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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

da} swa p"siaa}osd "a $500? mr.
Observation-Disclosures Burozyn-
skiemu z kobdowa.
CZkUCHO WO. w Krystkowie
PREY ogladaniu strzelby zabita so-
xosta}a iona posied.lclela Fan
z POZNANSKIEGO.
CHODZIEZ. Ma niespodziewany
po}6w natrafl} temi dnlami pewien
tutejszy rybak. Ztowit bowiem
ptaks krogulca, zaliczanego do.
rodziny ptak6w drapieznYch' Ptak
6w odwazyt sc niezawodnie nieoo
"a daleko We wode i powlk}a} sig
W sieci.
SMlGIEL. " Zegrowle bawi}y
sic dziecl s,ekiera przYczem 3 letni
ch}opcsyk odraba} d~uletnlej co.
reczce woznicy Marcinlaka kilka
palcy u prawei reki.
KEPNO. Clagnell jak krowe z
blota many zatem zn6w move
przYstowie. Dzia}o sic W Kepnie.
Krowa pe.nego sobywa:ela zato-
ne}a ma trzesaw,sku. Zbieyli SIG
ludziska i dale; ,adzi6 jak ooallt
tonaca krowe. Jaka6 madra .g}owaz
wyrwa}a sig wreszcie l rzecze: Toe
mic }atwiejszego. Za}ezy6 krowle
powr5z ma kark i wyoiagnac konmi.
Rada sl{ spodobata i wykonano il.
Wszystko pos>}o g'aako, lecz kro-
wa pokava}a o16r = udusi}a sig "
skutek ~zaiozonego powrosa.
BYDGOSZCZ. Str6z zabif "
obronje swej 'robotnika Bartella.
Stafo sic to W Gogolln,e. Robotnik
6w wraz z kolega pc .pijanemul
zaczep1} str6zaa ten breuiac, sic
pr,eblt go lanca.
W{asclcjela Kauza we W}adys}a-
wowle uderzyf kon:. tax n'eszoze-
6liwie VI brzuoh, II niessoze6liwy "
skutek oiezklch obrazeh wewne-
trznych " kilka dni potem zmarl.
OSTR0W. kadnym str6iem po.
r1adku publioznego okaza} SIC ian
darn z Mechnio K. kt6rego tutej-
sly sa skasat "a podpalenie szopy
ma iva lat, dcnu karnego S lat
utraty praw honorowYch.
MOGILNO. Ares.towano tn
bankiera j r6wnocze6nie posiedxi~
clela ziemskiego Lothara Kunxego
0 fafszvwe bankructwo. Aresztoa
& IN w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
re SLASKA.

RYRNIKI. Jake zyole TAXA
smierc. Robotnioe' Schulz znaleziono
W je] mleszkaniu bez 1ycia. Spila
sic ona dzieh przedtem tax okrop.
ME. re smierd nastapila wskutek
zatrucis alkoholem.
B Wyrodnym synem
Jest mechanic Robert NJ, ktdry
pijaay powr6oi} do doma pokl6-
Oil sig re swo'n ojoem, poczem te-
goz zgnaf nozem W p,ersi, tax, II
bezprzytomny pad& ma zlemie. Nie>
b~ezpiecznie rannego OLGA odwleziono
do szpitala, za6 syna aresztowano.
WROCkAW. Preses ~rejencyi
wroc}awsklei wyznaczyl 500 mr.,
nagro2y "a wykrycle mordercy
Elfriedy Ludwig, kt6ra .niedawno
jak donosllldmy, z~naleziono zadu-
ssona " parku. poiudniowym. spraw.
cae ma bye rs do es lat LEGACY
LIS. do 1850 m. wysok,, chudy
mezczyzna. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

