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-. AnceIex MarI.ef.

Los ANGELES. Feb 25.-Merced sweet pots-
toes have arrived in the local market and are
10 good demand. Butter eggs and cheese are
drrn 81 yesterday prices.
Receipts ~ produce were Eggs. 800 cases.
h7rrer. -. SO pounds. cheese. : 763 pounds: 20
fatoes- S70 sacks; onions none; beans. none;
sweet potatoes ~ sacks. apples. none
Rurter-Creamery extras. zoe. creamery nrsts.
6Jc: eastern creamery extras. sc; cooking but
Ter. nc
Eggs-Ertra selects 21c- local ranch esndled.
fTsts. 25c- count. pc: storage packed eX-
rras. pc storage packed seconds. DC.
Cbeese-N Northern fresh PIC; eastern singles.
I80 20e- eastern twins. 20c: eastern cheddsrs.
2Od 21e: eastern lonshoTn. PIC: eastern daisy.
PIC. Swiss imported. SOC. Swiss domestic DE
Beans fper cflf-No- ] pink. s.. 25l 80 NO.
lima. S4.40M 40. Lady Washington. s.. so;
small white s.. .s0N5-50; blsckeye. s4.75: Gar
rsnzss. s. 80. ienrils. 81.
Potatoes tper cfi)-SsIfnss 81 ESQ I. %: High
lsDds 81 I56 -, Lompoc. 81. $50 1-75s Watson
vile S1-50d l-65; oregon. Si.5oGI.So: sweet
rorsfoek. yellow s. So white. S2d % red. 81:
oregon early rose. s.; white rose, 81, Merced
sueets s. 5od2 T5
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Eastern livestock

KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Feb 25.-Csttle- Receipts.
Z 5Hn. market steady Native steers 50 75d
10. COWS ard heifers. S3.25ds.s0: stockers ana
feeders. SsGe.I5: bulls s.. 400 3 80: calves. $50
?. western steers. $3.50 -; western COWS.
s. 5oH "a
Hogs-Receints 5000. marker steady Bulk
- sales. 50 20N9s5: heavy. S9.35 80; packers
snd butchers S9-25 S.45- Light, s9@9.35; pigs.
IS 20 s.
sbeep-Receipts. 10.ooo: market steady. Nut
tons. S6d7.25 lsmbs SSd9.2j- fed western
-ethers sud vesrlines. S.. 80 q s.Jo; fed western
ewes IS.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH -0MAHA. Feb. .-Cartie-R Receipts.
500 market steady Native steers. 81 - q :. %:
COWS aud heifers. S375G6- Gamers 81 . a.. 70;
storkers and feeders. S3G6; calves. S30S.50;
hulls. srsgs. ETC.. S4n5-5o-
Hogs-Receipts. 8. 600 market opened higher.
closing casieF. Heavy. S9-30N9. 20: mixed. So -
$3.50. light. 81. l0G9-25; bulk. 50 Is a930.
SheeD-Receipts. :. 500: market steady. Year
lings. S70 $50, wethers S650d7-T5. ewes Sc -
GT.25: lambs. S6.25N9.2j.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Thursday. February 81
Bark ST. Katherine. Page, 81 days from Hilo;
10 900 railroad ties 10 Santa Fe.
Friday February ~
T. s stmr Truxtun. from San Pedro:
up river.
Sfmr Aberdeen. Ravens, y hours from Eu-
reks: $4,000 feet lumber TO Pacific lumber com
stmr Coos Bay. Bowen. "a hours from San
Pedro: merchandise 10 Pacific Coast steamship
COMPANY
stmr watson, Wood 15 hours from Seattle:
passengers ard merchandise to Alaska Pacific
steamship company.
stDlr Whittier, seaman % hours from Port
san Luis. 1920 barrels oil 10 Union oil COM
Dany: np river direct.
Stmr Maverick. McKellars days from Seattle
ballast to Standard oil company; up river direct.
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Rostou Wool Marked
.-The commereial BnIletln

