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BEAU Of T|M|D
i MAID CAUSES
+. BURGLAR SCARE
Miss Willard, Reused by Noise,
Finds Man in Stocking
Feet in Hallway.
PHONES o POLICE.
Seth Low and Neighbors WAX
ened by Battle-lntruder
Explains and Goes.
PHONES FOR POLICE.

y creepy noise. such as burglars are
supposed to make in the dead of night.
disturbed the slumbers of Miss Mary
Livingston Willard as she slept on tho
second floor Of her handsome brown
stone house at No. 40 East sixty-fourth
street. at 1 o'clock this morning. Miss
willard IL prominent in society and
has for neighbors Seth Low and other
notables.
Made certain By . repetition Of the
noise. she quickly turned out the dim
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and Suits for Misses
Small Women

Coats OF fancy mixtures, kerseys and tweeds, trim
med with soutache braid and velvet collar. sizes
IA, 10 and IS years, were 81. SO and So. 50. now %.
Misses Suits Of cheviot. sergcs and fancy mixtures.
In brown. blue, green and black; sizes "a, 10 and
10 years; formerly $I3.7s and $i4. now $3.50.
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your gallantry2" asked Miss willard

do I have TO teil7' asked Thomas.
mo" replied one Of the detectives,
but you'd better IL you don't want to
go to the station"
1T was Jane.'' Thomas finally blurted
out with evident regret.
Jane. who slept on the top floor. was
summoned and confronted with
william. She t~earfully admitted she
had been afraid to go home In the
dark and her escort went az far as the
top floor landing with her. to see that
nothing molested her.
"You can put on your shoes and start
back to Great Neck" announced one
Of the detectives. william Thomas
aid. About the time he was getting a
good start Jane was busy packing I'D
her things. for to-day she IL going
away from there.
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tered the passageway was a husky mar
in his stocking feet. They clinched and
fought all over the passageway.
Skelly heard the sounds of conflict
and rushed down to aid his partner. In
a short time they had the man helpless
on the floor with handouts on him.
"Lemme co. he said, sullenly. I'm
only a servant here -
He vas led upstairs to Miss WIZARDS
room.
Hes no servant OF mine" she de-
clared, Il never saw him before"
Was Beau OF Servant.
The prisoner looked appealingly at
Miss Willard. then at the unmoved,
unrelent,ng faces OF his captors. Out
side divers merry villagers were
clamoring for news OF the surrender Of
the desperate thug who might have
murdered them all In their beds,
"Well, I'm no ~blab-mouth," suddenly
blurted out the captive, but a mans
got to protect himself, I'm no burglar,
and these things hurt my hands, I'm
william Thomas, butler for Gilbert NJ.
Plumpton at Great Neck. l.. /.
IT took one OF the lady servants here
out 10 a show. slrs md miss. She was
afraid 10 go up 10 her room through the
dark halls when We got homo and as
a gentleman should. l escorted her up
So I wouldn't disturb any u IN the
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LOCKJAW KILLS JUMPER.
Bellevue Patient Who Survived Big
Jump Oddly Developed Tetanus.

George Hardness, twenty-nine years
old, OF No. 3o4 East Fifty-ffth street.
died IN Bellevue Hospital to-day of
tetanus. after surviving a fall Of sixty
feet from the balcony of the pavilion
where he vas taken a week ago.
Hardness was suffering from pleuro-
pneumonia and acute alcoholism. In his
fall he broke an arm. Later tetanus
developed. DIR. Stork said tina the man
had evidently taken up the germs from
the fertilizer into which he fell.
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DTS Of jusr-like-home-sewn Underwear.
Nightgowns OF SOFT Cambria with low round neck
and short sleeves. finished with fancy stitched
lawn band run with ribbon, Toe.
Long Cambria Pettcoats trimmed with full iiouncc
Of lace and embroidery. Toe.
Nightgowns Of Muslin and Cambria with high V
or square neck. also slip-over style. lace and en-
broidery-trimmed soc.
Drawers Of Muslin and Cambria. lace and enbroid-
ery-trimmed. 60c.
Long Pet ticoats OF Muslin. with full lawn tiouncc.
trimmed with cluster tucks. 6Oc.
Subway Store. Balcony
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SIS Silk Petticoats
at $2.65

