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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-15
ANOTHER CUBAN TRAGEDY.

Havana, March 19.-The military com
mander of Santa Clara reports that as
the insurgent leaders Cayito, Alvares, Nu-
neZ and others were upon the point of
surrender to Spanish troops near La Es-
peranGa, province of Santa Clara they
Robert o. Bermudez, and collision oc-
Cured. Later, on the farm of Luzo, a
force of guerllas found the naked ho-
dies of Alvares, Nunez and Major rs
pineza of the insurgent army, who had
evidently been killed by the insurgents
who discovered their intention of surren
dering to the Spaniards,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-15
FOR COPPER RIVER.

San Francisco, March 1.-THE ship Sin.
tram will sail for Dutch harbor today
She is crowded with freight and has 40
passengers, The vessel has been char
tered by the Alaska Exploration Company
to carry their steamers and barges to
Dutch harbor, The craft were built in
this city and will be put together when
the Sintram reaches her destination. The
steamers are four in number and there
are six barges, II was intended to take
all ten craft on the Sintram, hut it was
found thlt the ship could not carry them
all and second ship has been chartered.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-15
PASSED THE SENATE.

Washington, March 1.-THE senate to-
day passed the bill to pay the heirs Of
the late John Roach $SS0,S0l for labor,
and material, dockage and detention. etc.
of the gunboats Chicago, Boston and At
lanta. Also a bill to increase the pension
Of Letitia Tyler Seaple, daughter of Pres
ldent Tyler, to $50 per month.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-15
VESSEL FOR COLUMBIA RIVER.

Washington. March 1L-A bill was
passed by the senate today authorizing
the secretary of the treasury to have con-
structed vessels for the revenue cutter
service. One is for service on and in the
vicinity of the Columbia River bar, Pa
cifc ocean, the cost not to exceed $780,
900. The total cost of the eight is not to
exceed s.. ,O00
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Flats for Rent,

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FLATS-For rent, Virginia fats, East Sum
nit av.: elevator, etc, rent, $35 to $45.
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Subscribers and dealers in Min
neapohs WiH be served with
The Daily and Sunday Globe
by the Minneapolis Book Ex-
change, 20 Washington aUe-
nue. south. Change of ad-
dress or orders for delivery
should be left at that od-
dress.
AUXILIARY FLEET.
Government Is Preparing to Dispose
of 1t.

Government Is Preparing to Dispoxe
of 1t.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-The dis.
posal of the large fleet of al1xilt,rv
cruisers, naval craft-aibout one hun-
dred In all-including a number of large
ocean going merchantmen, which have
oeeh impressed into cruisers, colliers
ETC., Will be taken UP at the navy de.
partment tomorrow by a special boa
OF naval officers consisting of Cant
Clark, OF the battleship Oregon: Cant
higglnson, OF the battleship NIassachu-
setts; Capt. Chadwick, of the cruiser
NeW York; civil engineer Andrade
VINO inspected the ships at Santiago.
ana Naval Constructor Tawresey, who
was member of the auxiliary board
at New York which originally recon-
mended the purchase Of these vessels.
capt. Clark being on leave, may be
represented by another officer.
The fleet includes thirty-eight cruis-
ers and large yachts, four of the cruis-
ers pelng the transformed Morgan lin
ers, each Of $500 tons, now known as
tne Prairie, Dixie, Yosemite and Yam
kee; fifteen colliers from 1900 to 5000
cons each; seven supply ships, am
bulance ships, distilling ships and re-
pair ships, the largest being the Celtic.
o''oo TONS; eleven steamers for various
uses and twenty-seven tugs. the
largest being the Iroquois, 700 tons. and
the smallest. the Sioux, 155 tons. This
fleet cost many millions Of dollars. The
yachts averaged in cost about $50. 900
and the tugs $4,000, while the big lin
ers transformed into cruisers and col
lers cost several hundred thousand
dollars each.
The naval board now to pass upon
this fleet will require a month or more
TO make the survey and appraisal.
Which the law requires when naval
material is to be sold. The board will
determine at the outset what vessels
should be retained, as many Of those
On hand are serviceable as coIliers.
supply, ambulance or distiIling ships.
These to be sold will be appraised, and
the navy department will then adver-
t1se for bids for the ships not wanted.
There will be no auction. Bids will
be received at the navy department.
the sales being made to the highest re-
sponslble bidders at not less than the
appraised price. There is some curios-
lty as to the amount which will be
offered for these vessels. When thew
were bought the urgent needs of the
government compelled the payment of
prices which, in some cases. were re-
garded as fancy" Doubts are ex-
pressed in naval circles whether these
same fancy" prices will prevail when
the offers to the government are made.
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LOCAL RAILROAD NOTES.

