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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-13
Saltwater News.


William Radunz, who resided with b,s
son-in-law on North Third street dinS
very suddenly yesterday morning ana
coroner treIfgh was called to determine
the cause of his demise After heardno,
everything bearing upon the case the
coroner decided that death was dine 70
heart disease. Radunz was 68 years oP
age ana mad been In poor health during
the past two years. He IL SURVIVED h1
five grown children. ~
j. r. Kunzleman, Of this civ vbo 60
about to build a saw mill ar Dedbaro
WIS, says his work has been retarded
Dy reason OF a few cases of smallnox tbo+
nave occurred in the hotel in that village
Ihree CT the people at the hotel were
taken down with the disease, and the
motel has been quarantined
". II. Grant returned yesterday from
Milwaukee, where he attended the su-
preme court meeting of the United order
OF Foresters as a delegate from this
state. '44-9
Maj. T. c. Clark, formerly surgeon of
the FIRST Minnesota national guard reg
iment, left yesterday afternoon for Lake
City, where he will visit the regiment
Inc board of county commissioners
Will meet next Monday as a board NJ
equalization, but the city board will nroh-
ably not have It's work completed nv
that ume and an adjournment will be
necessary.
Cards will be issued tomorrow for the
marriage of Miss Kathryn Jones, a sis
ter of Miss Minnie Jones, of this CITY,
and J. Corey, of Minneapolis, the we'd
ding to take place in couple of weeks.
Mr. Corey is employed in the Minneapolis
q st. Louis offices IN Minneapolis, and is
popular young man.
The crew at the st. Croix boom Is be-
ing gradually increased, and now num-
bers nearly 400. A large number of logs
are coming through the gap and the river
crews are getting plenty to do.
A summer school for teachers Is being
held in the high school in this city, un-
der the direction of County Superintend-
ent Mexican, and will continue for four
weeks The attendance numbers nearly
sixty.
Sergeant Carl Johnson and three other
members of Company K will go to Lake
City this morning, where they will re-
main until the First regiment breaks
camp.
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gregational church The following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. s. II. Judd;
vice president, Mrs. Stephen Cook; secre-
tary, Mrs. F. w. Kinney; corresponding
secretary, Miss Ella Cook; treasurer, Mrs.
Thomas Dugan. The following vice pres
idents were appointed from the churches:
Mrs Mrs Page; Congregational; Mrs F. c.
Whitney, Baptist; Mrs. Thomas Mann,
Presbyterian; Mrs Watkins, Methodist;
Mrs. Jensen Roseland, Lutheran; Mrs
Joseph keenan,, Catholic; Mrs. r. o.
Hall, Episcopal.
The second annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Farmers Elevator
company, Litchfeld, was held Tuesday,
the I'd, and all Of the former officers were
a surplus OF $500 In the treasury, and a
dividend Of rs per cent was paid the
shareholders. Last year there was a
dividend of 30 per cent, making s. per
cent paid the shareholders during the two
years that the elevator has been operated
The annual meeting Of the Hendrum
Elevator company was held in ForeSters
hall Monday, July 2, when dividend Of
of directors resulted as follows: H o.
Rask, p. 0. Ingberg, G. w Canning, Mar
tin Anderson, Stewart McCradie, O. o.
Ducklet, A. M. Eckman. s. Todd and q.
Tangnes.
The Norman County bank has been re-
organized into a national bank, to be
called the First National Bank of Ada.
The officers are: Henry Keller presi-
- Az. VIC PACo4hCul5 - D.
Lofgren, cashier. The board of directors
are: Henry Keller, G. NJ Sprague, c. J
Lofgren, A. l.. Hanson and F. L. Hamp-
son.
The following officers were installed
Wednesday evening by the Rebecca
lodge, I. o. o. F., GAINESVILLE: Mrs Good
rick, noble grand; Mrs. Stenenhagen
vice grand; Mrs. r. L. H. Britton, secre-
tary, and Mrs. Stokes, chaplain; Mrs.
Bailer, conductor; Mrs. Wagner, inside
guardian; r. B. Springer. outside guard
ian.
Capt. Reed, accompanied by Engineer
Heinze, left Mankato Wednesday morn
ing for st. Clair, where he will meet with
citizens Of that place who are ready to
assist the captain in the construction of
railroad to that place.
Rev. e. S. Van Ness, pastor of the
First Baptist church, Anoka, Is the lat
est convert to the game OF golf, and
some of his friends presented him with
membership ticket in the club and an
entire golfing outfit.
The Old Settlers Association of Mower
County will hold its big gathering this
year at the city park, in Austin on Sat
urday. Congressman Tawney has been
secured for the speaker OF the day.
The degree team OF ST. Cloud Lodge
No. 80, l. o. o. F., goes on Thursday
evening to Clearwater to assist in the
working of the second and third degrees
on a class of candidates there.
The City Of Winona bond issue of $4,000
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CuDid's Harvest at Hastings.

