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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-01-11
PINE WAN7EDI
BY GEO. Fl. CROSBY q CO.. Ios-7-s
Providence Building, Duluth, MINI.

That advertising pays has been de-
monstrated to the satisfaction OF an
Iowa girl. She advertised for hus-
band and got one. The ad and we'd
ding expenses footed up TO sl2. 40. At
ter a year he was glad to go to war.
He was killed in battle. The wife
gets 5000 life insurance and a
widows pension. What more could
she expect in one year on an invest
ment OF el2.40.
The Duluth Heralds Washington
correspondent states that Hon. o. d.
Kinney, of Duluth, who is now In
Cuba, has written q letter to the
effect that large tracts OF hardwood
lumber forest practically undevelop-
ed exist in Cuba and that the out
look for profitable investment look
ing TO the development OF coal, copper
and iron mines seems excellent. Mr..
Kinney is making personal investi-
cation Of the timber and mines in
Cuba with view TO investment there
in. 1t is probable that upon his re-
port considerable amount OF Mime.
sofa capital will find profitable in
vestment in Cuba and Porto Rico
ventures.
A Mississippi editor perpetrates the
following: Fish down into your peck
ct and dig up the dust. the editor j:
hungry and the paper 'hout to bust
We've trusted you for several month.
and did it with smile, so just re
turn the compliment and trust US /
while. Our wife she needs some
stockings and our baby needs a dress
Jimmie needs some britches and so d.
Kate and Bess. Pud is on the ho,
train and Peggy sick with grief ant
good gosh almighty can't you give /,
man relief. Shell out the nickles ant
turn loose the dimes. turn 'em loos
and whistle and we'll all have bette
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! Attend the Grand Opening Sale s
} Now Going On at the
) Cut Price Clothing Store
In the old Post Office Building, 'a niY a s..
ssssSSSssssScSSS SsScSSSSSSSs

Larsen will visit this city twice a
month In the future a fact his friends
here will be pleased to learn.
Superintendent n. Cowling will
next week move into the new resi-
dence erected for him by the Oliver
company near the Savoy mine.
Chief Garrison took the man Beach,
who was found guilty Of trying to
pass forged check and sentenced TO
30 days in jail, to Duluth this morn
ing.
Mrs. +. L. Cowen and daughter are
still visiting relatives at West Du-
luth contrary to the statement made
in these columns last week that she
mad returned.
DR.. DeitI, the dentist is at the Ex-
change hotel for few days where he
10 prepared to meet those who have
trouble with their molars. Call early
and make arrangements,
NJ. E. Gleason, the efncient chief OF
the fire department and hardware
merchant, has been on the sick list
this week in consequence Of wetting
received at the fire Friday.
Richard Whiteside returned today
after an absence Of two months spent
at the bedside OF his invalid mother
In Canada. On his return from Can
ada he stopped over in Duluth and
put in a week as q member of the
grand jury.
The Pakiz-Kochevar damage suit ID
on trial in Duluth at present. This
Is the case brought By John Paklz
against Kocheyar Bros. for being
forcibly elected from the defendants
saloon sometime last April and in
which operation Pakiz received a
broken leg.
The Ely man who would not take q
local paper because he read the Satur.
day Blade which he said was more
truthful. sent one dollar to smart
firm for quick way TO make money
He received postal card with the
following recipe: Fish for suckers
the same as we do"
Eight deeds filed in the register Of
deeds Office Thursday transfer the in
terests OF a number Of persons in
lands now leased by the Aetna Iron
company in 4-5S-l6 to John NJ Thorn
as of Niles, Ohio. Mr.. Thomas is con
nected with the Thomas Iron com
pany. The consideration for ths
eight deeds amounts TO s1o5. 900.
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times; there viii be fewer patches on
the bosom OF our pants and we'll
make the paper better il We get half
a chance. Don't give us that old
story, long gone to seed bout taking
more family papers than the family
want to read, but help TO feed the
printer, and he'll help your town 10
grow, and thus escape Ihe sulphur IL
the regions down below.
The reason for the boom In copper
stocks, which began month ago, is
said to lie in the fact that a combi-
nation OF New York capitalists aims
TO control the copper output OF the
country and has started in to buy all
the available stock OF the leading
companies, with the idea OF pooling
il on some basis not made known as
yet and probably not fully decided
upon. Already majority OF the
stock OF some OF the leading compan-
les is in control OF the syndicate and
the whole deal is likely TO be complet-
ed within sixty days. There are vary
ing estimates of the capital of the
proposed company, from $500, 100000
to $500, 0oo, 900. 81
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Prospective Business.

