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Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
TO MAINTAIN U. S. ARMY
AT MINIMUM STRENGTH

WASHINGTON Sept. 6.-At a con-
ference today between President Taft
and Gen. Wood, chief of staff, it was
decided to maintain the army at its
authorized minimum strength of $1,000
men, including all arms and depart
ments.
Prior to the Taft administration it
was maintained at that figure, but
from various causes it was reduced to
it's present strength of $1,000. The ap-
probriations for the current fiscal year
are based on that strength, and it has
been felt the efficiency of the service
was impaired thereby.
The reduction was achieved by ex-
pirations of enlistments and discharges
and the discontinuance practically of
all recruitments.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
THE REPRooF

1t was in the midst of the football
season and the students of Prof.
Blanks class, well aware that their
lesson had been neglected, were pre-
pared for reproof, but not for just the
way in which it came
At the end of the hour he slammed
down his book on the desk and ex-
claimed
"Well, that's the worst recitation I
ever listened to! Why, I've actually
done -tenths of it myself!"-
Youths Companion.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
PUBLISH LIST
OF CAMPAIGN EXPENSES

TUCSON, Ariz., Sept. 6.-Following
the closing declaration of Theodore
Roosevelt for publicity of campaign
expenses before election, Pima counuty
Republicans published a complete list
of contributors and the total amount
subscribed to the campaign fund for
election of delegates to the constitu-
tional convention.
IT is the first time in history that
anv political organization Of Arizona
has given publicity to campaign con-
tributions prior to election.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
RECORD CROWD AT STATE
FAIR EXPOSITION DAY
Aviator Charles K. Hamilton
Makes Unsuccessful
Flight in BipIane

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 6.-Panama-
Pacific Exposition day at the state fair
grounds witnessed the record attend
ance of nearly $1,000 people.
Aviator Charles K. Hamilton tonight
made a preliminary flight and reached
an altitude of nearly 100 feet. He
had covered about mile when his
engine began to miss and the descent
was made in safety. No further at
tempt was made to fly and the biplane
was hauled back for repairs to the
engine.
The afternoon program consisted of
wild west contests between Wyoming
and California cowboys, with the for
mer winning most of the prizes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
FISHING BOAT ARRIVES IN
PORT WITH $4,000 COD

ANACORTES. Wash, Sept. 6-After
fourteen days trip from Bering
sea, the Fanny Dutard of the Mathe-
son Goldfish fleet, the first fishing boat
to run from the north, arrived with
1888 900 Goldfish aboard.
Capt. Norman N. Matheson reports
that on June 10 the vessel and sur
rounding sea were covered with four
inches of ashes and lava blown out
from the burning crater of Mount Shi-
shaldin. The sails of the Fanny Dutard
are almost black, and fine black
slaty substance still clings to them.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
TESTIFY RUEF'S HEALTH
WOULD BE ENDAN GERED

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6-Several
doctors testified today in Judge Law
lor's department of the criminal court
that the health of Abraham Ruef
would be in danger should the former
political boss be returned to jail while
his appeal against a fourteen-year SEN
tence for bribery is pending.
Judge Lawlor, who had ordered Ruef
to appear in court to show cause why
his $3OO,0OO bond should not be can
celed, announced that the law was not
clear in his own mind, and that he
would allow further continuance, as
requested by the attorney for the de-
fendant.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
PULLMAN TURNED DOWN;
SALT LAKE GRANTED CUT

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 6.-The state
board of equalization today turned
down the application of the Pullman
company for a reduction of assess
ment. 1t Is understood that the appli-
cation of the Pullman company for a
rehearing was merely technical mat
ter to Indicate to the courts in the
suit which the state has instituted for
the collection of taxes from the car
people, that every means to obtain
reduction has been exhausted before
payment of taxes was refused.
The assessment of the San Pedro &
Salt Lake railroad was reduced from
$16,827 to $12,500 per mile because of
washout of more than 100 miles in
Nevada.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
SANTA FE BRIDGE OVER
SAN JOAQUIN BURNING

FRESNO, Sept 6.-The Santa Fe
bridge over the San Joaquin river is
burning and all traffic from Merced to
Fresno is being sent over the South
ern Pacific tracks.
The fire started on the approach to
the bridge on the Fresno side. A train
carrying men and apparatus for fight
ing the fire was sent from Fresno to-,
night. The Santa Fe has been at work
on a concrete bridge to replace the
wooden structure. 1t is supposed the
fire was started by sparks from an
engine.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
AMERICANS WITHDRAW
FROM DAVIS CONTEST
BECAUSE OF NO TEAM