HASTINGS. Mimi. July 12.-(spectal) y
bertram A. Shuman, of Duluth, and Miss
a. Z. Stebbins. OF this city. were mar
RED r. at the Methodist church today at
IL ~ NOON t%n the ceremony being performed
the bride. in the presence of q large
number of invited friends The con-
tIact1ng parties are popular young peo-
PIE the groom being general secretary of
the Young Mems Christian Association of
R 1I1d and the bride late principal of
the high school at Slayton, MINI. They
left upon wedding trip to Lake Geneva
ana Chicago. They will be at home at
Duluth after Aug. 1.
Rufus N. Clapp and Miss Jennie C..
Erdman, of Pierce county, Wisconsin,
We're married here today by the Rev. J.
w. Stebbins.
Paul Nader, of st. Paul, and Miss Ma
rion p. Cooper. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. q. Cooper of this city, were married
couple arrived here today en- route for
their future home in Kansas City The
many friends of the bride in this vicinity
extend sincere congratulations,
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Field work MT Lakevievv.

CAMP LAKE VIEW, Lake City, Mimi,
July 12.-Only q corporal's guard was In
the camp Of the First this forenoon.
set out for unknown regions to entrench
and fortify. itself against an expected at
tack of lurking enemies. The Second and
Third battalions Of the regiment were
under orders TO discover the embattle-
ments of the First battalion, to batter
them down and dispense their defenders.
These maneuvers occupied the greater
part Of the day and were given with a
realism that brought to vivid renem~
brance the days of actual campaigning
seen by the members of the First In
Luzon. The Second and Third battalions
were the attacking party and not the at.
tackled.
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terday were examined and found physi-
cally qualified.

terday were examined and found physi-
cally qualified.
Monday the order changing the Cam
den place postoffice into substation of
the Minneapolis office will become opera
tive. q. G, Stanchfeld, the present
camden place postmaster, will be made
clerk at the new office, which will be To-
Gated at 1907 Washington avenue north.
Aug. IA the civil service commission will
hold examination for trained nurses in
the Indian service. The examination will
cover & knowledge Of the anatomy. hy-
giene of the sick room, general nun sii if;s 5
surgical nursing, obstetrical nursing and
practical experience. The age limit is
twenty years or older. Examinations are
open to all citizens, and those wishing
to take them should apply to Washing
ton at once for the proper blanks.
Admirers of Wagner responded gener-
ously to the announcement of a special
Wagner programme for Lake Harriet
by the Banda Rosa last evening, and
the attendance was one of the largest as
we'll as the most enthusiastic since the
opening Of the engagement
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sHAKoPEE NOTES.
Return From Paris-SmaIIpox Scare
Dying Out-SOciaI Happenings.

SHAKOPEE, Mimi, July 12-(SpeciaI.)
Peter Arensbach of Shakopee, who has
been visiting at the Paris exposition for
the past few months, returned home last
Wednesday evening
The cycle path between Shakopee and
Bloomington is nearing completion, and
the city cyclists will soon enjoy new
The Minnesota river at this point is
rising rapidly, and the chances are good
for an excursion soon
The smallpox scare at Jordan is all dy
Ing away, but four houses remaining IN
der quarantine.
Miss Belle McGrade, who has been
quite i'll with pneumonia for the past
month, is convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Haak are expect
ed home from Milwaukee, Wis, soon,
they being absent about three weeks.
Miss Harriet Miller, of Battle Creek,
Mich, who has been visiting with Miss
Carrot Strait. returned to her home this
morning.
The Shakopee Corals will cross bats
with the Belle PLANE Tigers next sun
day at Shakopee.
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south Dakota Pharmacist..

