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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
HAT FACTORY
TURKISH BATHS

EXPERT LADY ATTENDANTS. FACE
massage rnan!curins hair dressing
SanItarlum parlors So West 3rd South,
Bell 1911. Ind. 1918. f3lSs
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BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY AMI
THREE LIVING ROOMS
that Will pay for itself In three months
$500, or will invoice.
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; small family. Best wages; must
cook Ind 2343 MEGA
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BARGAIN-TYPEWRI DESK, FOUR
chairs, Neostyle mimeograph: must sell:
apply Globe hotel. m2S97
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WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
general housework. Mrs, W. i. Earls,
$40 East 1st South. m2113
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M j. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
skilled and uDskilled laborers furnished,
30 East lst South cor. Commercial. Bell
phone 1888. Inc. e23. p43
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20 ROOMS. TRANSIENT LOCATION,
You won't look farther after you see II
furniture. lease and location will suit yo,
for $1,000, terms.
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FOE MISUNDERSTANDING

WELL L-ESTABLISHED HAIRDREoS"
Ing parlor; best location In town: STOCK
at invoice A-Js. Tribune MISC
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nl261i

A. n. HUMPHREYS,
rs West End South ST.
Bell 4133 Ind. 4l3l.
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40 Ia. June 2o.-Thomas
rkTEELs0}so1it o. itorioo a and Lee Terry and
De Of Tent m of plslnfaeld' were
Itea, IN Cedar river today
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MOVING, STORAGE. P aCKING,
SHIPPING
WALL PAPER CLEARING

HOME PAPER CLEANING CO.. wOR
guaranteed. Ind. 1145. Bell 1854. vt0
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COMPETENT GIRL. GOOD WAGES S5
First avenue. m2l51
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CHAMBERMAID WANTED. MIDDLE.
aged woman. NO others need apply. Az
ply Belmont Hotel In2217
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FUNERAL NOTICE
ssoaERAL DIREcToRs

a|bs,. ,.11IL; III; UNDERTAKER AND
IL - ava g. West Tcmple. Phone
v4p3
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$3.50 WILL BUY
furniture of house, close in. on State St,
that nets owner sac per month.
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j, e. BURNS OF THE DENVER HORSE
and Mule commission market arrives In
the city today with 40 head OF high
clnss horses to be sold at reasonable
prices and Invites your inspection OF same.
IL you want TO buy some good horses
cheap. cali 81 w Srd So. k3SOl
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HAIRDREssING COLLEGE.

~~~~~~~~~~-->~-~~-~-c 100000
WANTED. SEVERAL GIRLS TO LEARN
manicuring. massage etc. Girls placed
In positions daily. Salary 10 graduates.
HAIR comblngs bought: hair switches.
wigs toupees, puffs. etc. Bell 2Iss, Ind
2942 Upstairs over Crabbe's. m491
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AP-
PLY MORNINGS ,7:45, AFTERNOONS
At 1916, SUPERINTENDENT'S OF
EICE. TROY LAUNDRY. 431 SO 9Th
EAST ST.
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TO HIRE
RESORTS.
AID WRITING.

BRAINS FOR SALE JACK HELD. sos
Tribune bldg Bell phone s62S. k260S
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16 ROOMS. NEAT. CLEAN AND HOME
LIKE,
nicely furnished, steam heat, lease, re-
fined location; S1100, on very easy terms
to right party.
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GIRL. FOR GENERAL HOUSEwORK.
72 st m2031
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ROOMING HOUSE-11 ROOMS.
5-yenr lease, rent $40. and has
good furniture. come early II you want a
chance at this; only $500, cash or terms.
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have the ability II is our business to
bring II out. We teach you and secure
you opportunity. Preparatory courses II
iyceum work. Sait Lake School Of Act
inG, over Merchants bank. mll25
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CAPITAL OPPORTUNITIES.
BOTH PHONES.
II w. SECOND SOUTH STREET.
TIME TO BUY
is when one wants to sell. II you want
you In possession Of this ono for $500
cash; furnishings the best; rooms arc all
full, the best chance 10 get In q good
house on small capital.
FOR THE SMALL SUM
OF $3.50 cash we can put you In possession
Of a nice little confectionery; two fur
nished living rooms In connection; cheap
wife and husband, where he has other
business.
