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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
From Washington.

Offcia. confirmation OF he announce
meut that Sol. Roosevelt, will address the
Nations! ,pservstion Congress- mex
September AS received today in cable
me Sage rora G ffard Pinch t, who is n
G roa, u Toomss r. Sh,pp, secretary
OF tbs Congress, Saipp said that q" de
cis:on has been reached regarding the
city in which tee Congress Hiil be held
iurther titan that il will be within the
territory between Chicago aud Denver.
IA annou, cement is expected soou.
The presence in town OF District At.
torneT S.imoo7 OF New YORK, who prose-
cuted the cases against t4e sugar tru t,
ard 0: Colsc:or OF Cu'toms Loeb, whose
actiVitiss hsd mach to do with the re-
covsSy OF large Gums OF money from that
!Sust % peaal;les ior npa=r Weighing
frauds, gsve rise To-Day r1uuors that a
rev attack was contemplated by the
government upon the American Sugar
Refining Company. Such ia not the
case. The government is, however, pro.
ccedieg Eith all tie diligence possible 10
she prosecution OF its inquiry s.srtsd long
ago into the GoiDas of the u;ar tut
The House COMMITTEES on expenditures
70 The Treasury Department, on 1bich
Representative Hill of Connecticut is
chairman has long heea anxious to coz
Guct en- Investigation en- lis ovn accouct
in,o the ilsutuieot transactions OF the
eugar lIast s. New York. The efforts In
this direction have been 90 far prevented
~ the administration On the grounds
that congressional Inquiry st this time
might defeat the ends OF justice by giving
immunity to some of the officials OF the
irust who may rerhfps yet be convicted
under the proceedings now pending,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Virginia News.

Clarence Ooperhsver. OF Clarke coua.
ty, was Killed hy en- explosion in Tie
laboratory OF tbs CsroliGs, Clinctfeld
and Ohio Rsilrosd chops 1t irwin,
Tenn, on Mond.s. Ooly few mon'bs
sgo be ma,sied Mi.s Carrie Oo,pp.rt. Of
| Roanoke.
From reports received from yarious
sections OF The 5 ate by O5mmissiooer of
Agriculture kJinsr, i. seems TIA; tbe
recent ftost did practically no dsnage to
The irnit crop. TO all APPEARANCES The
state will hsVethe biggest fuit crop in
It's hitt"y. for g tremendous outpus of
blossoms ia hesrd OF every where.
EdWsrd NJ. Daniel, who had been
with his father, Seustcs Daniel, for
month at Daytoua, Fla re.urncd to
LyDctbarg yesterday, he stat his
fathers progress In the PISS. ten days has
oeen satisfactory, but q conference of
the physicians Sunday night result d
10 decision cot t. stmpt to move
MsJ1r Daniel. This will, it is believed,
De deferred at esst two weeks.
A mutiny At the S.,u t,u Military
Academy yesterday retuted 10 the ex-
palsion OF four cadet captains and eight
iieute0aDts. Forty or SO others left
school oct of g5mpathy. The csdtts
took things IN their owe hands yester-
day morning, trjke tarrack. sud took
holiday all dsy, Iarsdiug The .t:eets In
the ralo, many Of 'hem With neither
COST nor hAts NJ. I! seems thst 1t had
been the euHom of the school t. give
holiday on the day following sn athletic
victory. The ball tam won from Au-
gusts Academy Monday. The cadets
claimed they deservafyed holiday, and
proceeded to take /, regardless o! school
authorities. There sre 800 Ia the
corps.
AtS!auntcn yesterday Miss Susie Bald.
win Robertson daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
alexander +. Robertson, was married to
Mr.. Peyton Cochran, of that city.
only relatives and a few nt'ins te friends
witnessed the ceremony Bishop Robert
"A. Gibson, uncle of the bride, dictated,
assisted by Rev. Robert c. Jett, rector Of
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, of that
city.
A pretty wedding took place al I
O'Clock yesterday at Ma'nsidc, Fairfax
county, was that OF Miss e. Orrick Swami
to MIR. c. A. SWAIN Sinclair, Of F alls
Church, Va. The ceremony was per.
formed at the home OF the brides aunt,
Mrs. Francis Swami Williams, by the
Rev. Mr.. Calender, pastor of Oh Falls
Church, in the presence Of the two
families and few intimate friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
THE MEIHOOISTS,

