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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-02-17
IN AND AROUND DELHI.

George M. King shipped a carload of
hay to Minneapolis, Monday.
Earnest Holmes and family visited
at the old homestead, Sunday.
Miss Sophia Miller returned to Min
neapolis on Saturdays passenger train.
Mrs. H. Helgeson of Belview visited
the family of Prof. Norgard the past
week.
Hannah Johnson returned home from
Ireton, Iowa, on Wednesdays freight
train.
Roloff Waller, all eNpounder of law at
Echo, visited this neck Of the woods
last Wednesday.
School was re-opened on Wednesday
last, after being closed few days on
account of diphtheria.
John Calvin of this place started for
Saltwater on Thursday to register for a
job on the st. CroiX drive.
Mrs Stewart, Lizzie Stewart and
Hugh Stewart arrived at Delhi from
Ireton, Iowa, last Wednesday.
Edmund Shaw of Boyd, Mimi, edit
or of the Boyd Bulletin, made bust
ness call at Delhi the past week.
DR.. Penhall of Morton was called in
consultation on the case of George Ros-
endahl, by DR.. Pease on Friday last.
Edwin Atkinson made a business
trip to Belview on Fridays passenger,
returning on the evening freight train.
The family of VIM. Shelley arrived
at Delhi from Mora, Kanabec county,
on Friday last, and expect to make
Delhi their future home
VIM. Parker and Henry Engerman
made trip to Renville last week, load
ed with corn for which they received
% cents per bushel, cash.
E. J. Bunce, the rustling insurance
writer of Redwood Falls, made Delhi 6
pleasant call the past week and Incl
dentally wrote up two applications.
Daniel McCorquodale of Echo ant
his daughters, the Misses Irene anC
Bell, who attend school in Delhi, spen
last Sunday with D. R. McCorquodal'
and family.
H. F. Chadwick, who is at Redwood
Falls organizing Court of the Inde
pendent Order of Foresters, attended
the funeral of George Rosendahl OIL
Sunday, accompanied by Gus Enger
man.
T. J. Tradewell and wife and Mrs. E
d. House visited Granite Falls or
Wednesday of last week, returning
home on Thursday. Mrs. Houed O.
Granite Falls returned with Mrs. House
and will remain In Delhi for "a few days
The latest from the gold seekers, John
Anderson, r. G. Rogers and Herman
Schmidt. was dated Edmunton, n. w
Territory. They are purchasing theil
supplies at that point. Each man has
bought five Indian ponies and equip
ments sufficient for two years's so
journ in the gold region on the Pelly
river
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BELVIEW.
BELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.

Fresh fruit can always be purchased
at Mogen's restaurant.
Editor F. E. Harris was in Redwood
Falls Wednesday afternoon.
A calico ball is on for the evening OF
Feb. 21st at the Belview hall.
The Misses Bake returned from Ha-
eel Run on Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Thompson and daughter
Irene, and Maj. Tyler Ramsland, drove
to Sacred Heart Monday, the former
two taking the train from there to Rem
vile in the evening.
Cashier w. H. Wallace and wife
went to Dawson on Friday, where they
visited with friends until Monday. Mr..
Wallace acted as judge in an oratorical
contest during his absence.
Rev. FIR. Bjorge preached at Rock
Dell church last Wednesday. Mr..
Biorge resides at Red Wing, where he
is the foreman of the Minnesota Synod
of the Lutheran church. He spoke for
four hours on the work of the church
in this State.
The Belview Oriental degree team
conferred the degree on six candidates
at the home of J. B. Johnson in Vail
township last Saturday evening. Fol
lowing the initiatory exercises an Oy-
ster supper was served. The team
reached home at four o'clock Sunday
morning.
Mabel and Joseph Listrud, daughter
and son of Mrs. Martin Listrud Of this
place, and aged eight and five years
respectively, died ofmembraneOus Group
last Friday. The remains of the two
children were buried Friday midnight
without services, owing to the fear that
the disease would spread.
Belview was out of kerosene last Sat
urday, Sunday and Monday, and as 8
result number of families were back
to other days by burning candles. The
Standard Oil Co. agent at Hanley Falls
is supposed to supply Belview will
that article and his non-appearance
here has called out considerable of cuss
ing.
Mrs. Sandager, mother of the San
dagger brothers in Swedes Forest, dice
of old age at the home or her son, Louis
Sandager, in that township, last Fri
day. The deceased was over so year
of age, and was born in Denmark. Sh'
came to this country with her HUSBAND
and the two settled in Redwood coun
ty, shortly after their landing on Amer
lean soil. Her husband died last year
She was the mother of three sons anC
one daughter, the latter Mrs. Han:
Jensen of Kintire. The funeral occurred
from the Swedes Forest Lutheran
church Tuesday, large circle of friends
ID acquaintance of the deceased anC
family attending. The interment oc
CURED in the cemetery at the church.
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STATE OF OHIO. CITY of TOLEDO.


FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm of F. j. Cheney
Co.. doing business in the city of Toledo,
county and State aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum of one hundred dol
lars for each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh
Cure FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence this 9Th day of December. A. D..
1886. A. w. GLEASON.
(sEAL.) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and muscous sur
faces of the system Send for testimonials,
free. F. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, 0.
~ Sold by druggists, IS.
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LAMBERTON.

Cliff Reynolds gave dance Tuesday
night.
Peter Nissen was up from Sanborn
last Sunday.
w. H. Hoehne was up from New
Ulm last week.
John Ruddy came back from Illinois
Thursday night.
Rumor has it that r. Morton has
sold out to John Koenig.
John Unger has been having quite
serious trouble with his eyes.
Spring election is near at hand and
yet there isn't much talk of it yet.
A number turned out to hear Rev.
Buzzell of New Ulm last Sunday even
ing.
TrOusdale Bros gave good show at
the opera house couple of nights last
week.
Freeman O'Rlenness, who has been
holding down the station at Evan, is
again at home.
A. H. Mohler is reported as little
better but is yet unable to attend to his
work in the office.
Rev. Leazer preached very able
sermon on Light" at the Methodist
church Sunday evening.
DIR. Zindell returned from his visit to
Renville county last Sunday. He re-
ports lots of snow up in that country.
A number from Walnut Grove at
tended the dance Monday night. The
orchestra from that place furnished the
music.
J. S. RandalIs familiar face was seen
on our streets, Wednesday. He has
been in Iowa the greater part of the
winter.
The Monday night club gave recep-
ton at Morton's hall Friday evening.
All who attended report a most en- JOY
able evening.
VIM. S. Mckay of Redwood Falls
was in town Thursday and Friday. He
is said to be aspiring to the authorship
or the county.
Miss Alice Anderson has completed
) her school in the Henry Schmidt dis
! trict and returned to her home in Min.
neapolis. She has been secured for the
summer term in the same district.
Last Saturday night the Woodmen
banquetted their friends A short pro-
gramme was rendered after which sup
per, consisting of coffee, cake and sand.
witches, was served. The young people
tripped the light fantastic until mid.
night.
Parties were all the 60 last week.
There was surprise on Mr.. Nesbit and
wife Tuesday evening; also one the same
night at Rev. Leazer's. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cliff Reynolds gave card party to a
number of their friends, Wednesday
night.
Governor" Nelson and Hans Miller
returned from their Lake Shetek fish
ing trip Thursday night. They brought
back few nice fish, but we have it
from those who ought to know that
they bought them and spent more time
: on the ice boat than fishing.
) Springfield Advance: A. G. Ochs &
Co. have the contract to put up Koenig
& Pechtl's new building at Lamberton.
1t is to be 25x6O feet, two stories, built
of pressed brick, and to cost $4,000
be CONSPICUOUS building in Lamber
ton.
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and all on account of baby boy, born
Feb. LIST.
Mrs. Nina Lee has returned from
Window to keep house for J. F. Paul
son. John isolated over it.
August Kruger's little boy had his
throat badly lacerated by falling down
with corn stalk in his mouth.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-02-17
DELHI.
DELHI TRAIN TIME TABLE.