ggcisAsraxHy. l~sasnle
% stacy 'li, y Korosowle, "a. zdsri ':1''s e
bbylo4taakE ssllne, u okoifoot SO. os6b
odnioslo M |, k g oielesne. Maj
vieks,yleh oobr.aeh dosn.}a I. 2. m. N,
|Csapelska, potc1tmistrsynl : Kor..'
ozowa, ktdr,. w}asnie zdaza}a re
.Lvowa. Diva wosy pooiagu osobo.
wego j diva wozy pociqga c~iesaro-
wego uszkodxone tax, te musiano
je odoseri6 ma stacYi. PrzYczyna
katastrofy byte zle usta wienle
s%wroetnicy Ga magasyn), 2 vine
poncsl zwrotniczy kolejowy, kt6rY
zamlsst sta6 PREY zwrotnicy. zaj-
..4, =A-.. ..~rE. E
mowaf sic wyfadyvanjem 2 ciezar
rowego pociagu, iak niemnlej urze.
dn,k pefniaoy s}uzbe ruchu, kt6rY
ME przekona{ SIG pred n%adejsciem
pociagu, czy .zwrotnica dobrze u
stawiona. Wskutek sllnego zderze-
MIA szyby " oknach popeka}y, kae
~leczac do xrw1 podr6znych. Motna
sobie wyobrazic panike, jaka zaps~
nevada " chw,li starcla tenn wee
cej, II pociag ten przepe}niony Zy.
daml, kt6rzy wybrall sic ma sadny
dzien do rabina Belzkiego.
KRAKOW. Dw6ch m4odych,
niewy6ledzonych dotai 'udzi .napa-
do ma str6za, Wladys}awa Ko,
ztowskiego, pilnuiacego materYa}
drzewny ma trzeoim mo6eie Wisty,
napast;nicy przyszli do sk}adu drze-
wa W celach kradsiezy. Jeden Z Mich
uderzyf Kos}o Wskiego tepem ma,
rzedsiem " glove tax sllnie, 70 mu
czaszka pek}a. Napastnloy zbiegl'.
Koz&owskiego zas cdwlezlono do
szp'tala. gds,e wslczy 70 6miercia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

~
E S z OJCZYZNY /
X az
Z PRUS POLSRICH.
PUCK. tn rozpoozeto budowe
domu ola wYc,encsonych ma si}ach.
Tam maja xamieszka6 tel E:1bie.
tanki a .ajmowany przez ME dom
sostanie ~sprzedauy.
Ponedxiciel Hallmann wDarlslu-
blu dosta{ napadu kurczy PREY roz~
palAnlu piecs przyc,em TAX ciezko
sic loparzy} ze pc dwuch god1i~
mach umarf.
- CHOJNICE. "a niska kare
otrzyma} tn nadszwa]car Jan Lo"
tacki Z Jeinlk oraz syn, jego.
Osksrienie sarzuca}o i'm, re 4vtu
krowom swego pracodawcy pola.
mali ogony. Sad lawniczy skaza}
ojca ma diva miesiace wiezieaia a
syna ma tydzieh. Obaj odwofali sig
i sad hare znizy}. OLGA skazono ma
miesiao wiezienia, syna ma 80 mr..
harry.
SREBRNIKI pod Ko wa!swem.
w n~iedslele, dnia l5-go b. M,
wybuchf tn " ezasie g}6wnego ma
bozehstwa ogieh. KS. Bo!towi
spalito sic oko|o ~ koni (n,ekt6~
re wartoscl 600 do 1000 mr.) l6
zrebiat, kt6re z ogrodzenia poble
ely " ogieh. sasiadowi spall}y sig
stodo}a, s+ainia, krowa II SWIM.
Pomimo z.bezp,e;zen,s ponosza
j.. p~ogorzeloy znaczne straty.
RADOMNO. tn II os6b zacho-
rowa}o wskutek epozycis wieprzo-
why Iape}ulouej trychninami. 4
dotknletych trych' nj l osoba
juz umarla. ....-
IT,. .sa "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