Though there were 500
Of them to begin with,
the opportunity to share
in these charming Petit
coats at this low price
is heeting.
Plain %taffeta, of splen-
did quality, with three
accordion-pleated ruffles,
or Of fine chiffon taffeta.
with Persian = trimmed
founce. Assorted colors
among the former. Every
penny's worth Of the
quality you would asso-
ciate with a SIS price, at
$2.65 each,
Seconu Floor
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USED FLUTES TO
BEAT The GUARDS
THREE PRISONERS MAKE THEIR
ESCAPE FROM SING SING
PRISON IN NEW YORK.

Ossining, N. Y. Jan. z7--An all
night search for three convicts who es-
capped from Sing Sing prison last night
and were believed TO have made their
way across the ice of the Hudson river
failed to reveal trace of the fugitives.
The escape was effected after re-
hearsaI of the prison orchestra when
Ralph Taylor, Charles McGinn and
VIM. Rush, instruments In hand, stole
into the courtyard passage way, beat
down two guards with blows over their
heads with comets and flutes, welded
as weapons and stepped through an
open space in the iron palings by the
riverside.
Rush was a life term prisoner. hav-
ing been sentenced in 1902 for murder
in New York City. Ralph Taylor,
known as the silk hat burglar was
serving a twenty-one year term for
burglary in West Chester county and
McGinn, was serving a five year burg
larry term.
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What's Said


e. M. Rae, Secretary: Roosevelt
lodge No. 644 will not hold their meet
ing on account of the fire at Union hall.
G. G. Baernstein, Recorder: The A.
o. u. w. will meet this Friday even
ing at the A. o. U. w. hall at the
usual hour. Important business to be
transacted.
C. G. McGregor, Master: Special
meeting of Shiloh lodge No. this
evening at 1880 O'Clock in Masonic tenn
pie. Work in Entered Apprentice
degree. All visitors welcome.
C. L. Laing: So many have Ques-
toned me in regard to the ratio used
in estimating the population Of Fargo
and Moorhead by us with the new
Fargo and Moorhead directory that
wish to state that the regular govern
ment ratio of two and one-half was
used instead of five as was enormously
stated in The Forums item the other
evening.
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City in Brief