RESTAURANT;
fine location, near the new r. G.. w, sta
tion In fact, the only one In that neigh
borhood; owner has good reasons for SELL
ing this place for the small uum OF $500
cash down.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
are always In demand; centrally located
ones are never vacant We have just
hSted TINS central place OF ~ rooms,
Where the net income is FiO0 per month
owner will prove this, $500 cash will
handle.
"
3S-ROOMS-38.
Everything in this house IS new and of
the very best; rooms are large and airy
and there are 80 outside rooms, steam
heated. hot and cold water In every
room; cheap rent, long lease. rooms full
all the time. Price $4,000, and will make
liberal terms to reliable party.
|
to / p. m.
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY
.u ., 20 west shd oouth 81.
oeh 4i"o. lno- 4l34-
-, W.
owner has made US a bargain price ow-
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eSvER. June 20.-Following plans
play laid out by the late Thomas
.slsn the third annual Colorado In
Ats fair, 10 be held here September
- VIII be national in character,
IN agriculture. horticulture.
aIng, mining and manufacturing
scneouied from many states. The
'uon VIII be open during the re-
VI spanish war veterans in this
1aa WIN De visited by former Presi
'''seVeit' who will attend the re-
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2:1ei. BY DAURAVEN. GEN
ueman's driver; can be bought right
stables. or 312 Mccormick bldg. Bell 3oos.
tn620
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: NALLA WALLA, Wash, June 90
q nk Barker, ex-soldier from Spokane.
I y hanged today for the murder Of Ira
I, Xinger AT Medical Lake in 1908.
- Iker went to the scaffold laughing and
- lg With his guards, He was con-
n nd Of killing Messenger, an eX-sol-
- following a quarrel
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Must understand cooking.
3 in family, no laundry, good wages. Bell
2166. m2397
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MIDDLE. AGED WOMAN AS CHAM
bermaid at Hercules Hotel, 56 West
3rd South. m2265
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PRIVATE SALE TUESDAY. JUNE 81,
at 957 First ave Bed. refrigerator. gas
range. Home Comfort coal range, chairs.
tables, etc. m2S5S
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-02
Want CATHOLIC
HOSPITAL AT MINOT
MAGIC CITY PHYSICIANS PLEDGE
$4,000 FOR 5ENEDlcTlNE
SISTERS INsTITu.
TUITION.

Minot, N. D.. March 2.--Minot wants
the new Benedictine Sisters Catholic
hospital, and If proper enthusiasm,
combined with material pledge will
do the business the Magic City should
experience no trouble in landing this
most desirable institution.
At meeting held by several of Mi
not's most prominent physicians last
night the proposition of the new hos
pital was gone over and before the
gathering was adjourned $4,000 was
pledged towards the enterprise, just
to snow how the medics felt about 1t.
The pledging. of such a sum i'm so
short time is certainly an excellent
barometer of how the wind blows, and
Is a credit TO the physicians in every
way. The meeting last evening was
but q start, however. for tomorrow
evening a meeting has been called to
take place at the Commercial club
for the purpose of bringing the citi.
zens and business men together for
the purpose of taking further action
i'm the matter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-02
nine THOUSAND
TAKEN IN FINES
DANVILLE, KY, Is WAGING HOT
WAR ON BooTLEeeERs AND
BLIND TIGERS,

Danville, KY, March Recent raids
on blind tigers" in Danville and vicin-
ity have resulted in more than ESQ ar
rests, with convictions in 1855 cases and
fully hundred more cases to be tried.
Fines already assessed for violations
of the liquor laws aggregate $4,000. be-
sides workhouse sentences imposed.
Danville is one of Kentucky's dry
spots, and in the effort to enforce the
laws even the trains are watched. When
persons arrive who are thought TO bear
a resemblance to "bOotleggers' the
strangers are searched before being al
lowed ON the streets. Private TASKS
frequently are confiscated, and in in
stances where the flask has been I'M
usually large, the owners have been
added to the overlooking population OF
the town jail
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-02
LAW WATTS WHILE
negro TAKES NAP
POLICEMAN JA5s HIM WITH HAT
PIN AFTER FoRTY.slx HOURS
OF SLEEP.