BOSTON. Feb. 25.-The Commercial Bulletin
will say Of the wool market tomorrow;
Dealers are still waiting for activity in the
goods market 70 warrant substantial movement
in wool. Good Cue clothing territory IS moving
~ 60 n zoe. hut poorer lots chtainable st
CSC. California and Texas woods are meeting
with a little more inquiry and sale. sample
woods selling at 42@ 46c. 4 line OF 10000
pounds Of Buenos Aires Lincoln was sold at 35c.
Merinos quiet but firm The shipments OF
wool from Boston February p, inclusive.
we're So 22T 923 pounds. against 50 olo 400 POUNDS
for the same time last year me receipts 10
February -. inclusive. were 43. .437. .6S5 pounds.
lasf rpar
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Hutton's wire says:
The movement of cotton values was on 2
lower scale with II times duliUess The market
esriT wss active and lower a result Of the
1esrr tenders on March contracts. These tenders
widcped rbe market about points between
lhe tVo months a1d for time there active
selling of March hy operators who did not
rake the tender It is plain that there
~ suoun- - cotton almost equal 70 the morning
tenders taken up and shipped 10 Liverpool.
which viii relieve the congestion there and on
flle Other hand beln the local situation.
The Liverpool congestion has been the result
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sSnove on ground. IS inches.
Tho following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures reported from eastern stations for
the previous day: Chicago. 1914; New York
26I6; Omaha, missing.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure has risen rapidly over the Pacific
slope Clearing conditions reported in Cali
fornis and Oregon. small depression overlies
Arizona and will probably move rapidly east
ward. The following high winds are reported .
Point Reyes As miles northeast: Tonopsh -
northwest: Los Angeles, "a northeast; lnde-
pendence. 80 north.
The temperature is about normal in California.
but will fall Saturday
The relative humidity ST Red Bluff was 81
and 81 Fresno - per cent.
Forecast for the 20 hours ending at midnight
Saturday. February 26:
San Francisco and yicinity-Fair Saturday !,
moderate north winds
Northern Californs-Fsir. cooler Saturday !;
brisk north winds diminishing.
southern Caiifornls-Fair. colder Saturday :
brisk 10 high north winds; light frost in the
morning IL wind lulls.
A. G. MeADIE. District Forecaster.
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO. Feb. 25.-observations taken
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Of the heavy calling Of eeiton in that market
by the spinners. This calling short time ago
was placed high 115.o00 bales
An early estimate places the number OF no
tices circulating this morning at not less than
10000 bales, probably more
Z Spot closed quiet, points higher; middhng
uplands. Is. 45c; do gulf. il. zoe: no sales
cnTrnN rI-TI-RES
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u. (. Branch Hydrographfc Office

A branch OF the United States hydrographic
office. located in the Merchants E1change is
maintained in San Francisco for the benehf OF
mariners, without regard 70 nationality and free
of expense. Nayieators are cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept ct
nsnd for comparison and reference. and the
latest Information can always be obtained re
gzrding lights. dangers 70 navigation and mat
tiers Of interest TO ocean commerce.
]. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant. u. s. n. In charge.
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Memoranda

Per Br bark Lord TempletoWn-Sail from
Sydney Dec 3; had fne weather to north end OF
New Zealand: had variable winds TO egua tor /;
crossed Jan l6 longitude 159 west; Feb 6. lati-
tude 81 40 north. longitude 157 10 west. carried
away foretop gallant yard in NV Sdusll: have
been within 1900 miles OF San Francisco Tor 10
days. with variable winds and squally weather
Per schr Roy Somer-Feb ~. on Columbia
San Pedro.
Per Ger stmr Hermonthis-Had strong and
SW gales first three days
LONDON. Feb 25-Br stmr Cyclops. before re-
ported. has been examined: estimated viii take
two weeks to make necessary repairs
LONDON. Feb 25-Schr PolaTis. which arrived
at Port Pirie Feb % from Tacoma experienced
heavy weather voyage lost and jettisoned
portion of deckoad. also ore seaman washed
overheard and drowned
LONDON. Feb 25-Br ship Blackbraes. from
San Francisco Oct for London went ashore AZ
Dungeness, but 1oated; damage. If any not re-
ported.
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LOCAL FERRY raAlSs-via Oakland pi.r.

