tank in the
plant of the Minneapolis Acetylene
Gas Co, here toeay. The explosion
was doubtless caused by over pres
sure. Twelve explosions followed the
blowing up Of the main tank and the
firemen had to fight the fire from a
distance
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
Avaitors Are Coming.

Indianapolis. Aug. 3l.--Glenn Fl.
Curtiss and Louis BIeriot with bipIane
and monoplane, viii appear at the
aeronautic exposition In this city In
October, according to cablegram re-
ceived here tonight BY the manages
ment Of the Indianapolis motor speed
way.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
EARTHQUAKE IS
FELT AT ROME
DAMAGE CAUSED WAS SLIGHT
AND NO FATALITIES HAVE
BEEN REPORTED.

Rome. Aug. S1.--Rome was visited
by an earthquake this afternoon. The
damage done was slight and no cas-
ualties have been reported.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
100000 Have suffered.

"a telegram from the American
consul general at Monterey states that
thousands are homeless and practical
ly the entire population Of 100000
have suffered from the flood. 1t is
believed that from $4,000 to 100000
will be needed to meet the emergency
"The central committee has directed
that $4,000 be telegraphed to Consul
General Hanna. This sum nearly ex-
hausts the fund kept on hand by the
society for emergencies. Additional
funds are urgently needed for imme-
diate use.p
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
McuMBER LABOR DAY ORATOR
Senator Mocumber will Make Principa
Address at jamestown,

Sen. P. J. McCumber writes w. l..
Hall that he will be here to give an ad-
dress at the Labor day picnic to be
held in Nickeus park. He intends to
make the trip in his auto, weather per-
mitting, and hopes to reach here the
evening Of Sept. S.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
DOQrVFRoM A DANCE.

MUULk, va, Aug. s0.-Wnile :
fin an automobile fmm
TIE Beach. summer resorsA
Tbn Roads a party of three ~
hAeree women were thrown owe
qabankment. the utomol
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-31
Glen UIIin Banker Is
an Alleged DefauIter
State Bank Examiner Knudson Charges President W. +
More Of Closed Institution With Serious Crimes States
Attorney Of Morton County Has the Information
MAY BE ISSUED TODAY
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MOORE IS NOW AT MANDAN.


d, s1states Attorney NJ o
a
9 the q State bank Of Glen UHin;
@ accoun in
. the liabilities
give up
. if found. materially sstng
Q
. amw the
3 matter ca q will be held a q
. . ~~~kS 20 % . . . . . . . . . . 3
w. r Nj of Glen unn, president the Of
which Saturday
Monday night in Fargo route to his Michigan
Uin Following
books
alleging
a will be
ssue under
According Knudson state
Uln
institution
Immediately reOrsanzed
that will to q receiver
the examiner
subject to check
three of the leading stockholders for
rsorsanzns will probably
in a w
opinion knudson, deposos
a result of the banks present trouble.
The bank is charge of Deputy Bank Examiner Fahsy