The elghty-,econd snnuaI session OF
tn. Maryland Conference of the Mrtho-
dist Protestant Church ga, brought to q
close last pish in Baltimore With the
reading o. t1s ELAN of appoint nents for
the ensui lg year by President J. NJ.
Sherid.r.
Rev. DR.. J. II. Sheridao appointed
commission to confer gilh similar Dom.
mission t1om tle New Jersey Conference
in the regard to the proposed Merger Of
| The two Conference.
The conference also directed that The
secretary send lstta. In the usms Of the
conference to Senators Gallipger, Of New
| Hsmpshite, ard Smith, of Maryland,
u;slrg them to support the Gailipge1-
Benedict bill 10 whica Congrsss seeks TO
control the sale oti1toxicslibg qlors Ia
the D strlc. OF Columbia.
The committee on foreign miss;oaa re,
ported great increase in tue work in
Japsa, and the attempt :, win 1000
converts in that empire VISA commended.
| The c0mmittse which considered the
laymen's missionary increment repCrtd
tina. the effort Of this movement to
eyanselizs the world 10 this generation
zss a verify one, snd recommended the
formation OF laymeh's committee In
each church, and that monthly collec-
ZION tor missions % taken In order tnst
$500 may be raised for work In
Japan.
The receipts oil the past year of the
foreign mission boari were 50, 065.
For general interests durirg tie year
S2S, 900 VAS raised, and iDr local ir-
te.es's s25e.l28. An appeal aas made
for 40 increase In tae G1ntril sion 10
the church extsnslon ciu,e, ard 81, 200
Was added to the assessment for this
| WORK.
The stewards report showed receipts
Tor church txeEs on to he ST. 729,2 II,
and the disburseme IS, l44 Is, leav-
Ing deficit OF S4l4,9l. The special
committee 10 whom was referred the
su5iec. OF conference evangelism, re-
ported that the pres'd dent sbcnld az
| pointed c)Uffrenre church exleu-
SIGN evangelist, Who shoa!d receive
a eaisry OF 81 600 d year end expenses,
which should be gu ranteed by the
| board snd raised by contributions from
the CT -ches Which ho visited. Among
the sppolntmen;a were the following:
Alexandra J. M. Hplmas; Cherry dale,
R. W. Cae (u5ply; Fairfax, W. Q.
Mumford (.uPphl; Sen Market, ". Il.
l. J thnson
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Jail on Fire.

New Haven, Conn, April 13-The
New Haven County jail, which is crowd:
ed with prisoners to Overlooking, is on
fire and is reported to be burning fierce.
-, Three alarms have been sent in and
practicstiy the entire fire department
has been dispatched to the scene.
The blaze started in the Jail chair shop
which has been destroyed. The flames
are now destroying the machine shop, adjoin-
i.e the chair shop. At 1880 o'cltck it was
ANNOUNCED that al, the prisoners are safe.
Several companies o. the Second Regiment,
Connecticut Nationa, Guard. with loaded
rides, surrounded tie iii and took out all OF
the 3l5 prisoners in time to prevent their be-
ing burutd to death. Sixteen frenen are
pissipg,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13

TIE wife OF Michael Ksnsei, living
q, Exeter, Ps., burned up his wooden
leg CD Sunday Is prevelt him going t.
ealooc. Yesterday he bad her arrested
and t,kea before Alderman John
O'Donshue. She admi It'd burning
the lag. at wss the only way to keep
him home" che explained. "He would
90 cut .very Sunday night and gel
drunk, 80 in a 6t of anger I took biz
leg aud buroed it 1t was as much mine
az his, auywsy," she declared. The
alderman thought it was, too, and dis
anissed the cssr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Sixty-first Congress.
SENATE
Use Session