To Oakland. Berkeley. Bergman. East Oakland and
FruityaIs-Da1y-From 600 m. ard every twenty
minutes until 200 pm. inclusive; then J. o. $50.
600 go, 100. ll.O0 and u.4O pm. l2-20 and
LOam
To Sather and Msross VIA Seventh St-Daay-From
SOC m. and every twenty minutes until 200 pm.
inclusive then H. 40 pm.
To stonshurst- -DaIy-6co. 200. 500. 200 an. 90,
400 400. 500. D. 40 pm.
To Oakland FFu ST.. FruifVale Alameda wa Hcrls'hos
--Daiy-Frou 16o0. go an. and evcrv twenty
minutes until $50 an. inclusive: then 9C0 9SO.
1000. 1910. 11c0 1l20 an. y n. 12.2o 100. %
200 90, 800. 800. $40 pm. and every tFenty
minutes until pm inclusive; 40 SO 200. p 20.
1910. 100 and II. 40 pm. l220 and 10 sn.
Additional trsm TO oakland First St. ?. IS an.
To Wesf Berkeley sly-Fror SEQ an. and every
treHty minutes Until S20sm inclusive. then 200 am
and every hour untJ 400 pm. inclusive. then 420
and every twenty minutes unt1 90 pm. inclusive.
then 40 see 900 9 40, 100, 1lO0, lao pm. and
f2Wam.
70 csrsin-Dsdy-Fron 500 an Snd s-erv 20 minutes
Until $50 s.m then 900 1000 an 12OO m IRO
200. AGO. 400, 40, 40. 400, 40. 540 and 6OOp.m.
Union transfer Co authorized TO check BaEgsgs
direct from residence
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Army Transports

The Crook sailed Februsry ie for Manila
The Warren is at Manila
The Logan is Ii port.
The Buford is IN port.
The Sheridan sailed February ~ from Homo
lulu for Manila.
The sherman Is in port.
The Thomas sailed February - from Nssssaki
for this port.
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Compagnie Generate Transaflantione

DIRECT line TO HAN NRE-PAKIS.
SaiIngs every Thursday. instead OF Saturday
at 10 a. M from pier ~, North river. foot Of
Morton street.
First class to Havre. $I7.50 and upward. sec
opd class 10 Havre $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY for UNITED STATES and CANADA.
1e State street, New York j. F, FUGAzI,
Manager Pacific Coast, $50 Montgomery street.
ticket agents.
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Change Of Master.
rbieInann;

Steamer Emms-0ld master, 4. J. IbieImann.
new master William Metcslf
Enrolled: Schooner Lyman u. Foster-Naster.
o. O. KiIlmsr: schooner Expansion Master. c.
8 Jacobsen: schooner Cecilia Sudden-Msster.
Gust 5ustafson: schooner kokomis-Master. Jens
JenseR.
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R0TTERDAM-Sailed FEB 21-Br ship poIba-
darn Castle for San Francisco
<GUAYAQUIL- Sailed Feb 24-Ger stmr ANA
sis. for San Francisco
PANAMA-saIled Feb "a. noon-Bs stmr Trim
euor. for Port San Luis.
-MAZATI4AN-Sailed Feb 24-Stmr San Jose.
for San Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW 10Rk-Arrived Feb z5-Stmr Ameriks.
from Naples.
Arrived Feb 25-stmr Msuretanis, from Liver
pool.
Arrived Feb 25-Stmr~ Virginia from Genoa.
AADEIRA-Arriyed Feb 24-Stmr Cedric.
from New York for Naples.
AZoREs-sailed Feb 2J-Stmr Caronia. from
New York for Naples.
NAPLES Arrived Feb 25-stmr Argentina.
from New York.
LIvERPOoIs-saiied FEB 25-stmr Empress OF
Britain. for St John.
IokoHAaIA-sailed Feb 25-stmr Nlonteagle.
for Vancouver.
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,sn more or less defective 7ls@s1se. fsu
.as.2s, ealoe for southern and i2@15c for
Hops-Caiifornia- Isa25c for crop Of 1909:
Noresons, 1S925c per No.
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Chiraro Dairr Produce