DELHI TRAIN TINE TABLE.
East bound passenger. Lv., IL :28 A. M
West bound passenger, 2:R
West bound freight. 7:45 M
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
East bound freight, 5:55 M
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
g. M. BROWNE. Station Agent.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-02-17

81, 500 to loan on easy terms by E. E
HarriOtt. 27-tf.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24
pltt.bnrr Improvsmsnts.

Pittsburg. Tex, Sept i9-The ma
ohlnery has arrived for the electric
light plant, poles are being put up
aud force OF men are wiring the
stores and residences. The city con
tracted for street lights Saturday. and
by Oct. 10 the entire city will be light
cd By electricity
The artesian we'll Is now 1900 feet
deep. a rock was struck that seems
TO contain a large per cent Of bright
yellow metal that Is thought TO be
gold, and sample was sent TO the
state geologlst
The committee who have in charge
the handsome gift OF Andrew Carne.
gie for a public llbisry are making
considerable progress with their work
and the city council oontemplatea
erecting a handsome library and city
hall in connection by issuing bonds.
The local telephone company ls
building line TO Mount Pleasant and
will have II completed In ten days
gIyIn Ms connection with that town.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

Fon Worth, Tex. Sept. &c. n.
Fairchlld, married, aged about as years.
died suddenly yesterday at thu st.
Charles hotel, on Rusk street, at the
corner Of East Seventh. Morphine was
given as the cause Of death.
lie was breathing very hard al .
o'clock a, m, and attracted attention.
Ills room vas entered aaa hs vas dis
covered 20 be In tho throes Of death.
lie fingered until iO:3O yesterday morn
ing.
The deceased short time prior to
his death had been a rallroader Six
months ago he left Fort Worth, going
to his old home az Marquette, Mich. lie
returned here Friday morning and reg
istored at the hotel where ho breathcd
his last
In April last his wife. Florence, In
stituted suit in the distrio, court here.
praying for n divorce Yesterday af-
ternoon he went In search of her and
attempted TO effect reconciliation. Tho
two met In an attorneys office. but the
wife would not be reconciled, aud In
note which no left addressed 10 the
public. he said he could not live with.
out her. anG that the only recourse he
had was death.
lie left also note saying that n
anything should happen to him to write
Mr.. y. Gerard at Smiths Crossing,
Mich, and to Mrs. Sarah u. Collier.
West Branch. in the same state. Pa
pers on his person showed that he was
a member OF the Brotherhood OF Rail-
way Traihmen, with his membership In
the order at Cloburne A receipt an his
possession indicated that he was
member In good standing OF Johnson
lodge No. 13i, !. o. o. b.. nj Cleburne,
his dues having been paid up to Dec.
1, 1888.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24
Gen. Haskell DEAD.

Columbus. o.. Sept i7-Brig. Gen.
Joseph T. Haskell died suddenly Al his
home at the Columbus post about 4:3O
yesterday. He was stricken with apo
plexy, tho excitement through which
he passed during the day being the
immediate cause OF the attack
Gen. Haskell commanded the seven
teenth infantry ut the battle Of III
Caney and was twice wounded In the
left shoulder and knee.
lie came home a month ago and was
rapidly recovering. Yesterday morn
ing the seventeenth regiment returned
home and Gen Haskell went to the
depot In a carriage to welcome his gal
liant men. lie rode at the head Of the
regiment through the city to the post
and the cheers Of the immense crowds
OF people that lined the streets we're
directed almost as much to him indi-
yldually as to tho regiment Al the
reviewing stand the crowd surrounded
tho carriage and flowers were fairly
showered into the vehicle from every
side Although not as strong as for
merly. Cen Haskell appeared rugFed
and his sudden death was n terrible
shUck to his family and friends.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24
okiahon,s Day.