SENATE
Dr.. e. W. Wiley submitted 81 slsbc.
rate statement upon the cold storage in
Gu,,ry.
The Massschusett, G.. A. B. hiss asksd
through Senator Lodge that Virgio'a
vo!u o,arlly withdraw the ststae OF Gen.
eral Lee from Ststuary Halt.
Discussion OF the ADMINISTRATION rail.
road bill, was not resumed 10 the Senste
today uatil we'll after two o'clock. No
orators were prepared TO speak sud the
wrapgliog over amendments vas deferred
until the measure came up in the regular
way.
HoUsE
Immedisfely after the House convened
today Mr.. Hurry, (iem., Tex }. made
auc tier iueffsc usl st:emPt to secure
uliog from the epesker on tae rule that
a quorum nu,t sppear before the jour
nal could be read.
A scant baEdfal of members were
present when the clerk began the read.
ing of yesterdays parliamentary record.
Today Is tie second attempt BY Mr..
Henry to secure ruling on the ma tar. 10
statement last week the speaker declared
that quorum was always construct'Vely
present and that it ley with members to
ra'ss the poIut, sud not specifically tae
duty of the speaker
Amendments relstIng to the adultars.
tlon of drugs, as applied to the enforce
ment OF the pure food and drug act, are
proposed In bill Introduced by MIR.
Cou Trey.
The committee on agriculture made it, re-
port recommending that George Washington
University should share in the Morrill, act
benefit.
The same co committee slso'tabled the Lsfean
bill requiring uniform packing system for
apples.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13

NOTWITHSTANDING predictions that
ne would be ushly handled, the editor
of the MooreGeli (W. Vs.) Examiotr
continues to publish "dead beat" lls'
In conspicuous plac- ia his psp-r.
The editor says he intend, t. publish lh
name OF every person Hho bias rein e.
10 pay far paper. II papers gentI-
silly luol shed the naues OF dells gu %
Subscribers msn7 of thea would have to
be enlarged,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Decision In the Cooper Case

Nashville, Tenn. Ap,il 19-The
Tennessee Supreme C1Irt to-day celIver-
ed iis opui, 10 tho csse of Duncan B
snd Robin Conper charged With the
murder OF Uatso Sites S,cstoT EJwafd
Onmack. Tire Corpora we're conYitt:d
and sentenced to 20 ysors IN prison. The
Supreme Curt affirmed the Sci t,pce SO
to Duncan 3. Cooper, but rs7eraed /! IS
10 Robin Cooper,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Achievement Plot.

S1ds, April 19.-Aaother anti-goy-
eromstt plot, engineered By friends OF
Abdul Eamid, The depoaed III tan, has
b=eu discovered at OonstsntiDopla, &C.
cordlng to todsy's dispi tcb. A nnmber
of mysterious arrests have been made.
Among those sre several seys aud
prominent officials under Abdul. There
srs erideuees ira. the plot wss the most
thrast ,niug Ct EeceEt MOI It's. The
lu,rd about Adults villa at salooiks,
in which he is q prisoner, has beea
doubled,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Hastridqe Loses Suit.

New York, April ia jary In the
Uoitsd Ssates Circuit Court, today re-
fused to allow Attorney Clifford W.
Partridge, one of the tttorneys ter Il AIRY
K. Tbaw, In his trial for killing stsn-
ford White, one cent OF damages in the
sai. be brought for $94. 600. Judge Il 1T
at the same time ordered perjury and
disbarnent proceedings to be brought
against Haittidgr. Hstt.idge, who had
already beer paid abou. $50, 600 By the
Thaw family, sued for ar additional
3Qi nm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Car Dynanited,

Philsdelph:a. April, 1S.-Wi!h both
legs broken and spti.riog from shock
aud internal irjuriss, Ben Wachto, con
cuctor OF trolley car which Eas dynl-
nliej, supposedly BY tt:ike sym3a.
thizsrs, early today, lice in critical
condit on at st. Mays Hospital. The
plat form of the csr and the flooring over
the rear trucks IIere blown to spljnters
and Wactto bnried 10 the wreckage. A
lone passenger escaped ipjary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
"0u!G-te A55assin