CUIC AGO. Feh. 25.-Butter steady: cream
-~. 1GN3uc; dsirics. 2Id2s.. Eggs easv az
marx. rsses included. 1922. receipts. $50
fr~ts- Zst. prime frs;s %. Cheese. steady: dsi-
sizes. lb;s f17c- twins. 15ts GI6&4c- Young
Americas. I6ia g167sc- ioBEborus. I6ts a 16s4 C.
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COTTON FUTURES
!, Ioui. Wool marked

dunn grades combing and clothing. 24d2sc'
light fine 22G2Tc heavy fine, 12@2ic; tub
washed. 25d37c.
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SAVANNAH. Feb. 25.-mrpentine-Firm at
J9isc. Sales. 6: receipts, ST. shipments, 205;
stock 10 80.
Rosin-Firm. Sales. 475: receipts. 527; ship
meuts. $50: stock. l24, ,s33. Quote: B, 81 70;
D. 81 40: T. S4.45: r. 81 60d 4.62Ia: g. -. 63L2
G4.67; II. S457I5 I. 81. 50; VI. IS. 50; y, Sc s.;
VIC. 81. =. WV. s..
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Canadian Pacific
Less Than Four Days at Sea

Weekly sailing between Montreal.
Quebec and Liverpool
Two days ON the beautiful st Law
renee River and the shortest ocean
route to Europe.
Nothing better on the Atlantic than
our Empresses. Wireless on all steam
ers.
First class 500. second s51.25. one
class cabin $47-50.
Ask any ticket agent, or write for
sailings, rates and booklet. (1o)
e. E. PENN. G. A., Palace Hotel, San
Francisco
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Bar silver in London

LONDON Feb. 25.-Bar silver declined s-led
n 23 7-16d per ounce today. The fan in the
price due 10 the proposed increase in the
Indisn import duty.
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Hellig olav =. Mar. slnited States. Mar. 81
Oscar III Mar. 11iHelliG Olav.- April II
To- z. Tietgen Mar. a4ioscar II ....-. April IS
All steamers equipped with wireless
First cabin, SO upward; second cabin $50.
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NEW YORK TO PACIFIC COAST PORTS
AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. saiIings from New
York every six days. making direct connection
With Pacific steamers sailing fren sslna Cruz,
Mexico. every six days for San francisco
PACIFIC COAST PORTS To NEW YORK
Also to Mexican and all principal European ports
under through rate and through bills of Iading
Sailngs from San Francisco every II DAYS
LOCAL SERVICE FROM SAN FRANCISCO
TO HAWAIIAN ISLAND PORTS, direct every
IS days and via Puget Sound every II days
For rates and further particulars apply to
DEARBORN & LAPHAM. General Agents g
Bridge st. New York: WILLIAMS, DIMOND &
CO., General Agents Pacific Coast.
SO Sansome ST.. San Francisco
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

f. $. strstton. Receiver.
Lv. S. F. daily-4s:0oa, '4:30p. Ar. s f.
.Srleta. fTunitas Glen; stage for San Gre
goria and Peseadero-
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DRIED FRrTS

Tvsporstcd apples Quiet; spot fancy, 10isa
lie: choice. aa19 isc; prime, Ga n Tl4c; common
-n fsfr 6G6Asc-
T'r1nes Firm: California up 10 So-fos. - a
9is c- Oregons. 6n9c.
spricots-Ftru- choice 11L d11Ssc. extra
caoics. l1is l2is G: fancy. 12G13i4c.
PeacheS--Firm. choice. 6sf q SC: extra choice.
a. : iac- fancy. IS. = -.
Bsisins-Sresdy. loose muscatel. Sizd5&.c.
oaoioe o. fanCv seeded 5d6ssc; seedless, 3is a
$50. London layers. sLl5q -
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NaraI store.-rurpentine and DO,

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 25.-Hops in London PA
cihc coast steady at 20 12s TO fG los.
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BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
Vallejo, Napa, St. Helena


sT. HELENA-NAPA VALLEY ROUTE
Monticello s. 5. Co. and Napa Valley Electric
f. L. Co Close connections
s-RoUND TRIPS DAILY-s
Rosts leave San Francisco 100. .e:4s a. m.
80 noon S.l5. 500. $50 ,. N.
san Francisco landing and Office Clay street
wharf, north end ferry building. Market street
ferry. Meals Ia carte. Phones kearny 40S or
C4f6s-
LANDS navy yard direct.
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+RisinS. Failing.
Snow on ground at summit at a. IN. today,
76 inches.
RIVER FORECAST
The Sacramento river will rise light and
saurday There viii be little change in the San
JOAQUIN and tributaries. y. Il. TAYLOR
Local Forecaster
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Additional Marine News ON Page 2a
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~ work produce