Kansas City, Mo-. March @ -. John
Fulcher, the champion long distance
sleeper of the southwestern called be-
cause eight years ago he established
q RECORD of 120 hours awakened last
nignt nom littIa ZAP Of forty .siN
ana ona@haif hours
It's not Fulcher's fault that he did
not come closer to duplicating his rec
ord. An ambitious policeman 3aftef
waiting several hours for the sleeper
to awaken SO that the officer could
serve a warrant charging F'nlcher with
arson, prodded the doing man with q
hat pin. However, to the champions
credit it must be said he did not come
out of his slumber with a start No,
indeed. Three minutes after the off i
Ger stabbed F'ulcher. the sleeper. lazily
crossed his legs and then arose, re I.
marking that some people never were
content to let anyone sleep, y.
1T seems I'll never get a good sleep
again. unused the prisoner after the
warrant was read. -.
The case of. Fulcher mystities ply
sicians. 2 When he recently slept five
days the man took no nourishnient. He
is colored.
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Cleveland 20. March 2 Fully 1000
persons Honetessy other thousands, iiv,-
ing on. the second floor OF their homes,
traffic tnpeded and business demorsltz-
ed III many places Is the situation in
Ohio today as the result of recent
floods. Although the high water has
receded somewhat In many river val
legs. danger in others get remains be !
cause of ice goFges.
The bridge was washed away at De-
fiance Mechanicsburg is still under
water. Boats only can be used i'm the
greater part of Warren. TIE water is
slowly creeping up in the business sec
ton Of Napeolou.
TIVE Towns Inundated.
I, Tae Chyahogs has t1ansstea Clin-
ton, ana w arNii ok. 3Esa6 q y prevails
itt tile southern part of the state and
will add to the hood in the Ohio river
valley
Al GAINESVILLE several hundred fami :
lies have been driven from home and
suffering is acute. Great danger con
itinnes to Turk about the gorged San.
rusE1y river at Fremont.
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ROCKEFELLER, JR.,
QUITS STEEL TRUST
OIL MAGNATE's FAMILY HOLD.
lNCS ARE NOT AS LARGE
As FORMERLY.

New York, March Announcement
was made today that John d. Rookie
teller, jr.. has resigned as q director
of the United States Steel corporation
and is succeeded by Henry Walters of
Baltimore, chairman of the Louisville
& Nashville and Atlantic Coast line
system OF railroads. and q close per-
sonaI friend Of r. r. Morgan
According to common belief the
Rockefeller holdings of United States
steel shares were at one time very
large, SO large, in fact, as to make
them Il factor In the affairs of the
corporation. 1t is denied, however,
that Mr. Rocxefeller's resignation was
due to any friction or difference Of
opinion with the Morgan interest, and
statement issued by Ebert I'll. Gray,
chairman Of the United States steel
directory. explains his retirement AZ
follows:
ssAfr. Rockefeller states that Tie only
reason for his resignation is that the
holding Of stocks In the compan by
lie members of his family il not suffi-
GENTLY large TO justify his giving any
time or attention to the affairs OF the
corporation.
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BIG RECEPTIONS
FOR TEDDY'S PARTY
AMERICANS ARE GIVEN ENTHuS-
lAsTlc WELCOMES EVERY
WHERE STEAMER DALIs
STOPS.

Gondokere, sudal, on the Upper Nile,
March "A native runner from the
province Of Mongolia reached here to-
day with news OF the enthusiastic
reception which Colonel Roosevelt and
his party are receiving at ports ON the
Bar. Ell -Jeblew where the steamer
Dalis il making stops.
AS the steamer drew into Lade, the
Americans Witnessed the pleasant
sight of an immense American tag
dying above the landing. Drawn up
upon the wharf was q guard of honor
composed of ninety native Belgian
soldiers. Major Rennake. Belgian
commandment, gave luncheon to the
Americans. At Mongolia still great
sr reception awaited the visitors.
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Fairbanks u london.

London. March 2-Charles w Fair
banks and Mrs. Fairbanks arrived tss
day for fortnights visit In London.
Many entertainments have been ar
ranged for them
At the special invitation OF King
Edward. Mr.. and Mrs Fairbanks will
attend court at Buckingham palace
March 4 in the official circle Amerf-
can Ambassador Reid viii give a
luncheon i'm their honor and on March
Mr. Fairbanks win be the guest of
honor at big dinner to which many
of the leading men OF England have
accepted invitations.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-02
CHARGE SHERIFF
WITH CONTEMPT
ALLEGED THAT MORTON couN
& TY OFFICIAL DIDN'T SERVE
WARRANTS ON PiGGERS.

