The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], December 14, 1903, Image 6

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REYES CHOSEN
Seys He Is Not a Pdltfcitei
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Washitlg&Hr Dec. 14.—C^tteriii' fte^es
was elected to the presidency of Colom
bia. by an overwhelming majority ac
cording to the Bogota dispatches. To
-4fl intimate friend Reyes said he could
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refuse to serve his country in an
hour of need although he was nojt a.
politician and Had nevtfr sought t^ej^es
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idency.
STORMY LN MICHIGAN.
11 oujjhtoa, ^lich/IJ'ec. 14.—A terrific
snow 'stprnii ^fith. temperature below
zero^,^has prevailed here since Satur
^oth team and electric .roads
abl
^ye^been ujjable to maintain sched
*iBrs.«K6ck 4niffs were moved with dif
ficulty yesterday and it is feared that
fnills .cannot secure a full
supply nf rock. AH Chicago trains are
iroja.five to eight hours late.
^I^OO POOR TO FIGHTflf
St. Petersburg, D&.
*14.—The
.: v^-i 1 RoUmanii. At a privite meeting of
the supporters of the govefrfment,
i, Stourdza, president of the council of
i n?jini$te'rs declared that the Americans
had come to Roumania for the pur
*t»OBe of 'mbnbpolfz?rig''tKe national pe
mjleum "industry and that ttiey must
prevent the country from submitting to
stoch an economic yoke.
Novee
.^l-emya in an article on the Japanese
trpllis,say.s
daet .that ^the. ridiculously s}nall
taken in connection with the
practical impossibility of floating an
other loan abroad, makes it certain that
V»ar would be ruinous to Japan, now that
the United States has declined to sup
.porjt that country, and express the hope
that the better sense of the Japanese
will rescue the,, empire from .lii^ jjn-
FJCHTINIG THE.STANPARD^blL^
Vienna IXec. v^-^-Reports from fio-'
cbarest' indicate thsk the Standard 6il
Co. is meeting with much opposition,
Ml "Its efforts to obtain a footing in
It is stated the Standard Oil
Co. has now abaltdoned its intention of
cbmbini^t Any of the existing bil con
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SENATE VOTES WEDNESDAY.
The Cuban Reclproctty Measure to
f.'v- ?$#flathe Senate WedoMdayk^c
Washington, Dec. 141—The senate
will vote on tHfc Cubaln reciprocity'bill
on Wednesday'in accordance with the
ynaninious agreement entered into
during the special session anid until
the vote is taken practicaly the en
tire time ofv the senate will be giveh to
the discussion of the bill. Senator
Bkitey will be thfe first Weaker of the
week and it is understood will con
sume tfye greater part of the day. He
will oppose the bill gnc^ will .devote
himself particularly to a presentation
of the constitutional aspects of the
question. He will be followed by Sen
ator Spooirer who also will discuss the
constitutional questions involved, but
from a standpoint favorable'to the bill.
In addition to these there will be a
number of short., speeches for and
against the measure. .There, is
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doubt that the bill will p«iss lyitnout
amendment.
No progtamnje Jiasij, .beeo arranged
for the remainder of the week after the
disposal of the Cuban bill, but it js' un
derstood that the Way wilt be prepared
for the taking hp of the'Panama and
Chinese1 treaties imrfiediately after the
Christmas holidays.' lt is probable
there Will be further discussions of the
various resolutions bearing upon cur
rent questions, and an -effort will be
made to secure the passage of the Pen
rose resolution looking
(to
an investi­
gation of postoffice department affairs.
The pomocrats will coajtinue theij- ef
forts la have it amended so as .to make
it mandatory. It is expected Senator
Hoar will seek to secure consideration
of his resolution rehfiVfc to the recogf
nition-of the government of Panama by*
the United States. Senator Mitchell
has given notice of a-speech for Thurs
day in the interest of the proposed-ex
position to Portland^ Ore.
Senators generally Jjope.ta secuue an
adjournment f^r. the Cbristma* |ioli
.days Friday or Saturday.
IN THE H?trSE.
Washington, Dec.. 'itie:
house convened today consideiration, of
the pensions appropriation biif in cqfm
mittee of the whole hotise Was 'restthied.
During the week a number of:" tha
more important committees will take
up pending-bills' for considerationi but
beyond the passage of the pensions ap
propriation bill, it is «bt believed, thilt
much will be accomplished on the floolr
the house in the way of geper^L
legislation before the Christmas (holi
day reeess.
CHRISTMAS RECESS.
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A TRIO OF ACCIDENTS
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TOMORROW, DEC. 16, we will have our Iffiffifnst flock of gtods, suitable, for Holiday Prennity,
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iPfedmont, W. Va., Dec, i4.^1p,ive
men were killed and several £5Wrfety
injured by the overturning of ty^ erj
gines attached to a heavy Baltimore &
Ohio freight train on thg.^^gyent^en
mile grade" near here.
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While descending the "dfeventeen
mile grade" the train to which were^jat
tached two engines, left the track. The
engines and nearly all of fhe twenty
four loaded cars tumbled Jnto a deep
ravine, carrying the trainmen with
them. The tracks wefe"tdrri1 upffor
nearly 100 yards.