NEW YORK. Feb. Hops-Sready-
Hides-Easy; Central America p &c
Pctrclenm-Sfeady-
Nocl-Stcady.
Sugsr-RsW 6rm. muscovado 50 test. 3 Sc:
Centrifugal 20 test 36c. molssses sugar, SO
teSr 3.6Ic. Refined steady.
Cofee-Un Unchanged; sales, 22000 bags. Clos
ing bids February and March. Csc; April
$3.50. May 1c: June. 7.05c; July and August
1-IOc. September. October November. December
and January. 7-o5c. spot quiet; No. : RIO. sSsc;
No. 4 SANTOS, 9is G9lc. Mid quiet; COrdoTa,
e4zM12lac.
Buuter-Firm; western factory. 2eG2sc.
Cheese-Firm and unchanged
Unsettled and loHer; western hrsts.
-, q 2sc; seconds 25GStac: refriEerstors,
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MA Schedule Effective
fH1 November Is, 1909
NeNV UNION FERRY DEPOT
san Franchises
Leave VIA SAUSALITO Arrive


7:4Oa iPetaluma Santa Rosa. Hea fds-
burg. Cloverdale. Ukiah. Willis.
Sherwood. Sebastopol. sGuerne-
vile. mt. Rio. sDuncan Mills Zip
ss20sl sPt- Reyes. MI Rio, sCazadero. $50
.20a ~-Sonoms se(slen Ellen -..-.... - .s.sp
To:O0a iPetaluma santa Rosa, ClOverdale = .;.7.s
IL .oOa lPetalanla. Santa Rosa .-.-..f f7D
3.O0pl Petaluma, Santa Rosa. HealdsburS
ClOverfale. Ukiah. Guerneviiie.
Mt. Rio. Duncan Mills. Sebas-
tOpoI ....-.-,---. Io.s7a
"A :OOplPt Reyes Occidental ..........f
I Top lSonoma Glen Ellen .-..-..---s..i aha
5;2epl lPetaluma. Santa Rosa ....-----. S.s7s
ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA SAUSALITO
Sausalito. Mill Valley, San Rafasl-Daily
every 40 minutes from 700 a m until 9.00 a
m: then hourly until 400 p. a. then eyery a.
minutes until $40 D. N. then 500 and lOe9
D. N and 12.O1 a.
Fairfax-Leave San Francisco "a 90 .. 20. =. 20
800 1900. 11:00 a. m.- t12-e0 noon. tl.oC
Zoo 400. 40. 5-20 and SEQ D. M
San Quentin via San Rafael-Leave 900 a. m.
and 200 p m
Tburon and Belveders-s7.o0. s7.4o 1915
A. m. ts12-00 noon. except saturday,. '13-1ii.
S4-Oo 500 7:15 D. m Sundays $500 81
IO.1J a. m, 1880. $500. $500. 7.l5 ?. m-.
S12-01 a m
SUNDAY arrive 7s37 D. m. s.Sunday arrive
6.5. p. N Except sunday. 4Sundsy only
saturday only. SVia SausalitO.
Pacific Transfer Company agents are author
ized TO check baggage direct from residence
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Union transfer CO. authorized 70 check Baggsgs
direct from residence
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Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO. Feb. 25.-obserrations taken
m
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08
GIVES TALK ON CHINA
Darwin Presnitz Selected Exception
ally interesting Topic at High
School Today.

The great question OF Open Door to
China was the subject OF an grafton
by Darwin Pregnitz at the hlgh school
this morning. China is nov demand
ing a constitution, and * c0rding to
Mr.. Pregnitz, Investigations were be-
gun in 1908 which will result in CIV
ing China 9. constitution in 1917 He
told of the strength of China's army
and navy, of the size OF her imports
and exports, and OF the reforms go
Ing on in that far-off country, such
as the suppression of opium growing
and its consumption.
BY the naturalization Of the Man
cnurian railways" said Mr.. Pregnitz,
I'VE come to the means of procuring
the open door to China" Mr.. Preg-
nitz then gave in substance the Amer
lean proposal, which in short is that
England, Germany, France and the
United States stand together for
equality in commercial opportunity.
Another part of the American pro-
posal is to give China the ownership
Of all railways In Manchuria, and
thus secure for China all political
rights and normal development of
Manchuria.
Summing up his Grafton, Mr.. Preg-
Mtg used these words: by adopting
the American proposal 1t would en-
able China to take it's proper place
in the affairs of the world"
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TOPAVE OR NOT TO PAVE
Question 10 a PuzzIer for peopls
Along First AvenSe North---WiM
Sewer SettIs7