The Tower Journal says: A. g.
Kingston, manager OF the Iron Range
Cash store, accompanied by P. II.
Marion, OF the firm OK Marion Bros.
was in bly, this week looking over the
field with a view of establishing a
branch mercantile establishment
there. 1t is rumored that these firms
may consolidate in establishing 8
branch store either al Ely or some
favorable point on the Mesaba range
but as their plans are not Jet com
pleted nothing definite can be stated
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The following from the Tower
Journal relating TO peddlers 10 very
good to apply to Tower and vicinity
but the effects do not harm lily in
the least as our city officials are very
alert in keeping this class OF gentry
out of our midst by putting on an al
most prohibitory license. Usually
the peddler goes out on the next train
OF pays the license fee. However the
bill will be good thing and should
become law. The Journal says;
zone OF the the first measures that
will demand the attention OF the state
legislature this winter, after the work
of organization is completed, will be
a bill providing for the licensing Of
peddlers making its imposition OPP
tional with the city, village or town.
ship officials. There was Q slmiliar
bill passed some years ago but the
supreme court held that 1t was m
constitutional ia SO far as IL prohib-
tied farmers and gardeners from ped.
ding their produce In the cities near
which they resided. 1t Is. the inten-
tion of the drafters TO so construct
the bill that these defects will be
eliminated and II is te be hoped that
they viii be successful In their efforts
II there is any measure Of greater i'm
portance than another to the bust
ness men of this locality. is 10 9
measure thas win do away with the
peddlers. The peddlers in this imme
date vicinity TO day are doing more
to injure the business OF our ner
chants than any other one cause
They gather the cream Of the trade
| leaving little that Is desirable Tor tne
Legitimate merchant. There Is moi
the slightest doubt in the world but
what the proposed bin will meet with
q stubborn opposition from the hoard
of travelling vendors. They can be
depended upon putting forth every
effort to defeat the bill but IL 10 hard
ly to be expected that they win b.
successful. The measure may per
haps be considered as bordering or
class legislation but insomuch AZ the
class legislated against are OF no par
ticular benefit to either business OIL
society, the members Of the legisla
ture ought not to have any scruple.
against voting for Its passage.
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Al the Columbla

River In Washington, the entire
Northern Pacific express train Is fer.
ried across at one time on mammoth
ferry boat. IL is sight worth seeing
The California passenger who take:
our every Wednesday California tour
ist car, has this sight thrown in free
Chas. S. Fee. general passenger agent
St. Paul, MINI.
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MIXED.

ratronlze home industry and smoke
tas Ely Star.
John Kapsch made St. Paul q bust
ssss visit Tuesday.
a. A. Leighton has removed to this
city from section 30.
Capt. Trezona returned Tuesday
from trip to Virginia.
81. Van Blarcom has recovered from
his attack of rheumatism.
Chas. Stoll went TO Duluth this
morning on business visit.
Mrs. P. Wagner went to Duluth
Monday returning Tuesday.
Sam Rapson has removed to the
Johns cottage on Harvey st.
The thermometer the past two
weeks has averaged % degrees below
sA,o.
The festive Indian and his jag has
heeu familiar sight the past few
days.
Mrs. Geo. Holmes and daughter
saye returned from their visit TO
Tower.
xels Coffman is at the Shipman
hospital suffering with an attack OF
eleureSy.
ED. Bubar, of Duluth, father OF
Mrs. 6. Rapson is in the city visiting
ais daughter.
Another clothing store Is about to
"a opened in the Kinney building by
q Duluth firm.
Smoke the N. J. Segsl, Victors and
me yermilion Gun Club, Arst class
% cent cigar.
George Holmes secured first prize
% game cock at the poultry show
in Duluth last week.
Arthur Proctor was Injured at the
Pioneer today by being squeezed be-
tween two tram cars.
John Altman, of Hibbing. IL nego.
tiating for the lease or purchase OF
Sstori Bros. bakery.
Arthur c. Ely, who is interested In
lands in this vicinity was In the city
from Cleveland this week.
Matt Sakrison went to Negaunee
saturday where he went to attend
the funeral of Erik Laitala.
Thos. z. Miller returned from Dull
18th this evening where he had been
sa member of the grand jury.
IA. Whitaker, general agent OF
the St. Paul s. Duluth road, was VI
from Duluth few days this week.
Ben Horovitz, OF the Ely Clothing
60, returned this evening from Hib
hing where he had been on business
Mrs. J. Hously had the misfortune
10 fall a week ago and seriously frac
.ture three Of her ribs. She is improy
ing.
John and Jos. Seraphine returned
Thursday evening from their holiday
visit with grand parents at lshpem
ing.
Miss Tillie Locher arrived from lsh
peming Thursday for an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. Jos. Sera
phine.
Diamond Rebekal Lodge No. Is;
will give their third annual dance
sarty on Washington's birthday, Feb
ruary %
The Cut Price Clothing store ha:
opened in the old post Office building
with a stock of gents furnishings ano
clothing.
Jas. Housley, Frank Wagner ant
Jos. Skala went to Duluth Monda,
morning as witnesses in the case o
Pzkiz VS.. Kochevar-
!. Mcpherson while at wSrk at tn
Pioneer fell and badly bruised hi
aide in consequence OF which he !
laid up for few days.
L. A. Larsen, representing tn
Smith Produce Co.. OF Duluth, GALE
On Ely customers this week. Nj
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8SCLUIECY PURE
aoyA. eAx,no POWDER CO., NEW vosx