The Court Daisy of the /. o. r. had
very pleasant time at their masque-
rade ball which took place last night
in the old Stone hail.
The first Of a series Of dances for
the Elks is to take place tomorrow
evening at the Prize hall, this is to be
followed by a supper. A pleasant time
is anticipated.
The continuation of the Fessenden
Drug Co. bankruptcy case was con-
tinued again in the federal court this
morning. 1t was an order to show
cause why receiver should not be
appointed.
The delay in getting the marble for
the stairway Of tlAe new Kaufman
block is keeping the commercial club
from ge4ting into its new quarters. 1t
hopes to be able to move, however, by
the middle of next month.
Those who fail to attend the matinee
at the Grand theatre tomorrow after
noon will miss seeing one of the very
best shows of the season. The four
musical Luciers are alone worth seeing,
Jul AAlC DdiaAIGC VI LilG StlDW ID dlSO VI
to the standard.
Alvin NJ. Judin of Medina appeared
before the officials at the Fargo gov
eminent landoffice this morning and
filed his five-year proof on his home
stead in Stutsman county. The des-
cription of the land is as follows: Lots
l, 2, 3, and 4; section 80; township
40, range SO.
c. J. Cry, ID. +. Dugan, Y E. Gogging
and c. Wells, all of Minneapolis, we're
registered at one Of the hotels mere
today. They were employees OF the
Western Union Telegraph Co. and were
sent out to make repairs on the lines
in this city which had been damaged
by the wind and sleet of the past day
or two.
Captain Grasse of Grand Forks, one
of the best speakers of the salvation
army in North Dakota, will be at the
meeting of the Fargo corps tonight
and conduct the meeting. The Moor
head corps will join with the Fargo
army men in making this a rousing
time. All are cordially invited to at
tend the meeting on Second avenue
| north.
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cities Amendment makes bill include
villages.
II. B. 10, Anderson of Ramsey-Reg
ulating terms of court in the Second
judicial district.
indefinitely Postponed.
H. B. 1Os, Price-Creating municipal
courts
Recommended "Do Pass"
S. B. 40, Elken--Making technical
change in probate court law.
H. B. 10, Introduced by Mr.. Nc
CleIIan-Returned to the house with
out recommendation. The author of
the measure asked unanimous consent
to have it withdrawn, his request be-
ing granted, and later he introduced a
substitute bill covering the same ques-
ton.
H. B. 81 was recommitted to the
committee on taxes and tax laws,
while Fl. B. 70 was taken from the
municipal corporations committee and
given to the tax committee, the later
change being on the motion of the
chairman of the municipal corpora
tions committee, Mr.. Stern of ,Cass
county.
Bills on Third Reading.
H b. s, DEMONSTRATING to issuance
of marriage licenses.
| Fl. B. Sc, Hedalen-Relating to dis
position Of unclaimed shares of an es-
tate in county courts.
Fl. B. %, Misunderstanding to taxi
| ing of Ash from streams.
New Bills.
| TT. B. 1879. Establishing state
1 hail insurance department and making
the commissioner of agriculture and
/ labor the commissioners of state hail
| insurance, prescribing how taxes are
to be levied and losses paid. Insur-
! ance.
Fl. b. 200, Roquette--Regulat the
importation of livestock into the state
and requiring health certificates. Live
stock.
H. B. s201, F'Taine-Requiring rail-
/ road and telephone companies to file
with county auditors maps showing
| exact location of all lines in each
I assessment and each school district and
the mileage OF such lines, together with
a description Of such other property
as may be owned by the company. In
each of such districts. Taxes and tax
i laws.
III. B. 2O2, Streeter--Appropria
5000 for the payment Of rewards to
men who have arrested horsethieves
who were afterwards convicted. APP
propriations.
RI. B. 2O3. O'Connor Of Grand Forks
Making the state joint defendant
l in divorce actions. Judiciary
/ I'll ID. 204, O'Connor Of Grand Forks
Requiring railroad companies to fur
nish sites for -four and feed mills o..
their right of-way and fixing manner
OF procedure. Warehouse and grain
hgrading.
H B. EOS, Hyland- -Appropriatine
| $4,000 for dairy laboratory build
! Ing and dairy cattle barn ait the az
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Legislative Proceedings
econtInued from Page Twol

out to the farmer who had made such
payment at a rate of II per cent in
terest.
Several others were heard. support
ing Mr. Stern, one stating that the
arguments of Mr.. Sorlie were not
sound. Among those taking part in
the discussion were Mr.. Default of
Stutsman, Mr.. Kuhl of McHenry, Mr..
Davidson of Burke, Mr.. Hyland of
Ramsey, Mr.. Doyle of Foster and Mr..
Christianson.
Finally Mr.. Sorlie announced that
he had been entertained by the re-
marks heard on the measure, which
had convinced him of its merits and,
advocating its passage, he withdrew
his motion to refer 1t to the committee
on taxes and taxlaws. Some OF those
speaking declared that railroad COM
panies paying large taxes would be es-
pecially benefited by the measure, but
1t appeared that they were assessed
largely under the head of real pro-
perty. so could not take advantage OF
the bill Mr.. Hyland Endorsed this
and stated the railroads were entitled
to just as much consideration from the
Legislature as were the taxpayers, in
dividually
The committee of the whole con-
sidered another tax bill in III. B. 90
by Mr.. Nestos. The Nestos bill amends
the constitution and provides for the
open plan of taxation. The bill per-
mits the taxing Of property of GER
tain class at a fixed rate, though Ii
does not prescribe the assessment OF
all property at its full money value
as the bill now provides.
Rereference of the H. B. LOT, by
which sheriffs were to be allowed a
fee for making returns to the county
showing certain personal property
taxes to be uncollectable, and the re-
commentator that Fl. B. 80, allowing
the semi-annual payment Of real es-
tate taxes, were the principal features
OF the house proceedings yesterday aft
ernoon.
Both OF these measures caused more
or less discussion, but proved to BIZ
the only features out of the ordinary
during the days session.
Committee reports, showing meas
ures reported for passage. amended
and sent to general orders. indefinitely
postponed, together with the bills or
final passage and the new bills intro
duced. follow:
Amended and Sent to General Orders
H. ID. 68, O'Connor of Grand Forks
validating certain assessments II
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ricultural college. Appropriations.
II, B. 206, Misunderstanding the
Missouri slope agricultural fair and
exposition at Mandan and appropriat-
ing $500 annually therefor State
affairs
II. B. 207, Anderson of Ramsey
Regulating the sale of nursery stock.
Forestry.
Fl. B. 20S, Ployhar-Exception Sec
tartan dormitories from taxation Tax
and tax laws.
III. b. 200. Misunderstanding to du-
ties of county commissioners. Ways
and means.
Fl. B. 210, DISCARD of Nelson--Stand-
ardizing the rural school system and
| the graded school system, and appro-
priating $4,000 annually for the grad
ed schools, $4,000 annually for rural
schools and $4,000 additional aid. for
consolidated schools
III. B. 211, Notwithstanding that
railroad, express, telegraph, telephone
and similar companies be assessed at
full value and that they be taxed for
state purposes only.
| Fl. B. 212, cClellan--Amending the
constitution and reserving to the state
/ the ownership of Goals in public lands
Replaces bill withdrawn by Mr.. Me-
Clellan that was previously introduced
on same subject.
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PHILLIPS To Be
BURIED TODAY