The property owners on First ave-
nue. between Roberts street and Fifth
avenue are In somewhat Of a GUAM
dairy as to whether 1t is best to pave
the street at the present time or wait
until next year. Some tl1ink that the
earth should be permitted to settle
for at least a year after the big
trunk sewer mas been constructed,
some contractors are OF the opinion
that there is not the slightest danger
Of the street settling If the work is
done during the coming summer.
Most of the property owners have al
ready signed UP for the paving, but
as stated above. there has been no
decision as vet as to when the work
should be done. Some of the cross
streets on the south side are badly
in need of new paving and there lis
evidently an intent to do some OF the
work this summer. as City Engineer
Crabbe has been doing some survey
ing in that section of the city during
the last few days.
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them to another home entirely. He
claims 60 have learned that his wife
and her affinity were about to leave
on an evening train. Several times she
demanded possession of the children
but each time in vain. Twice she start
ed Off for the river. declaring that she
was going to end her life. but her
plans were frustrated
Recalling Of the numerous suicides
she had read of by the carbolic acid
route she FASTENED to drug store and
purchased a four ounce bottle of the
acid. Before she had opened the vial
the police had been notified and the
woman was taken in custody.
This morning her husband appeared
at the police station and asked permits
sion to take his wife uptown for break
fast. There WIS no criminal charge
against her and his request was grant
ed. Amy fight for possession Of the
children will have to be made in the
district court.
Body of Infant Found.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon
worlxmen laying q floor In the base
ment of the Eighth street south flats
of the Northwestern Improvement Co.
made the gruesome discovery of the
body of an infant baby girl. One
man was moving some sacks Of ce-
ment from under seclr ded staircase,
when the bundle wrapped in a news
paper was found
That 1t was deposited there the
night before, is certain, for according
to the workmen, the sacks OF cement
were not under the stairway in ques-
ton until the day previous.
The body was taken in charge by
Deputy Sheriff Max Richards and re-
moved to the Gard undertaking rooms
by order of Coroner A w. Skelsey.
An examination showed the infant
to have been not over day or so old.
Scars on its head might indicate that
1t had been murdered after birth. The
police and sheriff are working on the
case, endeavoring to locate the parties
responsible for the horrible crime.
An inquest will be held this evening
at o'clock at the undertaking parlors.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08
fine new CHURCH
FOR JAMESTOWN
ST. JAMES CATHOLIC coNeREGA-
TON WILL CONSTRUCT $4,000
BUILDING THIS SUMMER -
PLANS HAVE BEEN PREPARED
BY A FARGO ARCHITECT.

ST. James Roman Catholic congrega-
ton of Jamestown is about to let the
contract for the erection of what will
be the finest place of worship in that
growing city. The church will be
from plans prepared by Hancock Bros,
Of this city and will cost when COM
pleted the sum Of $4,000, not counting
the furnishings.
IL will be of brick and cut stone. and
the finished basement win be of gran
lite boulders, the super structure Of
brick and stone. There win be two
towers. The contract will be let April
%. The plans have been sent to James
town, but win be returned here and
placed on exhibition at the builders
and traders room for the benefit OF
contractors.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08
CLASS TO HAVE CHARGE
Services at First Baptist Church Next
Sunday to Be Out of the
Ordinary.

Next Sunday evening DR.. Tilden's
Bible class of the First Baptist Sunday
school will have charge OF the evening
service of that church. Short addresses
will be delivered by three of the mem
bers OF the class: Miss Topping, Mr.
Wickersham and Mr.. Franklin, and
there will be other special features.
Interesting facts concerning the
hymns that will be sung something of
the author and the cause Of the hymn
being written-will be given, following
the rendition of each hymn that will
be used In the service. The music will
be given by the whole class, which is
large one, assisted by the choir. A
cordial invitation Is extended to the
public to be present.