lu!icu during your former residence
p"' IRON all our people who rejoice as
oo' at the renewal of the ancient bonds
OF amlty which, with a brief interim.
tioh, have united our nation for moro
than 100 years. That these friendly ro
iatlons may be confirmed and reng.b. .
ened, to the advantage of both peoples
IS my earnest wish, and can assure Won
that every member OF this government
Will heartily cooperate with YOU to that
desirable end"
1t was noticeable that Due dArcos
in referring to the qualification viii
which Spain resumed the friendly re.
lations with the United States that had
existed for over 100 years. plainly said
that these relations had been broken bv
war while the president spoke only of
tha relations interrupted for q short
time.
At tho conclusion of the address tbe
president stepped forward and shook
hands cordially with the new minister
and they engaged in conversation in n
low tone for a minute or two. Tn.
president gracefully inquired after the
health OF the queen regent and the king.
tie courteously referred to the dues
former residence in t.is country and
his many friends here and repeated the
assurances Of the concluding words of
his formal greeting; that every one here
would unite in making the minister's
stay in this country pleasant and salts
factory.
The party then retired and was driven
to the Arlington hotel.
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THE OHIO TICKET.
Full List Of Officers Nyminated at Column
bus-IIanna Men In Control.

-
bus-Hanna Men in Control.
COLUMBUS. o.. June 5.-The RepUb-
Ncan state convention nominated
George X. Nash. the favorite of Sena-
tor Hanna. for governor and ex-Con-
gresham John 4. Caldwell, the favor
Ite of George b. Cox. for lieutenant
governor. with the other five nomina-
,ions distributed among those of other
distinguished political affiliations. The
complete ticket follows:
Governor George h. Nash. Franklin
Lieutenant governor. John A. Cald.
well. Hamilton.
Supreme judge, w. H. Davis. Marion.
Auditor, Walter d. Guilbert, Noble.
Treasurer, Isaac B. Cameron, Colum-
bia.
Attorney general, James NJ. Sheets,
Putnam.
Member Of the board Of public works,
Frank 4. Huffman, Nanwert.
What was generally called the Hanna
Cox combination controlled a large ma
jority of the Sl3 delegates. but it did
not use its power beyond the nomina.
tions of Nash and Caldwell.
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10 Determine the Guilt or limo.
cence Of Former Captain
Dreyfus.
Esterhazy Says He Wrote the
Bordereau on Which Dreyfus
Was Convicted.
Did 1t at the Insiigation of
Higher Officers and Can Pro-
duce Proofs.