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. e.-0wing to
inability TO get together a representa-
tive tennis team, the United States
has Withdrawn it's challenge for the
Davis cup this year. This infOrma-
tlon was received here today by A. Hos
lsins, secretary Of the United States
National Lawn Tennis association from
Dwight S. Davis, president of the as
aocfaflou
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
BALTIMORE POLICE GRAFT
IN COCAINE, SAYS GOVERNOR

BALTIMORE, Sept 6.-Governor
Crothers, who is making a personal in
vestigation of the Baltimore police de-
partment, created a sensation at to-
days hearing when he declared that
he would prove graft" in connection
with the sale of cocaine, running in
one case to $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
PROVIDE FLOATING
HOSPITAL FOR BABIES

PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept. 6-Women's
charitable activities in Pittsburg have
come to light in the announcement to-
day that a floating hospital is to be
provided for sick babies, and the fact
that the Intervention of the women has
lust resulted in the transfer of juvenile
prisoners from jail to more commodlous
quarters in another building.
The steamer Sunshine, with accom-
modations for twenty-six babies and
their mothers, will ply the Ohio the
breezy fall days through a donation by
women's clubs, and nurses and milk
will be provided by the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
no PROBE IN wall Street

OF certain legislators with Wall street
brokerage houses will be tine first
phase of the legislative inquiry into
corrupt practices to be developed when
the committee meets here tomorrow. 1t
had originally been intended to first
make an inquiry into the Conger-Allds
matter, but the absence of several inn
portant witnesses prevented.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
WATCH HUSBANDS
DROWN IN ST. LAWRENCE

oGDENsBURG, N. Y. Sept. g.
Within a few feet of their husbands,
but powerless to assist them, Mrs. w.
c. Branders and Mrs. j. J. Letoile Of
Montreal saw them sink in the water
of the st. Lawrence river today when
a motorboat in which they were riding
from Brockville to Ogdensburg over
turned. John Clendenning, an engin-
eer of Brockville, in charge of the
boat, rescued the two women.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
ESTRADA RELEASES PRISONERS

MANAGUA, Sept. 6.-Juan Estrada,
provisional president, has issued a
statement in which he announces po-
litical prisoners throughout the repub-
lie have been released. says freedom of
the press will be restored, and invites
foreign, especially American. invest
ments
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
PHILADELPHIA swELTERs

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-Philadel-
phia sweltered today from the hottest
September day in twelve years, and as
a consequence a number OF prostra-
tions have occurred. The government
thermometer at 1 o'clock this after
noon registered 80 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
70 ARGUE FOR HIGHER RATES

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Representa-
tives Of eastern railroads will appear
tomorrow before the interstate COM
merce commission to argue for higher
freight rates. The first day will be
taken up with tables to show the need
Of higher rates.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
LANGFORD BESTS JOE
JEANETTE IN FIFTEEN
FOUGHT ROUNDS

BOSTON, Sept. e.--After IS rounds
of grueIIIng nghtins Sam Langford to-
night defeated Joe Jeanette. Of New
York. another negro. at the Armory
club. The decision OF the referee was
popular.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
PROTECTION

1--WE declare our answering adher-
ence to the Republican doctrine of pro-
lection, without which the American
standard of living cannot be main
tanned. We hold that the true measure
of protection is the difference in the
cost of production and distribution at
home and abroad. Less than this is
unjust to the American laborer and
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07

The Sunday Morning league will
meet at the headquarters of the Great
Eastern Transfer company Thursday
night. The City league will meet at
Spalding's the same evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07

Gust Mast has been signed to play
the outfield by Manager Bacon OF the
Whittier team Mast is one Of the
hardest hitters in the semi-pro ranks.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07

Carl Sawyer is requested to call up
Red Perkins, as matters of importance
await him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07

"The California Republican state
convention hereby declares the con-
tinued allegiance of the Republicans
of California to the Republican party
and to the progressive Republican pol
icies enunciated by President Roose-
welt and reaffirmed and already in part
enacted into law Under the adminis-
tration Of President Taft We COM
mend President Taft in his efforts and
announced intention further to carry
out these policies, and look to our SEN
ators and representatives in congress
to cooperate with him to that end
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
RAILROAD COMMISSION