Senator Mark Hanna. of Ohio. will arrive
in this city this evening He is returning on
the Northern Pacific from a tour of the
Yellowstone park.
the American Express company, started with
his family on the Northern Pacific coast
train yesterday. for visit to the Yellow
stone.
S. j. Ellison. district passenger agent of
the Great Northern. at Des Moines. came to
this city yesterday with large number Of
Dunkards, who are going to North Dakota
to settle.
by General Manager Kendrick. of the North
ern Pacific. of the appointment of William
FORSYTH to succeed E. NJ. Herr, as super
1ntendent of motive power of that system.
The appointment takes effect Sept. 1.
The September number of Home and
Garden. issued by the Great Northern, ap-
peared yesterday. 1t is filled with articles
giving useful information Of practical kind
West 40 ''''
An extra tourist car was added to the
Nortnern Paclfc coast train. to accommo-
date an unusually large number of travellers
On that line, yesterday.
"A large. party of land seekers from In
diana arrived last night. and went out on
the Northern Pacific to points in North Da-
kota. Most Of them went to Darlington.
A meeting of passenger rate clerks of the
Twin City terminal lines was he'd in the
National German American building yester-
uesy " uA lue rate SneetS TO New York and
other Eastern points Those present were
J. B. Metaclf. of the Omaha; A. L. Eidemil-
Ter. Of the Burlington; G. A. W. Fairbrother,
OF the Great Northern; D. B. Gardner. of the
St Paul G. Duluth; A. Fraser. of the 500:
J. 7. Beatty. of the Wisconsin Central, and
j.. G. Poore, of the Northern Pacific. They
will complete the sheet today.
General Manager s. G. Stickney, of tho
Chicago Great Western has had number
Of flash light photographs taken of the new
Great Western limited. the company's night
in the United States
General Superintendent Du Puy. Of the
Chicago Great Western, has gone out on the
line on an inspection trip.
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NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.

an employe of the Great Northern In this
city. has gone to Council Grove, Kan, where
M;nni ME rs 70 o De married e on Thursday to Miss
popular young woman in that city.
St Cloud, Mimi, Aug. 23.-John Ambro-
s1oh Is suffering from a broken leg, sus-
tadned 9, while he was returning on his wheel
from St. Joseph. He lay for several hours
IN the road before passers-by discovered him
and brought him here,
and wife have returned home from a three
weeks trip through New York and other
Eastern states.
Winono, Mimi. Aug. 2s-Captain r. s..
Van SAINT has been selected to represent
the John Ball post, G. A. R. of this city at
the beg encampment to be held in Cincinnati
Rochester, Minn. Aug. 2a.-The plans Of
the Anti-Saloon league are to be carried out
with all possible speed. This has been de-
c1ded 1,ita, on at union -, meetingasof all the
hoidt. 9ei' IA - :.
Fergus Falls, Mimi. Aug: es.GGeorge F.
Briggs of this city. were married at the
brides home. The wedding was a quiet
one. one and nd only Tn few Q; the friends and rea
Mrs. Bryan will reside in st. Paul.
Crookston, Minn., Aug. 8 2s.LThe local
committee tee IN charge of the street fair have
that they will attend the Crookston street
fair in a body and With d ! fJafnd to lead
them about. ., 8
Crookston, Mimi. Aug ca.-The United
States land office yesterday offered for entry
10L GIL acres OF land in tfeaRed,flake reser-
vation, which have recently been restored to
entry and settlement. This was land that
was withdrawn last year, pending re-esti-
caassed as pine land. =
Aberdeen. 8. D., Aug. 2s.-The Aberdeen
Coursing club has decided to hold a fall
first week in October. The $500 Aberdeen
event. :
Preston. Aug: PA few, days ago Frank
Bakke. local butcher, shot at a calf. missed
it, and the bullet passed through the arm
Of Nh Nina Day. who was sitting on the lawn
nearly haif a a mile away. and entirely out
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WITH IMPRESSIVE. CEREMONIES
Corner Stone of WinOna's New Hos
pital Is Laid.