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ON THE ST. PAUL: ?.
Des Moines, la., Dec.
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trainmen were killed and four injured
in a freight collision on the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul road near Adel,
la. A double-header west bound arid
an extra freight east bound came to
gether in a deep cut on a sharp curve.
Three engines and fourteen cars ^ere
entirely demolished
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ON THE BURLlNdTON.
Ottumwa, la., Dec. 14.—Three per
sons were killed and ten injured in a
wreck on the Chicago, Burlington' &.
Quincy road, three miles west of Albia,
la. The west-bound passenger train
Was derailed while running onto i the
Cedar Creek bridge, and five cars were
.wrecked by a collision with the ateel
girders of the bridge. The wreckage
immediately took fire and several bf
the victims were badly burned.
Just what caiised the accident is a
mystery. As soon as the engineer no
ticed there was something wrong he
applied the air brakes, but w?s unable
to stop the train. Five cars werfe com
pletely burned and the remaining
coaches badly damaged.
saoTHEWiimE^ri^:
-Atlanta^ .-De?. ^4.—^r^ldeiifs
and managers 0/ the clubs comprising
the Southern baseball League kte
rounding up jn Atlanta in readiness, jir
the league's annual meeting to be lmd
tomort^Wi There W ebflsiderable r^!
last season, the dUtribfgififi of
guarantee fund and .the coflectibi
funds for next year. Applications
been received from Houston, J«*
ville, Dallas, Galveston and
but talks with the i)tagna[&g!._,
here indicafc^that a change in
ft^ bfiHeTSSale1are
without op#o«itlitmj
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THE SUNDAY BAND CONCERT?
r^rc^or Z^woerman end the N. D. SttUftuul
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The verdict of all musical people wfio
formed part of the large audience which
gathered at the operahouse yesterday
to hear the North Dakota State Band in
its first Sunday afternoon concert of the
season was that the concert merited only
the highest praise and that Director
Zimmerman and his men presented a
programme and executed it in a manner
which would have done credit to organ
izations which place themselves in high
ranks.
Mrs. Shattuck says that she had never
enjoyed a similar concert in Fargo more
than she did the one yesterday after
rtoon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Y. Sarles of'Hills
wro, Mrs. Bruce Crusoe and Julius,
Schmidt all expressed thmselves
in a similar strait^ and added, "the
band is splendid."
The strongest number on the pro
gramme was the fantasia ''Hungarian," a
descriptive composition by Tobani. Dur
ing its execution the audience sat al
most breathless, but as the finale faded
away the house broke out into deafening
applause.
A. L. Intelhouse -pi Hillsboro played
a difficult cornet solo 'which was well
received and Jhe gracefully responded to
an encore.
Suppe's "Morning, Noon and Night
was splendidly executed, the time, attack
and,expression being excellent, not only
in this number, but in every one on the
programme.
The unfurling of a gigantic flag dur
ing the playing of "Star Spangled Ban-,
ner," caught the house and it was
some minutes before it ceased. It was
gratifying to notice that the aduience re
mained quietly standing during the
execution of the patriotic number. The
next concert will.be given Sunday, Dec.
27, and if the weather is agreeable the
operahouse will be taxed. .•« •»..
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
S. J. Hill, Adjutant: Annual election
of officers of John F. Reynolds' Post,
G: A. R: will te held' this evening at
7: jd b'clotik. Therfe will probably b^ U
eourtmartial brder^
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*!!tr J* Speer: A rev^Ulir riview ^)f
ill the Wtflffltflf Up 6f ttte^slA^sr^^ V
last KM.nn, thp «»e Maccabees will be held this evening.
in ^J-oyal JCnigftts Hall at 7:30.^uk|r:
»%r Khiglttft^ease make a s
to attend &fc buiiittefs of i
:&&& Will be traftsactjM, "There
be nomiuatioQ for
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tlorsea of Celettrated Men.
It Is generall)' known that Napo-.
leon's wliite stallion, tlip horse he rode
at Waterloo, was nauicd Murengo and
.that Wellington's charter In the same
battle was Copenhagen. The latter
lived to be twenty-seven years old.
The remains of Mnrengo are preserved
in the Museum of the United Services,
London. Do you remember the- names
of any of George Washington's horses?
In nearly all of the Washington stat
ues the Father of His Country Is rep
resented as on horseback, but what Is
the name of the anim-il he bestrides?
Richard III. owned White Surrey, and
it was for that splendid animal that
he cried when he shouted, "My king
dom for a horse!" William III.*s fa
vorite horse, Sorrel, had one eye. Sa
voy, the black horse of Charles VIII.
of France, also had only one eye.
When Carlrle Pinebed HI* Wife.
A volume by the lflte Anthony
Froude. the historian, telld this Story
of Carlyle and his wife, who lived on
notoriously bad terms, the latter dying
first: "Carlyle found a remembrance in
her diary of the blue marks which in
a fit of passioq he had once inflicted on
her arms. As soon as he could collect
himself he put together a memoir of
her, in which with deliberate courage
he Inserted the incriminating passages
of her diary, the note of the blue marks
among them, and he added an injunc
tion of his own that, however stern and
trifle that record might be, it was
never to be destroyed."
For State News Read The Forjnt
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