PARIS, June 5.-The court of casa.
ton rendered verdict in favor Of a re-
vision of the Dreyfus case and ordered
new courtmartial to sit at Rennes.
sixty miles from Nantes, for the trial of
the prisoner.
Previous to the announcement of the
verdict crowds of people assembled at
the palace of justice and in its neigh.
borhood, awaiting the decision. Perfect
calm prevailed. The decision, which
was pronounced at $40 p. m., says the
prisoner is to be retired on the follow
ing question:
"ls Dreyfus guilty of having in 1894
pracriced Vaccinations or of having
had communication with foreign
power or its agents with view of facil-
itating acts Of hostilities in the case of a
war with France"
The audience received the decision
with cries of "vive la justice, ''vive la
loie."
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was carried out. Bellamy Storer,
M'eI States minister TO Spain.
PAM presented to Christina, the
fr@-en,. II was a notable occa-
p The worlds history--the resump.
q the friendly relations between
Eahons who had been at war. and
brief struggle had changed the
G. the world.
speeches were especially notable.
Were plain-spoken and devoid Of
saal hazy diplomatic phraseology.
VA, been formally presented to
'esident by Secretary Hay the new
.er said:
Speech of tho Duke.
4 President: ! have the honor to
IN Your excellsncy's hands the
letter by which her majesty, the
regent Of Spain, in the name Of
asnst son, King Don Alfonzo XIII,
N''s me near this government, in
cpacity Of envoy extraordinary and
es plenipotentiary.
la'e come to renew the relations
.aashlp which have existed from
between Spain and the United
anu which were interrupted by
ras OF last year. The treaty Of
which Spain has signed put al
mat war, and now, looking only
luture, Spain desires that her
','I vns with this republic may be as
.y as they were In times past, and
.Ae days in which this country
Juggling to gain its independence.
IVY task to contribute to tho re-
VI these relations, to strengthen
'a ana to draw them closer; and in
eaarge Of it I hope TO bo aided by
aloness and cooperation Of your
Acy and Of your government"
Tho Presidsnt's Reply.
PRESIDENT responded as follows:
a.. ."'h'ster: l receive with the
81; ;sratlhcation the letter by which
~.es1y' the queen regent Of Spain,
6,o aS,ne xae OF her august son, King
~ All, has accredited You near
n;";fl n;,s;fnment as envoy extraordinary
(on 's'er s.t,, plenipotentiary.
h., Will find. Mr.. Minister, q cor
,he home in this country. not only
0se whose friendship you ac-
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Shot Two women ana iiimsslr.

ST. LOUIS, June 3.-As the result OF q
family quarrel Charles Herxog, team
ster. aged 80. shot his young wife and
her mother, Mrs. Mary Sopp, and then
killed himself. Mrs. Sopp is dead and
her daughter cannot live.
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COUNT FERDINAND wALsIN EsTERHAZY.
full and shall speak out. Yes,' rails
ing his voice and glaring around, lit
was who wrote the bordereau. Iwrote
it upon orders received from Sandlehr." :"
Esterhazy, The Chronicle says, then
proceeded to explain that for months
before 1898
Moral Proofs Had Been Obtained
of leakages which were only possible
through officers belonging to the minis.
try of war, and it was necessary to
catch the guilty party by material evil
dence. Hence the bordereau.
When asked what the chiefs of the
French government staff would say to
this statement, Esterhazy, Struggling
his shoulders, disdainfully replied:
"They will lie, as they know how to
lie, but l have them tight. I have
proofs that they knew the whole thing
and share the responsibility with me,
and l will produce the proofs"
He denounced the chiefs as ''set of
scoundrels, who have abandoned me
basely."
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BlMETALLIST BANQUET.
SAessrs. Bryan and Belmont the Prin.
ciDal Speakera


LOUISVILLE, KY, June 5.-Seven hun
dred and sixty-nine bimetallists from
all parts of the United States broke
bread with William J. Bryan at the
ooliar banquet at Fountain Ferry. 1t
was given by the executive committee
hav1ng charge Of the convention of the
ONO Valley League of Bimetallic
CLUBS The banquet was given in the
dancing hall Of the Casino, overlooking
the ONO river, and the night being
clear and starlit the banqueters were
slngulariy favored. The table at which
Mr. Bryan and the speakers sat ran
across the western end Of the hall.
while from it ran at angles six other
tables, each seating 100. 1t was strictly
a dry banquet, ice water and coffee be-
ing all the liquids served. Mr.. BRYAN
and q. H. P. Belmont We're the prin-
cipal speakers.
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READY TO RACE.

american Automobile Inventor VIII Ac.
cept a French Challenge.
CLEVELAND O., June 5.-Mr. Alex
ander Winton, the automobile inventor
OF this city, speaking of the deposit of
10000 francs as forfeit by NJ. Charron,
the winner of the French automobile
races for a 1000 mile race with the
Winton machine. says:
Il am glad to see that the Frenchman
means business. shall cover his for
felt money at once. l am willing to
race him either in Europe or America. 3"
The race, it is thought, will be run
between New York and Chicago.
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ESTERHAZY DID IT.