pitaI Is Laid.
W1NONA, Mimi, Aug. 23-(Specfa1 \
-Threatening clouds and drizzling
rain considerably marred the proceed
fngs Incidental to the laying of the
corner stone Of the new hospital which
took place at 4:30 o'clock this az
ternoon. A large crowd, including the
city officials, were in attendance and
the proceedings We're attentively list
ened to despite the drizzllng rain. The
laying OF the stone and the depositing
or the copper box containing a short
history of the hospital and other rec
ords were performed by Judge Thomas
Wilson Of st. Paul. Other addresses
We're made by Dr. Irwin Shepherd
Judge Thomas Wilson and Right Rev.
j. B. Cotter. Judge Wilson's hands
guided the huge stone in place. Among
the articles placed in the stone were a
brief history Of the Winona hospital
association, a copy of the sarticles of
Incorporation and copies of the Winona
daily papers. III 20.
The building now being erected Is a
beautiful structure located ON Indiana
avenue. It's estimated cost is about
S3,5O0, and architecturally it is one Of
the most modern buildings in the city.
The foundation is of Winona stone,
the main structure being of Bedford.
Ind. dressed stone. twill be ready
for occupancy about the first of the
year. -- ,rnY esc. e,e,..,.
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Sum mons,

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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
sey-ss. In District Court, Second judicial
District
Mary Schmidt, plaintiff, VS.. Wilhelm Schmidt.
observation-disclosures.
The State of Minnesota to the above named
defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint of the plaintiff in
the above entitled cause. which said com
plant has been filed in the office of the
Clerk of said Court, and to serve a copy Of
your answer to said complaint on the sub
scliber at his office No. 81 Chamber of Com
merce Building, in the City of St. Paul, in
said County Of Ramsey, within thirty days
after service Of this summons upon you. ex-
elusive Of the day Of such service: and If you
fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in said complaint. together with the
costs and disbursements of this action.
Dated this 23rd day of July A D. lS93
GEO. H. VERNON.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office. 81 Chamber of Commerce.
Residence. 71S 1glehart St. ST. Paul MINI.
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STTLLWA WATER.ss

Large Tow of Logs Goes Out-Gen-
eral News of the City.
SALTWATER, MINI, Aug. 23.-(Specal.)-
The Rutledge and bow boat left today with
large tow Of logs for Weyerhaeuser &
Denckman. Rock Island and the Musser
left with raft Of lumber for parties at
Muscatine, 10.
Judge Willston. of Red Wing, held spe-
cial term of the district court at the court
house today, hearing the cases Of Hoard vs.
plevin.
An order was filed in the district court
today in the case of Sven Magnuson VS.. A.
Johnson, Ida L. hammers and George A.
and lien on certain dwelling house.
David Gaslin has not yet been taken to
Boardnlan to answer to a charge of having
taken a horse. but requisition papers viii
be secured and he will be taken to Hudson
for hearing.
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IRON ORE RATE CASE.
Railroad Commission Preparing to
Resume the Hearing.