"Such additional legislation or con-
stitutional amendments as may be
necessary to make the state railroad
commission fully effective, including
provisions for physical valuation of
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07

Billy Feeler is we'll pleased with the
outlook of the Ell Monte bunch and
believes he will shortly have team
that can compete with any in the Sun
day baseball ranks.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07

Oxnard wants a game with any fast
team In Southern California for next
Sunday. Call F3595 or Main $685..
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07

There was a great game at Alhambra
Labor day which looked like a family
deal. The contesting members were
the five Dear brothers, John being the
captain of one side and his brother
Gilbert of the opposing nine. Brother
Gilbert made brother John take the
count, the score being 10 to 2.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07

= The Monrovia Athletic club will try
conclusions with the, Quaker city team
at Los Nietos next Sunday. The last
club to take the count before the Whit
tier team was the Los Angeles Grays,
who were handed the short end Of a 5
TO 4 score
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Zelbftmpro.

Der 80 Sabre o!.e Inbrstp ). Cd
Ter. 9orarbeit.r i'm Dienite Der qb6az
toir gompanp. idOB iid asitsru 4bno
7.20 llbr in i.iner Wpbnung, Ro.
3201 goIerain 4peUue, nit einem SO
aoliber RepolDsr in ielbItm0ro.rift der
Qbiiht cine aug.l in Die rsdte
ShIafe. poIiSiit 2lnoerion. ipsI6er
in oemlerkn Qugsnblid on Dem 0aui.
porbeiiam. elite in Die Wobnuns uno
entrib oem Q,bsnsmiiotn bic WafT..
er requirirte pdtroIpaseu Ro. 10
unb gdl.r tpuros itIeunisit mad BEN
iidotii6en SoipitaI sebra6t. 'Gr mar
bel ieiner ginIi,isrung hei po[Ism Be-
ipubtiein. obal.id oi: Wunoe bon bsm
Gmpfangsar3t als duBerft gefdbrIih
bes.ihnet purDs. Gdl.r tpsig.rte iih,
iibsr bi. gepeaarunoe Der 8,r3peifs
lunsstbat nGbere 4ustunft su seben.
Rahborn b.bduptsn. bab Der llms
itano, baB 5rau GtI.r idOn felt ldn.
ssrer 3eit idtpertrdnt i'm Soipital
gum 0uten Sdmariter barnieoerlieet,
oem Wdnne ods 2sben perlstoet babe.
9ds ghepaar bat prei stinoer. Gr
iiarb i'm 2aufe bss qbenbs.
Wamie petpap, % Sabre aft, BON
nafbpiue. 5enR.. psIhe ibrer .ig.nsn
Siherbeit peeen am Sonntog 4bsno
i'm GraueneefangniB sinss'perrt pOrz
ben mar. unt.rnabm ssitern sin.n
Selbitmoroperiut, inbem Fl. iih gu
erbdueen perfutte. Sic purb. gum
Slid rehi3eitig sntoedt unb an Der
ausfiibrune ibrss 9orbabens perbins
bert. potrol,pasen l bradt. Die 2ss
bensmiibe na4 Nm ooipital, ipo cine
unieriuhune ergab. baB Die gs.
bousrnsDeribs ssiit.sseitOrt iit-
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eokal.Derid)t
Der ,,g(orreiGe 2ierte"
Nsitatian fir peruiinitisc uno
seiabrlOie ,seier mar CT.
iulglps.
lufpitd(fr mil Oeruunoeten uRo Refs
frtea geraOe5u d6er(aufea.
patroltpasen uno alnbulansen ben
samsem Tag mntertuess.
a!tsr Wanu bas Cpier elmer fat un.
glaublihen Rob1sit.
Ser Sag leiduste iid burd anbsrit
weuigt nnb unbeoentenoe
Jener aus.
patrclipasen nno almbulansen eer
samsen Tag nntertuess.
aIisr Wanu bas Spisr elmer fat M.
glaubliten Rob1sit.