uEAOAy1uo 81 h
/ RACIBoRz. Sad przysieglYch
skasa} wyrostka J6sefa Markletora
L Lichiny "a podpalenie ma 5 lat
ciezk.ego wiezienia. Ola .tego,. Re
|ojc'ec mu odm6wif pieo,edsy, pod
pallt stodo}e OLGA.
Ia polamsnle drzewek 1oco-
,wyoh' PREY s'ros,e skazahy zosta}
parobek Karol Peschke ma rok j 8
miesiace wiezlenia.
PSZCZYNA. w ostatnioh latach
spall{o sig kilka stod6f " Well
klein Dubehsku, pow. rybnicki j
ornontor leach, powlat pszczyhski.
Ma ~ykrycie podpa&acsy wyzna~
czono juz przedtem nagrode, lecz
daremnie. Obecnie po~dwyzazono
te nagrode ma 1000 marek.:
RACIB0RZ. Sad przys,egivch
skazal naczelnika oddzia{u TOWARD.
wego ma tutejssym dworcu kolejo-
wynn. B~urlinskiego "a sprzeniewiee
rzenie 81 mr.. Z kasy urzedowej ma
9 miesiecy wiezienia. B. mia} jul
20 lat slusby pc "a soba.
BYrOA. ~ spv4yc,u gesiny za-
chorowa}a rodzina Aupca HAMBURG
gera, skladaj4oa sic : 9g}dw, w6r6d
Eobiaw6w otruoia. Hamburger juz
umarl. zona , d.lsci waio1a ze
smierciq. sledztwoo wdrotone.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
BUILDINGS ARE
ALMOST COMPLETED
STRUCTURES THAT WERE BURN
ED ARE NEARING COMPLETION
AND OTHER BUILDING rs READY
FOR THE DEcoRAToRs-RuILD-
INGs CONTROLLED BY STERN.

The buildings that are controlled by
the Stern interest in the city, which
have been in the course of reconstruc-
ton, are now almost completed.
The part of the Union hall building
which was most recently damaged by
fire is now ready for the plasterers
downs stairs and the upstairs rear
hall is in good condition. Architect
OShea, who has had the work in
charge, has rushed 1t to completion
and the laths have already been placed
in position ready for the plasterers.
The new Kaufman building is prac-
tically finished. The commercial club
has already moved into the third floor
and the second floor, which win be
occupied with Offices Is nearing COM
pletion. The first floor, however, is not
as far along as the others, and the
the Prize company, which will oc-
cupy this room, Is rapidly pushing the
work ahead. but on account of the
great abundance Of fire work to be
done lit Is going slowly.
In the Orpheum theatre building the
entire skeleton work dis now complet-
ed The laths have been put on by
the carpenters, and what plastering
that is to be done, will be started at
once. The new playhouse is now
ready for the decorators in some por-
tons OF the building, and the mon with
their brushes are expected to put in
Same time next week on the interior
Werk
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
INVADE
Devils LAKE
Delegations Pile IN From All
Over Northwest
GET TRULY ROYAL WELCOME
WHOLE CITY uNITEs TO GIVE
THE ANTLERED ONES THE
GLAD HAND AND THE TOWN is
ALIVE WITH COLOR, LIFE AND
GAYETY.

Devils Lake, N. D., Feb. 25.--Every
citizen of Devils Lake, whether an Elk
or not, united in the effort today to
give royal welcome to the visiting
Elks. The whole city is alive with
visiting Elks, and the spirit of the
occasion has not been marred by a
single discordant feature.
There are delegations mere from Will
liston, Minot, Bismarck, Grand Forks,
Crookston, Fergus Falls and Fargo
They came in special trains and spec
ial coaches and nave literally taken
possession of the city. 1t is believed
that 1000 visitors will be here before
night.
The occasion is the institution of the
Devils Lake lodge, which will occur
this evening. The work is to be done
by the Grand Forks lodge. 1t marks
one of the greatest events in the his
tory of Elkdom in the state.
The Fargo delegation of Elks left
here this morning to participate in the
big initiation and installation of the
Devils Lake lodge today. The herd
from the gate city numbered about
fifty.
The Fargo boys wore large buttons
on which were printed pertinent and
catchy sentences. They are said to
have been the product of Ernest Or
chard, secretary of the Fargo lodge,
who sprung them as a surprise on the
Fargo bunch as they reached the train
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25