The railway commissioners go are making
ready to resume the hearing in the iron ore
rate cases at Duluth on the 9Th of September
and they are mixing careful analysis Of
the evidence thus far adduced Though it
is likely that the cases will not be further
pursued they are going ahead with it in order
to be ready when the cases are called again
The railway companies interested are doing
the same, and during the past week several
railway and iron experts have been sum
moned to appear as witnesses at DuIutb
General Manager Kendrick, of the Northern
Pacific railway: Charles w. Johnson. Charles
j. a. Morris E. H. McHenry, P. B. Winston
and F. G. Winston have been summoned at
the instance of the Duluth & Iron Range
railway.
Secretary Tiesberg. of the commission, is
member of the commission who is now in this
city.
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BENEDICT FOR SENATOR.
Republicans of Blue Earth County
Make Nominations.

MANKATO, Mimi, Aug. 23.-(speciaL)-
The Republican county convention met in
Mankato today and nominated a full county
ticket Attorney Clifford L. Benedict, of
Mankato. was nominated for senator and Gil
bert Gutterson, Nels Nyquist and N. G. Ar
fight was over sheriff, which was captured by
Fred Geriach.
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SHAKOPEE, Mimi, Aug. 2s.-fspe-
cial)-At the Democratic County con-
vention at Belle Plaine the following
delegates were electede to- attend the
congressional convention to be held at
Hutchinson Thursday: H.@sC. Koerner,
j. %. Townsend, F. J. Whetlock, H. B.
Conlon. H. A. Zettle, slP.9J. Keating.
Theo Wieland. R. Kaufenberg, J. J.
Renos. M. c. Compton, james Bauer,
w. NJ. Southwortal, D. J. Dealen. The
following resolution was adopted:
That this convention of delegates OF Scott
candidacy of Hon. Charles G. Kinds for the
Democratic nomination for congress for the
Third congressional district. and that we re-
quest the deegates chosen to represent the
TO be held at Hutchinson on Aug. Is. to use
all honorable means to secure his nom{ation.
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PORTO RICO POSTAL STATIONS.
They Are Ordered Established at
Guayamas, Mayaguez and San Juan.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-The post
master general has ordered that mill
tary postal stations be established in
Porto Rico at Guayamas, Mayaguez
and San Juan. with facilities for the
transaction Of money order and reg
lstry business. sale Of postal supplies
and receipt and dispatch of mails.
Ihese offices are included in the mill
tary station of which the Washin gton
office is the head. The following clerks
have been detailed to carry on the
work at the new stations: At Guav-
amas, John F. McKenna, agent, B. F.
Gilbert and Charles q. Landreau
clerks; San Juan, John T. Callahan
agent, Charles E. briggs and DR.. G.
L. Ayres, clerks; Mayaguez, J. w.
whitney, agent, II. H. Vanalstein and
N. Allen Merritt, clerks.
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The 500 line has issued folder telling OF
the attractions Of the Toronto Industrial fair
which Is to be held in that city Aug. 20 to
Sept. 10.
A reduced excursion rate is announced by
the railway and a programme of the fair is
published. There will be exhibits Of live
stock, agriculture, horticultural and dairy
products and fine arts, woman's work, in
ventions, novelties and special attractions of
all kinds. Hagenback's animal show is
among the entertainments promised.
Pains pyrotechnical reproduction of the
battles in Cuba and the destruction of the
Spanish fleets will also be given there.
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G. A. R. Cincinnati Encannnent