Die agitation fir cine DerniinftiS.
nnb uHssidbrlife Jeisr oes ~GIorreis
den gisrtsn" bat in ben .ausihIags
asbenoen" Greiieu penig Qn,ldns aes
funosn. Denisitsns Itsirt bisfss aus
oer 3abl Der i'm 2aufe oes 3ag,s ourd
ubfeuern BON Reoolpern, ainberpiiio
len, aanonenihIGe.n unS anberen ges
iahrlifen 1euertpertstorpern perleBz
ten perionsn herpor3ugeben. Tsnno6
rHnb berporsebobeu tpsrRn, boB ees
ifsrn btoeut.no tpeniser sstnalIt uno
gsfeueripertsrt purbe. Qlio irns
merlin elm 5ortihritt. llnisr
ben 9.runsliidtsr, pslhe ibrem pc
trioiismus" in 10 braftilher unb fir
lie I.lbit DerbdnsniBpOlIen D.iie Qusa
Drad aeben su miifsn gIaubteu, befans
ben iih Hranhe ertpdhisne perion,n,
fpahreno oos 5auptiontingent Iih nas
tiirliheriutife aus ainoeru uno babs
rpiitiiseH 0ertretern beiosrl.i Ges
ftas6ts 5uiammenisbte.
Gin Jda unslaubliher Rob6eit unb
BrutaIitdt er.isnsts iidb seitsrn Wors
gen seaen 3 llbr am Ssountain Sauare.
Gin alter. augsnItsinlit beimdtbloier
Wlann battle iih nabe Der Jonz
tame gum Sdluisn nisbergelest. gias
aus eiipa 8 ODER 10 WitgIisberH beit:s
btnoe 9ono< bdlbniihfieer Burden
fpuroe auf ben barmloisn Mann aufs
ultrtiam nno elmer Der Ropbiss lslte
oemlslben einsn erobsn aanonenfb!is
ger onf Die gruit unb brannte bic
3anoihnnr an, fporaui bic gdHbe iidl
tn aneemeFens gntftrnuna suriids
SOs. Sm n11iisn augenblid erp!os
eirie Der 5suerpertsiorper NIT einem
bttdu6tnben anan uno Die Rot!e ftiirss
ie auf ihr Spfer 5u. um iia BON benz
BsiuItnt ibres Shurteniireines All
iiberseugen. Der alte Wann bait. lid,
talb ulifseriht.t unb Iab, NIT BEN
Gtift In ben 5Gnben peraroben. lau.
ipeineHo od Mittlsrfpeiie paren msh.
rere 4uesnssugen oes 0orfalis ber5sis
eseilt unb bic Ropoies ergriffsn bic
5Iuht. gs itellte Iih beraus, nds
cem Dreii., ipsl6er nur Elm 4uoe 5ea
fab. bic Sebtraft auf bieiem ourh bic
GrpioFon bsrniht.t porbsn mar. Dor
autunii Der polissi uar Der bsoau.
srnsipertbe Manu BON mitieibipen
perfoHen fortsebradt worosn. Die
Sb<niiidt besi.Iben :i,B iid bis1er
! utfi fsftiielIsn.
Sm enuis bss ssIirissn 3ae.s ipurs
ben foleenR Spfer Ns Rationalfeisrs
tnaes in bas fdotifte 5oipitaI einge.
Iiefert:
Robert greutr, 13 Sabr.
aIi. bon WilIioms 2lpenue. Rortpoob.
bnniirte geiiern init elmer tkinsn aas
none. nls bieTsIbe In ieinen 6dnoen
frplpoirte. er soe fi4 h<rariige B.rs
lsbungtn ~, bob 5pei Einser dmpu'
tirt msrbsn mubten.
Gtarsues GsstA u Sabre
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Sn apUtgefen treenOpO.
1Oc, 25c umo so Gents.