St. Etien0e, Fraoce, April 13 "A
mn named Duplauei, believed 10 be
in,sre, ia under arrest here today for
!hu ateujo2 to kill Premier BRAND, who
Is nov hers on Cd ciectioneer'rg tour.
Dlplsnel tr ed to enter the hotel 1hera
Brisud Ia s,tpp pg, declaring bia insrr-
ton to sbootsthe premier, h carried q
rsvClSer 10 aah hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Death of Col. Haskell.

Columbia, 8. O., April l3.-Ool.
Alexander Ohevres Haskell, proninen
for years In the S uth Carolina democracy
chairman OF tae governmen"s reorgaoiz
ton communities OF the Union Pacific,
D.st:ict and Supreme Ju ige OF Carolina,
sDd oue Of the richest men in the south,
died here today. Hs lsd the boiling
democratic ticket which upsu less u'lV
tried to defeat Rsn Tillnan when the lat
er was frs; chosen governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13

Ii A bill ,1t:JdGcei 10 the 8 ,nats BY
Mt. GilIinger becomes Law. drunken
mass 10 tbs D.s:rict OF Colunbis will be
c,pside:ed misdemea1or. Uoder the
administration of former mayor of
AlexaaG.is so order was issued 10 arrest
and lock up ell drunken men seen upon
the streets aud gteu tie order was pu
DO effect 1t bad most sobering effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Urges Roosevelt Party to be HIs
Guests.

Guests.
Porto Msuriz,, Italy, April 3D.
Emperor William, o. Germany, gave an
tier signal denomination today of the
high regard In which he holds Theodore
Rooseve in personal liter to the ex-
president In which he urges Mrs. Roose-
vel, end her children TO be his guesis
a. the palace during tic three days that
Mr.. Roosevelt Ia eale;t lined there Ia
MAY.
While it Is pre'umed tbft Mrs Roost :
7elt at less. would share With her hos
band the hospitality OF the kaiser. tee
fact that he laid ssids official red tape
lopg enough to urge III personal let er
th.t the entire family accept of his hos
pitslity is considered noteworthy.
The farewell accorded The colonel vas
almost az prf ,nt:ous as the reception
on last Sa day evening. The weicon
iug posters that decorated all The dead
walls of the town were replaced BY post
ers Gliding him farewell and wishing
him safe Journe5. Goodbye, Bose.
welt; Come Back SooD," read many o.
the posters.
In addition to this The mayor OF Porto
Maurzio Issued an of1icial pront i acia-
manto early 10 the day, set:ing forth
that "our most distinguished fellow
citizen " was aocus to leave tbs city.
The docunsnt fellcltated the colonel and
exp.sssed the pleasure crd honor the
CITY bad derived from his vieis.
l. called upon the cit:zens to decoIate
The railway With flowers sDd they re-
sponded ua,il TIE HIT e pfcssic building
took on the aspect OF bridal altar.
The carriage thst conveyed the Roose-
veIts from Miss Osrew's vile to the
railway station was pelted with flowers
all along the lue. Huge btuqus.s
we're presented 10 Mrs. Roosevelt and
her daughter.
All work was suspended during the
afternoon In order that everyone could
have farewell look IT Roosevelt.
Fou;-6fths Of the town population Of
5000 ware ct the station and cheered
and chartered until the train fu!led out.
Paris, April Is 1t is probable that
former President RooaeVel. aud King
Edward will nett In Paris Dext week
Word from BiarrisE, where the king Is
now on an outing, today says he will
visit Paris next week, en- routa home,
and that he will cal on President Fallleres
the same dsy that the pres dent Is to give
q dinner ia honor of Roosevelt. Efforts
will be made to bring the Two distinguish
ad visitors together.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Ne gro shot to Death.