Omaha. Neb. Sept. IL Oklahoma
held the boards at the exposition audi
torium yesterday. The visitors wero
headed by the FIRST regiment band OF
Guthrie and escorted by a troop OF
mounted Indians in charge Of Capt.
Mercer. The Indians dropped out OF
line when they reached the grounds
and went on TO their encampment Hair
dozen members OF Col. Rooseyelt's
troop OF rough riders. who accompan-
led the Oklahoma party, were also In
yited 10 seats on the stage aud their
appearance was followed by vigorous
applause. The usual addresses OF well
come were spoken. Gov Barnes re-
sponded. J. c. Roberts OF lSinghsher
and Mai. A. z. woodson spoke OF the
resources OF Oklahoma.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

vigo. Spain. Sept. i7..-A crowd o.
about 200 people bosieged the house
Of Gen. Toral yeaerday, demanding
that the troops which arrived here
from Santiago de Cuba be Immediately
landed. They proceeded 10 the quaya.
cheering the troops, and were with dlf-
hculty disperaed by soldiers OF the gar
rlson. Atterward n crowd OF about 1900
people returned 10 the quays. and
when they saw the soldiers landing
barefootod and nearly naked. they be-
came infuriated and surrounded Gen.
Torai's house. hooting and kissing and
stonlng the building. Eventually the
Spanish general succeeded IN escaping
to the Leon Kill On learning this the
mob gathered on the dock and stoned
the steamer for half an hour. smash
Ing the cabin windows The Leon
XIII was Obliged to leave the place
where she was moored
Five steamers are ready to transport
the returning spanish soldiers and civ
u officers, with the archives and muni-
tlons OF war from Cuba, but II is be-
lieved II will take four months and
cost sOOOOOOO pesetas TO bring the
troops back TO Spain.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

Galveston, Tex, Sept 2i.-The or
der which appears below Ia seif-ex-
planatofy Mr.. Cleveland IL already
10 Richmond.
Headquarters Texas Division United
Confederate Veterans Galveston, Tex.
Sept 2O.--uencrai order No. 4.
In compliance with orders Issued by
Gen. John u. Gordon. commander-in.
chief VI the United Confederate Vet
erans, the commanding general OF the
Texas division. United Confederate
Veterans. hereby appoints the follow
Ing named gentlemen Representatives
Of che Texas division 20 attend the ~
neral OF Miss Winnie Davis.
Col II. g. Lowe, Mr. W. ID. Cleve-
land. Major George zlmpleman. Gen.
H. u. stoddard, Gen. w. u. Young. Mai.
r. Charles Hume, Col L. A. Daffan.
Col a Faulkner and Mai. q. A. Quln-
Ian.
2. The above named gentlemen will
proceed at their earliest convenience
TO Richmond. Va. where they will take
proper steps to show the great love and
affection which the veterans Of Texas
In common with those Of the whole
south had for the lamcnted Daughter
OF the Confederacy, and their personal
grief over her untlmely demise. by
order of J. y. POLLY.
Major General Commanding Texas Dl-
vision United Confederate Veterans.
s. o. YOUNG.
Adjutant General and Chief OF stan.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24
ABOUT TEXAS.
Matters Happening in
the Last Day
or Two.
cabsii'. Proclamation.