Confesses That He and Not Dreyfus Wrote
the Now Famous Bordereau.
LONDON, June 5.-The Daily Chroni-
Gle says that Major Comte Ferdinand
Walsin Esterhazy called at its office
with a confidential friend and after de-
claring the time had arrived when the
truth should be told, although hitherto,
owing to inducements, he had kept
silent on the essential points, made the
following statement:
The chiefs Of the army have dis
gracefully abandoned me. My cup is
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BOX OF GOLD MISSING.

Steamer Alameda Robbed of s25,OOo on
Her Last Voyage.
San FRANCISCO, June "a box con.
tanning 5000 sovereigns. part of ship
ment Of $4,000 in gold shipped on the
Alameda from Sydney. was found to be
missing upon the arrival of that steamer
from Australia. The money was shipped
in 30 boxes each containing $500 in
British gold. One of these boxes was
abstracted from the steamers treasury
during the voyage. The theft is appar-
emily shronded in deepest mystery.
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MADE A SHOWING.
United States Philippine Commission
Gives q brilliant Rail-.


MANILA, June 5.-The United States
Philippine commission gave one Of the
most brilliant balls Manila has ever
seen. 1t was one Of a series of enter
tainments intended to foster friendship
between the Americans and the natives.
The commission has the handsomest
residence in Manila. overlooking the
harbor. The grounds surrounding it
were illuminated while the house itself
was decorated with the American col.
ors. The newly appointed judges. Gen
eral Otis. a number of other American
officers and many wealthy natives We're
present. There was a display of gor-
geous native toilets and many jewels
were worn and the array Of handsome
women surprised the Americans.
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lmally Resumed by the Recep.
ton Of Duo d'Arcos by
Mckinley.
|emony Was Very Brief, but
the Greetings Exchanged
Were Cordial.
kches Plain Spoken and Devoid
of the Usual Diplomatic
Phraseology.

'.sHxGroS. June 5.-Diplomatic
ti.us with Spain broken off April
l..,, were formally resumed at II
!. when President Mckinley greeted
'IArcos. the newly accredited min.
10 the United States, in the Blue
kr Of the White House. Simultane.
i il Madrid. If the programme ar
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NAY RUN INTO MILLIONS.

Big Bond Swiudls Unearthed by Arksn-
sas state Onicials.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 5.-A letter
of inquiry from the executor of New
York estate addressed to State Treasurer
Little has unearthed . bond swlndle
which already amounts to $l75,ooo ana
which the state officials believe may,
on investigation, run up into the mil
lions. The letter reveals the fact that
fraudulent state bonds have been sue
cessfully floated, but the extent OF the
swindle cannot yet be appropriated.
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Issuing MANY Permits.

WALLACE. Ida. June 5.-Perlnits for
underground work in the mines are be-
ing issued freely, bat union miners de-
chine to ask for permits The number
OF prisoners in the stockade is increas.
ing, owing to evidence given the cor.
oners jury.
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r.,r.s. Com mmandsr Decorated.

BERLIN, June 5.--Commander Schoen'
fielder OF tho German warshlp rake,
which was at Samoa during the recent
troubles there, has been decorated WIN
The Order of the Red Eagle OF tho th'ro
clas. with the ribbon and crown,
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New York, June 5.-Colonel Hender-
son, lawyer for Captain Price, was
elected from the Mazet committee III.
yestigating room because he insisted
uncn his right to advise the captain,
who was upon the witness stand, in re-
card M to his reply to questions asked by
A,onnaAl Moss.
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lyyo Cases smallpox.

CATHAY. n. D.. June 1.-Two well.
marked cases OF smallpox are reported
by ;he authorities at Fessenden, n. D.
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Dag rsro ~ aHmsgssa.

VICTORIA, B. c., June 2.-The steam
shin Kinsi Maru brings news from the
Orient Of large fire at Yamagata,
Japan. Six hundred houses and eleven
shrines and temples were destroyed. A
number Of lives were lost.