The Monon route from Ch,cago with -.
four trains daily is the best and most com
Portable line to Cincinnati. The rate will be
one cent mile: Tickets on sale Sept. s, 4,
Monon's beautifully illustrated book on the
encampment. Frank j. Reed, General Pas
senger Agent, Chicago. L. e. Sessions, N.
W. Passenger Agent, Minneapolis. MINI.
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PROCEEDINGS IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of
Minnesota, Third Division.
In the matter Of Swan j. EImauist,
Bankrupt, I'm Bankruptcy.
Notice of the first meeting of creditors.
Whereas, on the 23rd day of August A. D.
1898. upon an order CT reference from the
clerk of said court, the honorable Judge
being absent from this division, Swan j.
Elmquist was. by me. duly adjudged a
bankrupt, pursuant TO an act Of congress,
approved July 1, 1885,
Now, therefore, it is ordered that the
first meeting of the creditors of said bank
rupt be held at my Office 10S Gernania
Life Insurance Building in the City Of St
Paul, County Of Ramsey, State of Mime
sofa, at 10 a. m, Friday, the 18th day of
September, A. D. 1898.
1t is further ordered that this order be
published in The st. Paul G O e. a news
paper published in the County of Ramsey,
State of Minnesota, at least one week be-
fore the date Of said meeting and that
notice Of said meeting be mailed to the
creditors Of said bankrupt at their respec-
tive addresses, at least ten days before its
date
M. DORIAN JR.. Referee.
Mclaughlin & Boyesen, Attorneys for Pc
titioner, Pioneer Press Building, st. Paul,
MINI.
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Missionary Society at Mankato.

oI.NNKATO, Mimi. Aug 2s.-The Mime
sofa Christian Missionary society, the state
association Of the Disciple churches, met
here today. The opening session was devoted
to routine business, and this afternoon ad-
dresses were delivered by Rev. Robert
Gr1eve, of Duluth; Rev. c. E. Morgan, of
Minneapolis; Rev. w. B. Craig, Of Des
Moines, To-; Rev. A. D. Harmon, of st.
Paul, and Rev H. D. Williams.
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GLOBE WAN7 ADS.

Same rate as charged at Globe
Office, Fourth and Minnesota.
No advertisement less than 20
cents.
IWo cents per word for Perso.
nal, CiairUoyants, Paimists
Massage and Medical Ads.
LeGUe your Want ads at any
one of the following
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tempt at consolidation or that lumber rates
will advance. The meeting was attended by
about fifty Of the most prominent lumber
men Of the Northwest and later a meeting
was held by the executive committee of the
wholesalers and retailers OF these two asso-
Citations The meeting Is said to be one Of
the most important ante convention meetings
ever held IN this city, and 1t is reliably
stated that 1t will have Significant bearing
on the future of prices and welfare Of those
two powerful organizations
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Financial.
Articles of incorporation,

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| WHEREAS, THE NORTHWESTERN LAND
Improvement Company of Winona Mime
sota dld, prior to July 5th, 1S98 duly or
sa1Ize 2 as corporation under and by virtue
OF iitIe q, Chapter "a Of the General Statutes
Oh minnesota 1873, and the acts amendatory
anu supplementary thereto, in and by which
ar'ieles az b; OF Incorporation the principal place
OF business of said company was fixed and
located at Winona, Minnesota, and.
whereas, The said company its stockbo;d-
ehs ths ana directors. are desirous of changing
me .ne location OF its principal place of bust
ness ness from Winona, aforesaid, to the CITY Of
minneapolis, and with that end in view, at a
and dJraotrs dJInSened n meeting of the stockholders
Improvement Company, held at its Office in
WIZ Winona, Minnesota, on Tuesday, July 9TH.
1Gso. nlaoa ana mo thereafter at the same time and
Pidce tne directors Of said corporation met
and that at said meeting Of said stockhoId,
eIs, as well as at the meeting of the direc-
1orin LOIS OF sara company held Immediately fol-
low iio"ing. the following resolution was carried
by majority vote of the Stockholders ali
sipcH s * pei neing present and voted; and aso. by
Moved, that Article q one be amended to
read :!tl, as follows: ~
~, The e. name M Of this corporation shall be
Company of Winona Minnesota.
Inc general nature of the business OF this
90 corporation shall be TO buy. own, hold. deal
IN. sell and negotiate notes, bonds, Stocks.
mortgages and other evidences of indebted
ness ness 10 puy, own. acquire, improve, sell
ieS. iIaase. eXcnange, plat, mortgage. to deal in
sohai ana mixed property, and particularly
10 issue and sell installment investment con-
s eracts for the future delivery Of real estate.
gOobs' gob ware wares or merchandise, maturable at
Sucn tlmes and on such conditions as the
Doard OF directors may from time to time de-
iermine; and generally do and perform such
awlui business and undertaking as shall bs
necessary n or expedient for the proper carry
ing on of the business above NAMED. its
prlnieipal place of business shall be Mime
In witness whereof we have hereunto set
our hands and seals this tenth day Of An
gust, 1883, and affixed hereto our corporate
J. M. CoURTRIGHT. (seal1
AS President Of Said Company Aforesaid
OSCAR H. SCHMIDT, (SeaI1
as Secretary of Said Company Aforesaid.
Of AZ 'Ao p'eoehce
g. J. Cahaley
J. F. Costello.
Corporate Seal)
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ARE AFTER JAGO,
Britons Agree to Assist in the Pros
ecutfOn.