Bismarck, N. d., March 1.-The
coroner of Morton county served pa
pers on Sheriff Olson last evening re-
curing him to appear before the court
and answer to the charge of contempt
of court olson was given some
search warrants to serve on places
suspected of being blind pigs and his
failure to serve them resulted i'm the
service had this evening. The hear
ing has been set for March 3.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-02
FLYING FRENCHMAN
IS HARD TO CATCH
FEDERAL MARSHAL rs CHASING
PAULAAM WITH WRIGHT
BROTHERS. lSJUNcTtoN.

Memphis, Tenn. Mar h 2.-LoiIis
Psulham is leading G. r McDavit.
deputy United States marshal of Nee
York. . merry chase McDavit Is On
deavoring TO serve the order obfainec
by the attorneys fer the Wright Broth
ers restraining the French aviator
from continuing his lights in this
country. From New York McDavit
went TO, Phoenix Ariz., where he
missed PaulhaIn by several hours. CO.
ing from there TO Oklahoma City. ths
deputy arrived half hour too late.
Then he came to Memphis but his
search was fruitless and he left for
st. Louis early today TO continue the
quest
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-02
DASTARDLY THREAT
WAS CARRIED OUT
NEBRASKA WOMAN STABBED
FOLLOWING CONVICTION or
BANK RoB5ER SHE TEsTi-
FLED AGAINST.

Norfolk. Neb., March Mrs. E. S.
Stanstield was attacked by q masked
man at her home early today and Sc
verely stabbed.
u told YOU to keep yonT msuth shut.
snsrled her visitor. who. by knocking,
summoned her to the back deer of her
residence, at the same time he plunged
"a dagger into her body and escaped
The wounded woman will recover.
Three weeks ago Mrs. Stansfield gave
testimony which aided In convicting
Harry Joyce or robbing the bank al
Hadar. He was sentenced TO twenty
years Imprisonment. She received
warning that IL she testified she would
be killed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-02
PhiladelphianS Demand THAI
Transit Company Arbitrate
GENERAL STRIKE A MENACE
BUSINESS MEN AND Big EMPLOY
ERs FRIGHTENED BY PROSPECT
OF WALkouT-oRGANlzED LA
RoR PREPARES FOR STRIKE
CITY COUNCIL MAY ACT.

Philadelphia, Pa, March AS time
draws nearer for the general sym
pathetic strike of all organized labor
IN Philadelphia IN support of the troll
ley men, the pressure being brought to
bear on the Philadelphia Rapid Tran
sit Co. to submit to arbitration is be-
coming. stronger. The menace of the
general strike and the consequent
prostration OF practically all lines of
industry has stirred up the business
men and large employers of labor.
The efforts to have the company ac-
cept arbitration in some form were
renewed today with vigor. The ultima
tum issued by the Rapid Transit direc-
tors that 'The company has not chang
ed, and will not in any manner change
it's attitude with respect to arbitration
already outlined in its reply to the
ministers association" has not dis
heartened those who are working for
peace.
City Council May Act.
Both branches of the city council
viii meet tomorrow afternoon, and
some action by the political organiza-
len in power is not unexpected.
While efforts to bring about peace
are being. made, organized labor is go
Ing ahead with arrangements to carry
Sat the general strike order of the
@ntraI Labor union There are some
Unions however. that because of trade
agreements, are not enthusiastic i'm the
calling of sympathetic strike In
dications are that the general strike
order will not be unanimously obeyed.
Each day the Rapid Transit Co. has
more cars in service than in the prev
ious twenty four hours period. The
public. too, Is patronizing cars in in
creasing numbers.
Violence for the present, al least, has
practically disappeared, but it re-
mains heavily policed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-02
Quiet REIGNS
over BETHLEHEM
STATE POLICE WITHDRAW FROM
STREET Anu MANY STEEL
WORKERS RETURN.

Southern Bethleh M. Pa, March a.
Confidence lin the ability OF the author
tiles to maintain order and protect the
men. brought an increased number ol
workers to the Bethlehem steel works
today. There was an entire absence
of strikers near the plant.
The state police have been with
drawn from tire streets and stationed
within the steel works and In front 81
the company's main Office The saer-
iff's deputies, however. are stiIl pa
trolling the own.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-02
y. o. Convict Choir Concert.