Washington, Feb. 25.-The respon-
sibility for the conditions with which
they now are confronted was charged
In part to the farmers themselves by
Senator MCCumber Of North Dakota
today i'm a speech i'm the senate against
the Mccall bill which puts into form
for enactment into law, the provisions
of the Canadian reciprocity agrce nlent.
Holding that a ratification Of the
agreement would spell disaster for ag-
ricultural interests the senator said
that the farmers having loaned their
ears to the arguments that were urged
for lower rates OF duty at the time of
the passage Of the Payne Aldrich bill
and their having given their votes i'm
ensuing election to the opponents of
those members of congress who had
voted with the leaders i'm the two
houses had been the undoing OF the
farmers. He declared that when the
crusade against the whole tariff sys-
tenn was launched in the press that,
natural conservation lost her balance
and everything in the tariff bill was
condemned"
I'VE need money to run the govern
ment," he continued, but this was
Iost sIBHt OF ana wave OF Tree trade
that would have destroyed every ves-
tige of protection and left the govern
ment without money, swept over the
country"
Mr., McCumber referred to the sec
tionalism that developed in the tariff
situation and the desire of one part
of the country to have it's own products
protected while those of another part
should be made to compete with free
goods brought in from abroad.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
A CRISIS
IN FRANCE
g.se,s.a - -
Premier BRAND Faces Serious
Situation

Paris, Feb. 25.-For the first time il
his brilliant career as the controlling
influence in the government of France,
Premier BRAND finds himself on shift
ing sands. 1t is quite probable the
resignation of the cabinet will be pre-
scented to President Fallieres on Mon
day. H,.
If this course is not adopted it will
be merely because of the urgency of
personal friends and the fact that no
other leader appears available than
because of any desire on the part of
the premier to continue the fight
against the radical socialists and anti.
clericals. But beyond the matter OF
his personal inclinations there is an
unquestioned weakening of the pre-
mier's power of confidence in his min
istry The leader who has before sur
vived great crisis, last night escaped
the censure of the government by a
bare majority of sixteen votes.
The socialists, who have never for
given the premier for modifying the
extreme ecclesiastical views which he
championed when, he first entered pub
lie life, have attacked him persistently
and at last nights session ali but
forced upon him his immediate retire
ment Recently BRAND was assailed
Jointly by the clericals and the So
cialists.
Following the adjournment of the
chamber the cabinet met at the pre-
miers office and considered the situa-
tion. Foreign Minister Pinchon and
Minister of Commerce Dupuy were fol-
resigning at once. All the other min
listers were opposed ito an immediate
retirement unless further developments
should make this move imperative
When they reconyened today the
ministers in conference of one hour
decided to postpone the question OF
their resignation until after the OBJ
sequies of General Brun, the late min
lister of war, on Monday The cabinet
win meet at 1880 O'Clock Monday after
noon. If the ministry retires 1t will
be because the anti clericals desire
more severe measures against the
church and the cabinet would be COM
PEELED to carry out such a policy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25

Juarez, Feb. 25.--It is generally con-
coded by the revolutionists that the
crisis in their cause is near at hand
and that unless General Orozico can
accomplish definite results in the next
two weeks the cause of the Mexican
revolution is dead one. In their first
real fight, on Feb. 10, the Federals,
under General Navarro, completely
outgeneraled and outfought the insur-
rectos, under Generals Orozico and
Blanco This fight took place at Guada-
loupe, twelve miles south of here.
After the battle the Federals occu-
pied this city and the insurrectos were
forced to encamp twenty Ave miles
south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
NUMBER OF BILLS
PASSED HOUSE

Bismarck, N, D., Feb. 25-The house
held quiet session this morning. A
number of bills were passed, among
which were:
FL. B. $40, by Harty-Providing for
the collection of delinquent personal
property taxes and reducing same to
judgment.
III. B. 35, Harty-ReIating to delin-
quent personal property taxes and col
lection of same
H. B. 247, Hyland-To run surveys
from Mouse River to Devils Lake for
purpose of determining feasibility Of
draining surplus flood waters of Mouse
River into Devils Lake, appropriating
$3.50 for same
H. B. 354, Shea-Relating to coroner
fees.
III. b. 34S, Notwithstanding con-
stitution, relating to services of legis-
lative members, increasing compensa-
ton to $40 per day.
H. b. 37S, Aashiem-Prohibiting
prize fighting, boxing and sparring ex-
hibitions. r.E
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
McCumber Talks in
Senate Against Pact
GREAT CRIMINAL
TRIAL TO START
EYES OF WORLD ON ITALIAN
CITY NOTED FOR HISTORIC
EVENT.