ecutfOn.
LONDON, Aug. %. - At the Bow
street police court this morning Sir
John Bridge presiding, ]. W. Jago
chief officer Of the White Star steamer
Britannia, charged on a warrant issued
at the request Of the United States en-
'bassy, with mail robbery and SNUG
Cling. was formally discharged. He
was Immediately re-arrested bv the
British authorities on a charge of rob
berry within the British dominions. this
arrangement having been reached bv
an agreement with the United States
embassy, which made the request for
Jago's extra dition
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Free Consultation,

Men and women suffering
from nervous or private dis
eases quickly cured. No mis-
takes; no exposure; charges
reasonable; 15 years in pres
ent office: oldest and most re-
liable specialist in the city.
Call or address-Dr. Wyatt.
230 Hennepin Avenue. min
neapolis: Hours. 9 q. m. TO 8
p. m. Sundays. 10 to 12.
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WAITING FOR sUPT. HERR
Firemen's Grievance Committee Has
Not Given Up.

FIFeIHeHs "FIeVHhce committee Has
! Not Given Up.
The committee of Northern Pacific Arenen
who made request for more pay is stiIl In
khis city awaiting the return of Superinten.
dent Herr. Mr.. Herr is soon to retire from
the company's service. and it may be that
the question will be turned over to his suc
cessOr, Mr.. Forsythe.
That may delay matters somewhat II "a
the impression about The general offices Of
the company that the mems demands will
not be acceded to. The fremen saw thew
mean business and that they will not be-
put OFF with indefinite promises or refusal
They declare that they will carry the mat
ter high as they can and will exercise
every effort to gain compliance with their
wishes.
The conductors committee has disbanded
The members have returned to their homes
but they will return, they say, when General
Superintendent Kimberly gets back to St.
Paul.
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HOOker-Greeu.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 23.-An interesting
wedding was solemnized yesterday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. Frederick Hooker.
In Royalston avenue, when her younger
daughter. Miss Clara Aline Hooker, and Or
rim Monroe Green were united in marriage.
Bishop l. w. Joyce performed the ceremony
In the presence of a small company, Mr.
and Mrs. Green left in the evening for an
Eastern trip. and will be at home after
Sept, l5
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Is Due to- BE Put Into Eject To-
morrow.
The advanced -four tariff Of 251a and 22h
cents will be put in effect tomorrow. Since
Aug. Is the rate had been 2O14 and 171a cents
all rail, and lake and rail respectively. This
rate has been maintained, as far as can be
judged, by all the lines.
Each line has received Its share Of business
and that indicates that no cutting has been
INDUCED in. II the roads maintain the new
rate everybody will be happy and there will
be no more trouble.