Merida, Miss. pril l3.-Ton O'Nesl
the negro Hho bsrricaded himself 10 The
basement of The jill here after killing
former Sheriff: john Temple, ~ss SHOT 10
death by the mob that s1rr3nnd,d tie
all shortly ttf1re noon today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
News Of the Day.

Plars are a'oot to carve tie face and
6gurs OF tie late homas F. Walsh, the
Colorado "siivtr King" who died Ia
Washington. on mcuota'n cl,h oYet-
looking the famous Camp Bird mine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Fifty years,exnerle.,ce OF M Old Nurse

Fifty yearseHperieHce OF an Old Nurse
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one OF thu hest female physic-
lans end rurses in the Uuited States, and
has been used for fifty years with neYerfsil.
ing success by mill on4 Of mothers for their
children. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures diarrlga, gripping in the bowels, and
wind collie. By giving health to the child i;
fests the mother, Twenty-Five cents botIls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Today's Telegraphic News
Judge Wlckham q Candidate.

Especial dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette. ]
Richmond, April 13.--Judge Ashby
Wickham, of Hanover, today announced
bis candidacy for the Third district dem.
ocrttlc congressional nomination. Elk.
Governor Montagu, will probably not
oppose Captain Lamb. JUICE Wick.
BAN lie member OF the ststs Senate.
II. represented the minority report in
the R.hsr ca'e.
A second poa'oflce robbery occurred
here between Saturday, and Monday
when the safe In n1b-s!a,ion on ea.t
Msshsll sreet was pittered of cash TO
the amount of abe two blu ldred dollars.
There is no clua.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Tsste: DANIEL 3. SrAssRrEY. Clerk c. c.

The Ladies' Memorial Association, of
Petersburg have received from Tiffany
New York, eight stain'd glass windows,
for Old 81 Milford Church These are
memorial windows erected by the States
Of Missippi, South Carolina, Alabama,
Tennessee, Maryland and Arkansas.
A beautiful and appropriate window ito
the everlasting glory a I'D honor. OF the
Ladies' Memorisl Association, OF Peters
burg, was also received,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17

Most OF the writer's live In New York
and they set in the habit OF projecting
their thoughts from the New York
atmosphere-of assuming the New
York attitude.
The history OF modern letters proves
that much may be lost when the true
environment OF an author is lost. Mr.
KiplinE Is not the writer today he was
when. in India. he invented his Sol
diers Three, Bret Harte lost his
cunning when ne deserted the land of
the Forty Miners and went to London.
Coming down TO lesser lights, Hamliu
Garland has never repeated his Main
Travelled Roads, written in the north
west now that he has Joined the east
erners. Mark Twain is less spontan-
eous and unexpected. since he deserted
the west, and opie Reed, who promised
much. has fallen into oblivion by leav-
Ing Arkansas and going to Chicago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
BETTER CANNED GOODS.

The National Gamers association
promises great reforms. Cheating In
quality and weights and unclesn pack
ing houses win soon become a thing
Of the past, il the pledges are fulfilled.
The members OF the association agree
not 60 use chemicals for the preserva-
ton OF fruits and vegetables. The as.
sociation is also emphatic i'm its express
sions favoring a rigid federal inspection
Of the cRnneries, The business will be
divorced from the meat trust and all
other industries that use chemical pre-
servativeS.
There has been SO much agitation
by the pure fOodists that the action
o. the csnuery people is to some extent
forced-hut they are entitled TO great
credit for their determination to make
good.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
Trains 6sirs West
ALoERMANlc CANDIDATES.