Viterbo, Italy, Feb, 25.-This historic
town, called by ancient writer's the
city of handsome fountains and beau
tifuI women, had not been the center
of so much interest as 1t now is since
the thirteenth century, when the con-
cIave which resulted in the election
Of Theodore Visconti as Pope Gregory
met in the Episcopal palace here and
continued in session for two years and
nine months, during which time it was
the scene of unending violence and
bloodshed among. the murdered being
the English Prince Henry.
At the present time 1t is criminal
trial instead of a conclave which at
tracts the interest of the whole world.
The leaders of the dreaded Neapoli-
tan Camorra are about to be judged
and the case may rival in duration
the conclave of 1871. 1t is expected
that the trial will occupy one year
and it will open on March IL. The
voluminous documents in the case re-
veal a story more engaging than a
romance. 1t is the result Of four years
of police work.
1t shows that Gennaro Cuoccole,
upon whose murder the case was built,
was not only a notorious criminal, but
a rival in the Camorra of it's alleged
head, Enrico Alfano, also known as
Enricono. His body, bearing many
stab wounds. was found at Terre del
Greco, a suburb of Naples, on June 7,
1906. The body, horribly mutilated, OF
Maria Cutinelll, known as the beauti.
full Sorrentino, was found in their
pretty apartments a few steps from
the royal palace.
Police inquiry uncovered the great =
est criminal conspiracy in modern
times and which led unquestionably
to the assassination of the New York
detective. Lieut.. Joseph Pretesino.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25

An attack is expected at any time
within the next few days. which may
mark the turning point in case the reb-
els are successful.
According to correspondence from
Chihuahua City, investigation of the
states finances since Miguel Ahumada
came in as governor, three weeks ago
shows that the state is in debt more
than $6,000,000. When Ahumada held
the Office seven years ago the debt was
100000.
Most of the money is owed to the
Band de Minero, Of which Enrique
Creel is the head. CreeI has been con,
stitutional governor most of the time
since Ahumada's earlier term of office
He is now Mexican foreign minister.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
U. S. GOVERNMENT
MAY PROTEST

Washington, Feb. 25.-State depart
'ment officials are inclined to believe
that a too broad construction has been
given to the action Of Canadian Off
efals at Winnipeg in stopping party
of negroes from the United States who
sought TO cross the boundary line into
western Canada. .r- 4--.- .
It is believed that If such action was
taken it was based upon objection to
individuals of the party. If 1t should
appear, however. that the dominion
government has decided to exclude a
whole class of American citizens be-
cause of their color. the state depart
ment will probably feel called upon to
protest against such action as a clear
violation of the treaty rights of Am
orleans.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
FARMERS ARE
THEMSELVES
To BLAME
N. D. Scion Shows Results Of
Free Trade Idea
1t Is Responsible for the Pres
ent Condition
Means Disaster to Agricultural
Interests
Lorimsr Case Next.

Washington, Feb. 25-"With the
Lorimer resolution on the calen-
dar as unfinished business, ! shall
press 1t TO the utmost" said SEN
ator Burrows, chairman of the
committee on privileges and cleo
lions, as the senate went into ses-
sion today.
/ shall ask the senate TO take UP
the Lorimer question at o'clock
if by that time Senator McCumber
has concluded his reciprocity
speech, and shall keep it to the
front until o'clock, when neces-
sarily it will be placed by special
order Of the senate for eulogies
upon the late representatives, w.
c. Lowering and C. @. Tirell Of
Massachusetts. Whenever the
speaking on the subject of Lorimer
is concluded, / shall insist upon a
VOTE
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
find BONES OF
FORMER CONVICT

Columbus, o., Feb. 25.-The mystery
of an escaped convict at Ohio peniten-
tiary, more than seventy years ago,
was thought to have been cleared up
today when the prisoners at work
tearing down one of the abandoned
buildings, found a few fragments of
human bones in an old tunnel which
they uncovered. The bones are thought
to be those of Scott Maythe, who, the
records of the penitentiary show. es-
capped from the institution on July Z,
1910.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
MECHANICS lien
BILL IS KILLED

Bismarck, N. D.. Feb 25.-Hookway's
senate bill 81, known as the mechan-
les lien bill, was killed in the senate
today The bill came to the senate
from the Joint state affairs commit
tee with majority and minority re-
port.
The majority report favored indefi-
mite postponement. The minority re-
port was a recommendation for pas
sage,
After some discussion in which Price
and Soriie talked in favor of the ma
jority report and Doyle and Tollefson
talked for the minority report, the ma
tority report was adopted, which kills
the measure.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMITS
SION ORDERS ROADS TO CON-
TINuE SAME RATES - WOULD
HAVE HAD CONSIDERABLE Eff
Feet IN THE NORTHWEST.