Wobl tanu Der S6mut, nit bem tpir
heut su6 tronen,
Rt6t mebren eurer RameH IittsH
9Ian3;
GuA gaben etDig 0niein bic Ram0nsn,
Gs pano eu4 IdngIt llnitsrbIi6tsit Den
&ran3.
SRr Iebt fir uns, 10 lang bic Stsrus
Ihetnen,
9es 5IufeS WeGlen iit Dem Mser osrs
eInen.
Rebmt ben Gri6ut: M0o cures 6eiTfss
Webeu
Sei OieIer 5eisr iesnenO un8 ums
16neben!
Die Reoe uno Oas Qan3e Bib mad
te sinen ergreifenbsn Ginorud, unb ais
iIh tur3 nahber Die 5beilnebmer trenn-
ten, oa eri6oQ IS Don alien Seiten:
~Quf @ieoeriehsn nQ6itss Sobr in
Buffalo,"
q. M ubIer.
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dIiI pVH JID. az GluIL Silube, DfE~
brannte iih esitern nit sinem aanos
nsnf6Iag b>ibe 5dnos. Sis puroe i'm
!5oipital rsrbunosn.
al6ert WiIti., Elm SO Sabre
otter farbiger Stullfnedt, BON 81.
31S George Strabs. tuuroe on Der
ede bsr 5. Sirabe uno Central 4pes
nue. BON Dem pfropien elmer ainoers
tanone. ipelfe bon sinsm un6stunnier
anabeu abgeieusrt poroen mar, in
oas rstte g.in g.troffsn. patrolpGs
gen go. ] brdtts ben 9srungIiidten
na6 benz 5oipital.
adtie Raoin, % Sabre ali,
bon No. 2180 Bud SiroBs, i6ob iit
nit elmer plaspatrone in ben Iintsn
5uB. Sis tpuroe in Der 4utoz ambus
lan3 mad benz 6oipital ss6rudt.
Glbbe gance, 10 Sabre ait.
bon go. 1919 9ine Strabe, polI.e
cine ilsine aanons ldben, dls bieIslb.
iit friihseitig en.luo. 9ance puros
in Die redte 5unb gstroiisn uno ,oa
iih aubsro.m granbpurbsn an be1
geinen 5u. Gr purbe bon 5rsuneeu
mad oem SoIpital esbru6t.
5ubert q ptpeIl, 10 Salr,
alt, Don Ct. Bernard, ipurbe bon o.ln
9fropfsr elmer qlaspairpns in Sie
5ano sstrofFsn. Or puroe nit 4ntis
torin behanoeIt.
Robert Sbap, IS Sabre aft.
bon gopiHgton, ap., belt sinsu Sas
nonenihlae gu Idnet in Der 5ano.
Das Reiultat ipar.n granbDunosn
am 8opfe unb on ben Sdnben.
RihoIas 2 hdfsr, 13 Sa1yc
oft, bon Po. 212 Dorisp Strabc, ibOB
Ih ben pfropfsn elmer pl1bpdtrOn.
in bic lint. 0ano. Gr pur6e Don Itis
nsm Batter mad benz ooipital gebruht.
4ntbonp 9reis, 10 Sabre
alt, bon Wp. 120 SIT aibertD StraBt,
3pg iih beim 2l6fsu.rn elmer &iubers
piitOle cine idhlimme S6uBpunoe or
Der rehten 5aHb Su.
jrdnt Wdptr, IL Sabre alt.
bon Ro. 1905 Wfain Strabe, p.rgdB,
einen fdnoneniblug, nahbem sr ole
3inoihnur ona.3iinoet bate. bon ii6
5u tperfen. Gr tpurbt nit Ihlimmtn
granoipunben On ben SGnnn na6
bern 5oipital esbraht.
70 m. llbl. 13 Sabre alt. bon Ro.
1912 Gin Strube, sos iid bsim 4bs
fsuern elmer Sinoerpiitole I5limme
8erlebunsen an ben SGnhen 3u.
Carl Strob. II Sabre aft,
bon No. ITO Geodr 4otnut. golleoe
5iq. ii.lts fid NIT perbrannien SGns
ben i'm 5oipital elm. Gr bate an Der
Gde Der IL. unb Bremen StrdBe einsn
aanoneniblag obgebrunnt.
5tnrD aellep, elm 27 Sabre
alter Jubrmanu bon Ro. $50 Deit
Water Strabs. 5os iit NIT .in.m aaz
nonsHIhlas IdmerSbafte granopun,
ben on ben Sdnoen Su.
Clarence Qudttemeier,
Is Sabre oft. BON No. 961 Rihmono
StraBe. trennie iid nift r.hts.itie ae>
mug bon einem Aanon.ni6lag NIT
brtnHenber 3iinbihnur. gr puroe
nit perbrannten 5inbsn mad Dem
3ofpital sebra6t.
giIap J. RcGee, 6 Sabre
olt. Don go. 1910 gsresforb 4penue,