There win De a number q new faces
in the city council after the srrinE
elections Three os the present mem
6eES have announced they will rot se
candidates. Frank Hall q the fourth
ward and A. @. Lewis CT the third say
they have q sasseisRey and A, Amer
land 90 the third has already resigned.
IL is prNSshle there viii De a large
number o. candidates fer the two
places in the third +. A. Bristol. W.
II, Stewart. +, II. SuanahAa. II. Har-
rlaEtoN. Fred LaOoEnis, w, Il. Saurs and
J. 7, Hardy are some - the men whose
n&neS have Been mentioned as roSsi-
Utilities from that ward,
I'm the fourth MesSrs. Stewart Wilson.
Il, r, Emery. Alex Jsr&iae, John Hogan.
w. J, Howe. Z, II. Fsrnhan. ]. =. Baton
and Or. Murray are being discussed
There seems 10 es little danger that
any one viii have 20 be oonscrspted.
II Alderman Hodges continues In
IRE aasyoralty campaign ne may re-
sign his present position
IL Is also anticipated there viii ea
opposition candidates 70 SIT the other
aldermen whose terms expire this
spring, Altogether the conditions are
favorable 60 an interesting alaernansc
contest and there will he many things
10 keep the voters ~ eseh ward active
ia addition TO the fan over the mayor
atty, the city tressarsrship and the
proposed bead issues
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
The Theatres
Fargo oparaheuss.
Feb. l4-1s-Vaudeville.


The vaudeville bin at the Fargo
operahouss for the last half of the
week, opens with q matinee this after
noon, giving two performances in the
evening. The new bill includes Mile
Lsrola-feminine jugglers. who really
luggle are few and far between. hut
Mile. Lsrols, with her assistant. has
MADE an uhdeniahle hit in the eastern
circuit with her specially: Jack Whit
tsker, comedian: McNaIly & Slsvin. in
the comedy playlet. Going to the Wed
ding. MIR. Holm in new illustrated song
and three reels OF the latest in motion
pictures viii please. Get the habit.
600
Since he became q star David War
ueld has acted under the direction of
one manager, David Belasco, who gave
the great actor his first opportunity
IN serious drama 1t was a wide iuun
nom musical comedy to serious drama
but taken with cool Judgment in spite
OF the pessimistic attitude of both
friends and rivals, the leap was made
with astonishing agility. and TODAY,
after a comparatively few wears of
straight drama, David wsrfield fnds
himself i'm the envi2ble position Of the
hrST actor Of the American stage. His
engagement i'm The Music Master.
which is scheduled at the Fargo opera
house is awaited with keen anticipa-
uon, Curtain : O'Clock sharp.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
MAKES HIT IN VAUDEVILLE.
With Hsadline Act at the Fargo Opera.
house.

Miss Dolly Felkerkner, formerly of
this city, appeared with the headline
act for the first half of the week at the
Fargo operahouse. A short time $50
she married Mr.. Oliver Of the team of
Oliver and Remfrey. already vaudeville
stars Miss Dolly. with her splendid
musical attainnAents. ads much 20 rbe
act by her piano playing and vocal
work. though while here she Iahore6
With threat trouble MesSrs. Oliver and
Rempfey won much applause with their
faSe-osf on the little German hand. 50
popular in the windy city. The man
ager Of the house evidently did NOT
know the act was SO well known herr
as no special announcement was made.
Miss FeldkerkneT's friends VIII
doubtless regret not seeing hey. The
act closed last night and wiz sppesr
the lSSt half OF the week az Grand
Forks where this lady lived for sor,e
years after leaving here
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
LOCALITY AND LITERATURE.

A correspondent in Columbia. :. c
writing to the editor % The New YorR
Times, has h3t upon what he thinks
rnsy prove an important savansaSs. in
case congress should concgU6e Il
ADOPT higher postal rates fer the mag
&zaneS~ This step was suggested Ga
TIC ground that the magazines have
90 80 mach farther than the newSpAp-
esS before reaching their subscribers.
The CosGnasss correspondent believes
that . aagsssr postal rate viii have
re eject q causing ire magazines ia
sex nsw headquarters He F0rSees
esS aoath,y periodicals. IN CAsoaxO in
81 Lo1ss. in New Orleans ana Else
where, Ard re believes sA.ss sAas dis
sr4s1ssea q literary ereataea~ woaaa
prove greatly - tae a3wsntaxe q she
several essseS rAEae4
TAere i . good zeal to es sad bezA
gor aaa against the SrTu7ea- Maza-
zines haze f2slea IN CAsoaSo and -.
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