Washington. Feb. 25.-Orders were
issued by the Interstate Commerce
commission today suspending advances
in rates which have been filed with the
commission. The principal one, was
that suspending increases on lake
COAL rates from West Virginia and
Kentucky points to points of the great
lakes from March Is to Sept. Is, 1911.
The roads affected by these orders
are, Baltimore & Ohio, Chesapeake &
Michigan, and some of the allied lines
of these roads. The commission has
instituted an investigation of the pro-
posed advance in lake coal" rates but
has found it impossible to conclude its
inquiry by March 15, to which date the
rates, originally were suspended
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
PEOPLE PAYING TAXES
Many People Are Hurrying 20 Pay
Taxes--onIy Two More Days
Are Left.

People have been piling into the
office of the county treasurer today to
get the opportunity to pay their taxes.
ONCE has been filled with people pay
ing their taxes.
There are only two more days left
IN which taxes can be paid before they
become delinquent.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
FEARFUL STORY
OF DEBAUCHERY


Minneapolis, Mimi, Feb. 25.-
John Murphy and Morrisey Mason,
negroes, are under arrest, charged
with having enticed between TWEEN
ty-five and thirty. girls, aged 10 to
liz years, into their den on Sec
ond avenue north and maIetreated
them. The police say the number
may be greater. A girl aged 10.
suffering the terrors OF a night
mare, recently disclosed to her
parents the clue. By coaxing her
she told the story with fear and
trembling because she said the
negroes threatened her with death
IL she told. Today the county at
torney's office was filed vita
weeping mothers and some faith
ers, the latter declaring vengeance
OH the negroes, II conviction does
not follow
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
Want INFORMATION
OF COFFEE TRUST

Washington Feb. 24.-The house
committee on judiciary today ordered
favorably reported the Norris resolu-
ton instructing the attorney general to
send to the house the information he
has regarding an alleged monopoly in
the coffee trade. The committee
amended the bill by emitting reference
to Brazil
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
MIKE GRIFFAN
GETS SENTENCE
MIKE GRIFFAN APPEARS IN THE
DISTRICT COURT THIS AFTER
NOON AND PLEADED GUILTY TO
LARcENY-ooEs TO THE PENl-
TERTIARY.

Mike Griffan appeared in the district
court this afternoon before Judge Pol
lock and pleaded guilty to the charge
of larceny. IT was his second offense.
Judge Pollock sentenced him to the
state penitentiary ait Bismarck for a
term Of one year and six months, and
he will be taken to the state pen the
first OF next week by one OF tho deputy
sheriffs
Griffan stole q number Of bills from
q lady for whom he worked, and was
arrested on her complaint He has,
until today, claimed to have been per-
goctly innocent Of the charge.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
viseOunt Hampton Dead.

London, Feb. 25.-Viscount Welver
Hampton, formerly secretary of state
for India, and from 1908 to 1910. lord
president OF the council, died here to-
day. Henry Hartley Fowler, the first
Viscount Wolver Hampton, was born
March 16. 1880, and was the youngest
son of the late Rev. Jos. Fowler He
was created viscount in 1908.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
TWO HIGHWAYMEN
GET $4,000

Pittsburg. Kas., Feb. 25.--Mrs. Gus
Joseph. postmistress at Fuller, coal
camp near here, was held up by two
highwaymen last night and robbed OF
$4,000, which she had just received by
express from Kansas City The money
was to have been used to pay off the
employees of the Sheridan Coal Co. to-
day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
ANTI-CIGARETTE
BILL Is FAVORED

Bismarck, N. d., Feb. 25.-The Tut
tie bin to prohibit the sale Of cigar
cites in North Dakota came to the
house from the committee with two
reports. The majority report favored
passage, while the minority report fav-
ored indefinite postponement.
The majority report was adopted
which places the bin on the calendar
for passage.