The following order is self-eEplana.
4ory:
Headquarters Trans-Misslssippi De-
gartment. United Confederate voter-
ans. Dallas. Tex. Sept 10 -usneral or
.dsr No, 80
II is the painful duyt OF the lieu
tenant general commanding tho United
Confederate Veterans. Trans Misslsslp-
pl department. 70 announce % you the
death Of Mlas Varina Jefferson Davis.
setter known NJ Miss Winnie Davis.
the Daughter Of the confoderacy. the
youngest daughter OF our beloved pres
ident. Jefferson Davis. Miss Winnie
died az Narragahsett Pier. L. T., al noon
Oh the 18th Of September surrounded
By her aged mother aud Othor sorrow
ing friends.
have neither tho space nor tho time
60 tell you Of her many virtues and
noble traits oi character. She was the
Daughter of the COnfederlcy. adopted
and christened as such by the men whc
followed the nag ot the lost cause uu.
1l IL was furled forever Shs was a
woman Of strong character. great intel
ligence and noble impulses. and as
duuful daughter did all In her power to
contribute 10 the support Oi herself
and aged mother
Shs was beloved by tho old Confed.
'orate veterans who considered her the
~uncrowned queen Of the south She
attended the reunion at Atlanta when
the Confederate Veterans Sons OF Vet.
erans and United Daughters OF the
Confederacy extended to her an oya-
tton never eNcelled In any country OF
bY any people Miss Winnie's tame
and fame. like that Of her noble father
will live forever Ia the hearts ~ the
southern people who cherish with q
deathleas devotion. patriotism and
bravery. and the grand virtues OF true
and noble womanhoOd
The different camps throughout the
Trans Mississippi department are re-.
qusaaed Us soon M possible after this
order Is received TO take action In
regard 20 the death OF our beloved
Daughter Of the Confsderacy. BY order
oe w. l.. CABELL.
Lisutenant general United Confederate
Veterans. Trans Mississippi depart.
msnt. A. T. WATTS.
AdJutant general and chief Of stan.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24
Answer to Note.

Ennis. Tex. Sept. 2i-On August 2s,
1898. r. j. Miles OF Garrett had a bale
OF cotton glnned at Garrett. in which
he placed a note directed TO whomso-
ever should use the cotton lie stated
that Il had been elassed here strict
mlddling and asked 20 be informed how
q classed IN Liverpool. Garrett 4 Sons
AZ Lane. Eng, got the bale and on
September 9 wrote 10 Mr.. Miles that
they bought Il In Liverpool, paying
3 e9-32d FOR IL. and that Il was graded
low middiing.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

Indianapolis, Ind. Sept. I7-The war
department yesterday telgraphcd 20
Chaplain q. A. Carstepsen OF the one
hundred aud ffty-eighth Indiana regi.
mont. Just returned hero from the
south. calling on him 70 aalrm or deny
tie text Of an interview credited 10
him in an indianapolis paper. Among
other statements credited TO the chap.
lain Is one that the gencral-ln-chle. Of
the medical departmcn. was yeter-
mary surgeon who had devoted all his
life to doetoring horses. In deserib-
ing Camp Thomas, Chaplain Carsten-
ser ls quoted as saying
"Exaggeration ~ not necessary.
Facts are more cOndemnatory than ne
tlon The real conditions were bad
erongh. God knows"
Rev. Christensen Is pastor OF the 81.
Paul Episcopal church OF this city.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24
Nearly Al APpolu,sd.

Washington Sept 1.-THE expecta-
ton Is that Hon. Charles Donby. ex-
minister TO China. will accept the
presidents invitation 10 become a
member OF the commission which Is 10
investigate the conduct OF the war de-
partmont during the war. This with
the other persons who have practical
ly indicated their Willingness TO serve
makes six In all, the remaining Ave
being Messrs. Towel. Sexton. Keone.
Dodge and Gilman.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

Dallas. Tex. Sept 20 0-Lawrence
Montgomery Knepny for many years
past a leading business man OF Dallas.
died on the ranch Of George W. Ma
hoaey. In Coleman county. seven mllos
from santa Anna. Sunday night lie
was a Mason Of high standing and
past grand commander Of tho Knights
Templar u the state lie was made
a shriner July ie 1887. was past po-
tontate OF Hella Temple and well
kuoNn the country over 10 those who
have attended the annual meetings of
the imperial council Of the Mystic
shrtne. Mr knephy WAS president OF
fhs state fair one term
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

Madrid Sept, 1.-THE Spanish peace
commission has been appointed. Senior
Monioro Rios, president OF the senate,
will preside. The other names are
withheld until the queen regent has
given her approval.
Duke Almodoyar de Rio the foreign
minister, and sonor Moret, former sec
retary for the colonies. are engaged
In drafting the instructions for the
commission.
The queen regent has algned the bill
lust passed by the eortes authorizing
The cession OF national territory un.
der the terms OF the protocol.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24
Elected omesrs.