Bismarck, ". D., 'Isrch 2-T,4e
members of the choir, inmates of the
state penitentiary, gave their annual
vaudeville and musical concert at the
assembly room of the penitentiary last
evening to. well filled house. Inmates
and visitors alike enjoyed a pro
gramme of rare merit and one that
would have done credit to regularly
organized conce-.t company.
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Chicago. ILL.,, NJ" This is truly
an age Of young nel Ii has been
conceded during the Las ecadc, that
men Of thirty and under we're just the
ones to assume the responsibilities and
honors formerly given to men of sixty.
What win the next generation bring
forth?
Only a few weeks ago in Harvard q
lad astonished the world by his dis
cussions of mathematics. Now Chicago
has discovered a boy not yet seven
years old who is an expert biologist.
This tot is the son of Dr. F'enton B.
Turck Ever since he was old enough
to observe he has been on the lookout
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for ''iFlc phenomena He conducts
his apartments from Slide made
by imself and explains these in scien-
tilic terms beyond the grasp of men
not familiar with scientific words.
His nursery is filled with al! sorts cf
living things from both the animal and
vegetable kingdoms. Recently he car
ried home with him specimens of
water from Lincoln park and Jackson
park for comparison. He has made
many slides in the course of his ex-
periments and these his father and
mother prize highly. It is thought he
will be able to take his Doctors de-
gree long before he is fourteen years
old.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-02
jewels VALUED AT
SI5,OOgNOLEN
DARING ROBBERY IN THE MA.
TIoNAL CAPITAL MYsTIFIES
THE POLICE.

Washington, D. c.. March 2.-Jewels
valued at $4,000 were stolen last night
from the nome 81 Mrs. RebeccE Horns.
BY In fashionable portion Of the city.
The robbery, well planned and executed
with n daring when the house was full
of servants, has mystified the police
Mrs. Hornsby is the daughter Of the
late Jeremiah Black of Pennsylvania
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-02
turn DOWN JEFF
DAVIS REQUEST

Washington, March 2,-seratof lelf
Davis OF Arkansas today was denied
the privilege Of striking from the
record the statement in his testimony
before the house committee on public
lands i'm advocacy of the Arkansas
"sunk lands" bill. that he would re-
ceive large legal fee if the bill were
passed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-02
BOLD HOLD-UP IN
HEART OF CHICAGO
EXPRESS WAGON DRIVER RE
LlEvED or $35 NEAR UNION
STATION TODAY.

Chicago, March 2.r-In true western
style, two armed bandits held UP II. A.
Racine, driver of an Adams Express
co. wagon, only a short distance from
the Union station today The ma
urauders are believed to have been
under the impression that the vehicle
was the money wagon and to have
planned to make big haul. However,
the wagon was empty and all they Sc
cured was s95 belonging to the driver.
The robbers escaped.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-02
SONG BIRD OPERATED ON.
Mime. Frances Aida Goes Under Knife
for Appendicitis.

for appendicitis was performed today
nuon Nine Frances Aida, the New
Zealand soprano and member of the
Metropolitan Opera Co. Nine Aida
sang in Othello at the Brooklyn aca-
denny last night and was taken III
during the performance, but was able
to finish her part
Nine. Alda's condition is said TO be
critical
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-02
FRANCE REPLIES
TO KNOX scheme
INTERNATIONAL COURT OF ARRI-
TRIAL JUSTICE ACCEPTED
WITH STRING ATTACHED.

Paris. March 2.-Thes French gov
eminent has replied to Secretary
Knex's proposal to the powers look
ing to the establishment of perman-
ent international court of arbitral JUS
tice, accepting the proposition in prin-
ciple but making certain suggestions
which the French government believes
will bring all the other powers into
accord.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-02
DR.. WHEELER A CANDIDATE.
Grsnd Forks Physician Announces His
Candidacy for Mayor.

Gran Forks. N. D.. March DIR. M.
Fl. Wheeler last night announced him
self candidate for the office OF mayor
in the coming spring election. DR..
Wheeler is the first avowed candidate
for the mayorality.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-02
JOHN DIS WEALTH
TO help MANKIND

Washington. March 1.-The Rookie
Teller foundation is Incorporated In a
bin introduced in the senate today. II
Is understood that the purpose is. 10
provide aamethod for John ID. Rookie
Teller to disposesof his enormous wealth
i'm a manner beneficial TO mankind.