New York, N. Y, Jan. 27.-Last
honors will be paid today to the mem
DRY OF David Graham Phillips, the
author who died on Tuesday, as a
result of a swiftly enacted tragedy in
Gramecy Park on Monday, when he
was shot by Fitzhugh G. Goldsborough.
a young musician with a fancied
grievance, and who killed himself aft
err he had shot Phillips.
After the public funeral services in
st. Georges Episcopal church this aft
ernoon the body will be placed temper
arily in a vault in Marie cemetery for
burial later.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-27
GOSSIP AMONG THE soLoNs.

After meeting Of hotel men held
at Jamestown, the hotel proprietors of
the state attending came over to Bis
marck last evening to get a glimpse
of the working of the legislators while
they are at business. At dinner they
were entertained by Hon. E. @. Pat
terson, proprietor of the new McKen-
zie hotel and OF the Northwest hotel
of this city
The hotel men will spend the balance
of the week in Bismarck, returning
to their homes and hostelries Sat
urday afternoon. Last night at the
Northwest covers were laid for e.
r. Cole of the Metropole and Cole
hotels of Fargo. r. K. Kellar of the
Waldorf hotel at Fargo, Fl D, Bacon
of the Dacotah hotel at Grand Forks.
G. A. Kalus of the Gladstone hotel at
jamestown. John Sanderson of the
Rudolph hotel at Valley City. Charles
n. Tathman Of the Capitol hotel at
jamestown. T.. B. Mellenden of the
Cook hotel at Harvey and III. L. Reich
art Of the St. Charles hotel at Dick
inson
Among the arrivals from Fargo last
night was Arthur w Fowler, states
attorney Of Cass county. who is here
to argue case before the supreme
court today. Mr. Fowler while here
will probably occupy a chair by the
side of the presiding officer of the
senate, as he is d close school friend
of the lieutenant governor
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-27
.SCHENK JURY
COULD NOT AGREE

Wheeling, w. Va, Jan. 27.-Worn
with the worry and work of the Schenk
trial, Judge Jordan did not reach the
courthouse this morning until late and
the prosecutor and counsel for the de-
tense had not yet appeared.
The question of bail for Mrs. Schenk
was to be taken up. Prosecutor Hand
l1n, who says he will fight the reduc-
ton of $4,000 BAIL is indisposed at his
home. Mrs. Schenk, however, takes a
more hopeful look AT the situation.
The Schenk jury disagreed late yes
terday afternoon and was discharged
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-27
Call J. +. Johnson for teed.
Rumors Of Clash.