ipuroe BON leiner Shipeltsr NIT ein.r
5tinoerpiitoi. in en Iinten SUP ses
fhofIen. patrolpagen 7 brahte ben
0erunsliidisn nah bem 6oIpital.
Ws BEL Monee, IA SABRE alt,
Nc. 1909 pIeofant Strabs, itunb in
Der 6dusibiire ibrsr elterlihen Wobs
nuns, als Elm unbetannter anabe ibr
einen fanonsnidlas pDr bic sJiibe
mari. DDS iunse Uedbdsn erlitt
grononunben an beiben 5dnoen.
VI m. sones, 15 Sabre oft, BON
no. 1707 Gin Gtrab., fpolIt. eintn
aononenIhlas obbrennen, ais 0.rTeIbe
in ftinen 6dnnen erplobirte. ssonss
kfinbtt iih i'm .ooipitaI.
louis Stodum, 10 Sabre alt.
erlitt beim Mbbrtnnsn einss aanonsns
f@Iages f1limme Wunbsn an ben
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Ghds. meDer, q Sabre
aft, bon Ro. 533 Belts Strabs, idob
iih aeitern Den Yfrppfsn elmer Blas.
pdtrons in Die rs6t: Sano. Gr bsgub
ii6 3u 5uB nah osm SOipital. po bi.
Wunoe ossinfi5irt tpuros.
lem u BE 5nman, II Sabre
oft. non go. 1415 Central 4penu.,
erplobirts geitsrn Elm &anOnsnidlag
in ben odnoen. Die WunDsn tpuroen
i'm SoipitaI psrbunoen.
Wainnte M Drtle, far6ig, IL
Sabre alt, BON Ho. 424 9roaotpdp,
bradte iih seftern Ra6mittas nit sis
ner ainberpiltoIs cine Wunbe am rehz
ten gein bel. Die 8erungIiidte tpuroe
nad benz 6oipital gum GuteH Sama>
ritter gsbrnht.
Ben idmin 8oltder, 80
Sabre alt, bon Ro. 234S WiIbsr 2tp.,
srIitt iniolse oor3eitiser Gntluouug
elmer aanons fhlimm. 9erlebunaen
am rehtsn 4rm. gr rpuroe mad Dem
Belts St. 6oipital ge6roht.
6rdnt Ratper, % Sbre alt.
tpobnbaft on QrmorD Qp., psr6rannts
iih bsim ab6reuneu zines Ranonsn.
i6Idgss beioe 4rme.
9eorg 9 6eelsr, 26 Sabre ali,
bon Rc. 1927 Sadiou Strdb.. puroe
gsItsrn Qbsnb na6 benz itdotiiten Sos
ipital gebraht. gr lsioet an 8rdnb.
fpunoen on bsiben Qrmen, bic er ii9
beim 4bbrsunsn BON iyeusrpsrtstors
perm 5use3ossn bate.
Sobn g 6pars, II Sabre oft.
bon Ro. 1882 Rapine Str, ssrihmet.
terte iih seitern Qbeno bsim 4bf.uern
elmer aonone ben 9dumen Der redten
Sanb. gr puro. mad nem 0sutI6sn
DiatoniFsn SoipitaI sebru1t, mo-
DR.. Sbeoo. Bang: ben 9aumsn ampu>
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-01
CLOSING SCENES
OF SAD TRAGEDY
DOUBLE FUNERAL HELD At VAL.
LEY CITY FOR MR.. AND
MRS. JOHN MeFADGEN.

Valley City N. D., Mar. 1.-Yester-
day afternoon marked the close of the
sad tragedy which resulted In the
deaths of Mr.. and Mrs. John McFad
gen Of Rogers from drinking strych-
nine. Mrs MeFadgen, who died first
was followed Saturday by her husband
both of them having drank of the
medicine which afterwards proved to
have been wrongly compounded.
The double funeral was one OF the
saddest that has ever been held, in
this county, and was very largely att
tended. Rev. w. C. Lyon conducted
the service in the Congregational
church here.
Mr.. McFadgen was Ga years of age
and Mrs. McFadgen was SO. They
came to Barnes county in 1880 from
Fergus, Ontario and located on the
farm east Of Rogers where they have
since continuously lived. Their de-
mise makes the fourth death in the
family in fifteen months. Two sons
John and James, and two daughters
Jean and Mrs. Betzina survive them