Dallas. Tex. Sept 2i.-The State
National Association OF splitualists
held It's annual convention here and
elected the following officers 20 serve
for the ensuing year: President, Thom-
as Keats. Galveston; vice president,
Mira. Wilson. Fort Worth; secretary,
John w. Ring. Galveston; treasurer, j.
II. Peters, Baird; trustees. George
W. Lang, Rosenberg; Allen Franklin
Brown, San Antonio; Il. II. Kneeshaw,
III Paso: David @. Hlnckley. and Miss
Ellen r. Thomas OF Dallas, Dallas was
selected as the place for holding tho
next annual convention OF the organl-
zatlon.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24
as,srnar s.aa. ooadol.ae...

Austin. Tex. Sept 20 Gov. Culber-
ssn sent the following telegram 10 Mrs
Davis.
Executive once Austin. Tex, sept
is.-hrs. Jefferson Davis. Rockingham
hotel. Narragnnsett Pier. n l.. bog
- assure you of theprofOund sympathy
90 the people Of Texas In the death OF
your gifted and noble daughter. Ia.
neriting a great name and born 10 the
&iariea of the civil war. she was greatly
bsi0fed BY the southern people aud
Der memory will DO tenderly cherished
~ them q A. CuLBERsOh,
u0yernor of ToaAA
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

Valley Mills, Tex, Sept. 2i.--A man
by the name OF Joe Conner fell into
tho lecp cut recently finished by the
railroad contractors and was killed
Monday night. The body was not
found until the hands went 20 work
yesterday morning. Very little Is
known of him. lie had only worked
for the company half a day. On ac-
count OF rain ho quit work at noon
Monday and came down town. Nothing
more was seen OF him until his body
was found yesterday morning. The cut
Is about nifty feet deep where he fell.
lie was about 80 years old and weigh
ed iiO pounds; light hair and mus
tarhe.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24
AIiaml 81 nai,..tnn.

Galveston. Tex. Sept i9-The Lone
Star steamer Miami arrived Saturday
morning from Norfolk with a partial
cargo OF coal for E. o. Flood q Co,
aud when she shall have been dis.
charged she will take a cargo OF cat
tle 10 Havana She has just cuuio out
OF government service as trans
port, and Capt. Mcdonald who was
IN command OF her during the war.
has several experiences TO tell One
OF the things that he Is priui OF h =
testimonial from Gen. Whoaior.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-24

Galveston. Tex. Sept. 2O.-Yestorday
morning the committee OF merchants
and the committee Of tho colored labor
union called on Traflc Manager Denl.
son of the Mallory limo with their prop.
oaition 10 have the men returned %
work Immediately al tho old scale. pro-
vided the Mallory line would agree 10
arbitration The committees were quite
hopeful that this would be agreed 10.
hh yesterday they received re-
ply from Mr. Denlson Ia which he said
that the line could pay no more than
the present scale and that the Mallory
line would have 20 be- the Judge OF con.
ditions and the conduct of its business
lie gave the old employees OF the line
until Sept 20 70 return 20 work aud
said that II they did not return by that
thine other aud permanent arrange.
menia would have TO be made.
The union held a meeting last night
and heard this raport At rs conclusion
the oficial statement was made that
the union would stand firm Ia rs do.
mAnd and while Il oounoeled obsery-
ance q the law. Il would not be re.
aDsnaibie for individual acts. The NAL.
toFy line worked its ship yesterday
With the crew Yesterday seven colored
msn came by rail from Houston 10
Work on the dock.