Lima, Peru, Jan. 27.-Rumors of an
other encounter between Feruvians and
Ecuadorians on the frontier near Scar
una, Ecuador, were confirmed today.
Last night the Peruvian cruiser AL
mirante Grau sailed from Gallo for
Baytia on the northwest coast carry
ing 200 infantry to reinforce the from
tier guards.
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Business .JOts

Cook paints signs. Phone s25.
Have Cowie shave you. Phone 1858. j.
Furnished rooms by day, week or
month. Tweeden block. N. r. avenue.
IL you STAMMER write the National
Institute for Stammerers Crookston.
Mimi Absolute cure guaranteed.
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Coming Events

Friday, Jan. q.
Messiah, Fargo Moorhead oratorio
society.
Tuesday, April II.
Address by p. A. Baker, d. D., or
temperance.
Thursday, May is.
State Sunday school convention.
Tuesday, May is.
State Sunday school convention.
Wednesday, May IL.
State Sunday school convention.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-27
ADMIRAL BARRY
ASKED TO QUIT
RESIGNATION SENT IN AND Ac
cEPTED "FoR THE GOOD or
THE SERVICE"

Washington, Jan. 27.--By direction
of the president, Secretary of the Navy
Meyer asked Admiral Barry for his
resignation. 1t has been received and
was accepted, for the good of the
service according to an announce
ment made by Secretary Meyer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-27
Waters, 25CLb., Saturda,

Dainty waters, all kinds and tiavors,
very special at csc h., Saturday, at
The Bijou Candy Mart, the place
where particular Fargoans find some
thing to suit the sweet tooth" Take
home pound OF Bijou Waters Sat
urday, Is cents per pound.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-27
COLD z


to SO below in the Saskatchewan
country, and 20 to 26 below over
western North Dakota and Montana.
A high pressure area has dropped
down over the Dakotas, and fair
weather may be expected in this vi
cinity tonight and Saturday with cold
wave tonight. Barometer, 29.2T,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-27
hl1l= WEA1-L1El1!

Light snow has
fallen over Mon
tana. the Dakotas,
Minnesota and the
British posses
sions, and light
rain over the low
er Missouri and
upper Mississippi
valleys and At
lantic and Pacific
states. Lower
temperatures pre-
vail generally over
the northern por-
ton Of the coun-
try, over the
British possess
sions the temp
eratures n & e
from 10 below
zero at Winnipeg
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-27
Too Late to Classify.

LosT-On Tuesday afternoon, q mink
muff. between Fifth street and
Broadway and Third street and sixth
avenue north. Return to Mrs. Mr..
Hanson, 210 Fifth street north. Tor re-
ward.
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Last Three Days

or Al. l.. Moody's big January clear
ance sales are on, Big values In all
departments.
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TALK WITH LEWIS HART.
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caop suey i Rashsksiier. Moorheae.
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4 - ~ - For fine black
sos q - broadcloth and
kersey coats, most Of them
full Skinner satin lined; they
are real values up to $3.50.
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The Court Daisy of the /. o. r. had
a. very pleasant time at their masque-
rade ball which took place last night
in the old Stone hall.
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The continuation of the Fessenden
Drug Co. bankruptcy case was con-
tinued again in the federal court this
morning. 1t was an order to show
cause why a receiver should not be
appointad
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-27

cities. Amendment makes bill include
villages.
II. B. 10, Anderson of Ramsey-Reg
ulating terms of court in the Second
judicial district.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-27

- q - n For fine Rus
ID y aOO sian Pony coat,
40 inches long, that sold at
$47.5O.
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indefinitely Postponed.
recommended 100 Pass"

H. B. 1OS, Price-Creating municipal
courts
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The first Of series Of dances for
the Elks is to take place tomorrow
evening at the Prize nall, this Is to be
followed by a supper. A pleasant time
is anticipated.
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zn mn For our 40
n OsWO inch long River
Mink coats, the best quality
obtainable; the real price OF
coat is $1z5.00.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-27

Half Price on broken lines OF
Women's, Misses and Children's
Vests and Pants, all wool.
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o. n mn For our good
- OmOV quality Pony
coats, 81 inches long; they
were rightly priced at $4,000.
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out to the farmer who had made such
payment at rate of II per cent in
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-27

The delay in getting the marble for
the stairway of tlNe new Kaufman
block is keeping the commercial club
from getting into it's new quarters. 1t
hopes to be able to move, however, by
the middle of next month.