MITCHELL, S. D., July 1.-THE state
board Of pharmacy met here to hold an
examination for the registering of new
examination: DR.. c. s. O'Toole and DIR.
A. ]. Struble, of Washington Springs; e.
A. Brecht, of Yankton: Henry Eckert,
DeLange, of Chamberlain; John Monroe,
of Aberdeen. and w. A. Dalzell. of Wa
konda. The examination was conducted
by /. A. Keith, of Lake Preston: e. G..
Bent of Dell Rapids; w. ]. Hull. of
Alexandria, and d. F. Jones' PHI G.,
of Watertown. This Is the last quar-
terly meeting Of the board
Brookings this year, commencing Aug. 7
and continuing until the 9th.
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Anti-Imperia11sts to Meet

WASHINGTON. July 12-The Anti-Im-
ington, tonight adopted a resolution rec
ommending that an anti-imperialist con
ference be held at a time and place suit
able to the executive committee to de-
try. I--e NoAii-
The resolution recommends that the
conference be attended by delegates rep
throughout the country. 9 UeS
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BLACK HEADS ON FACE, v v s Sur
Your druggist Will refund your none
II Pazo Ointment fails to cure Won 20 OF.
DAYS NEWS IN BRIEF.

Paris--The reduction in salaries an
nounced by Commissioner General f w
Peck does. not affect all the employees of
dne commission. but only those who re-
rival in Paris i1 q
Cincinnati. O.-The tenth annual con-
Xenton Of the Baptist Young PeonIe'c
Union of America held its first session
today In Music hall with a large attend
ant attorney general, in the department OF
Justice, has been appointed Judge for the
United States district court for the West
ern district of North Carolina This
appointment is to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the rejection by the senate OF
the nomination of Judge Ewart
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-13

t t sewerage extension was disposed Of
~ - CIegeiand firm, whose bid figured
down to 1888 per cent interest.
According to the Sanborn Sentinel that
village Is entirely free from debt and
properly supplied with fire protection
and other necessaries.
The steamer Gate City which has been.
under construction for several months,
Is at Winona, where 1t will be given q
trial spin Sunday.
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A QUICK DESSERT.

Get package of Burnham's Hasty
Jellycon at your grocers. dissolve 1t in
pint of boiling water and let 1t cool. The
result is delicious and healthful dessert.
The fiavors are: Lemon, orange, rasp
berry. strawberry, peach. wild cherry and
the unflavored '"calfsfoot" for wine and
coffee jelly. All grocers sell it.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-13

Do you know what your hand says?
Are you interested in palmistry? Would
you like to learn about it to amuse your
self or entertain your friends? If so, get
next Sundays GIL OBJ e. and study the
first Of a series Of lessons on palmistry.
A writer under the pen name of Maria
Andrews" wrote a series Of thirteen les
sons, which were published serially in
the Gentlewoman The Globe has
made arrangements to publish these les
sons, which are said to be less involved.
clearer and more accurate than any
heretofore prepared. Don't overlook
these lessons, the first Of which will an
pear Sunday morning
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-13
ROBBED THE DEPOT.
Agent Bound While Robbers Loot
the Cash Drawer.

NM MAD 4tso6I, Wis; July 1.-TWO masked
Rock. forty-five miles west of this civ
Yesterday, bound the agent, T, II Harf
WICK WICK and looted the. money drawer Of
went through the agents pockets and Sc
cured several dollars more. After this
they took Hartwick to a refrigerator car
ssoanolng on a side track. shut him in and
fastened the door. He spent an hour and
a half there before he was released INV bV
.t t crew OF a train which stopped at the
stauon. The robbers escaped.
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Gored by a Bull.

MORA, Mimi. July 12-(special y
Louis Skogman, an old man eighty-seven
years of age, living with his son. Ole
SRogman, on farm within the limits
this afternoon and died within a few
hours Funeral services will be he'd to-
morrow.
The recent rains have greatly increased
the crop prospects and nearly an average
crop will be realized. Corn and potatoes
will yield abundantly
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-13

Chetek Chautauqua assembly onenaa
%o are pres Aong the noted lecturers
Of the Louisville Courier-JoprnsI..' p sui
I. Q. Wise, of Chicago, and Rev Fat iUs.
Cleary, Of Minneapolis The iatter , VIII
lecture on The Passion Play of oberam-
mergau" on Sunday nexf. - 81
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-13
ESCAPED AN AWFUL FATE.
Friends of Mrs. F. p. Wilder and
Family Hear GOod w.

HURON, s. D., July 12e-Word has been
T r M,eda here to the effect that Mrs. F.
Nv W fdrme, with her son George and fam
several years missionaries in Chm 1q have ive
arrived safely in Shanghai, and wf ttt,' .
number mum fd fdn other faniliss, are on their
become 20 zap, Japan to remain till conditions
at first announced their arrival IN Tien
Isln, where they were awaiting nerniiSn
f fba1 to H,oI go to Picking, but Fortunately
and sIey + we're greeted to go to Shanghai,
overlook the foreigners in Picking. ''''
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Christian Science Exponent

DEVILS LAKE, N. D., July 12.-(spe-
cial. 1.-THE North Dakota Chautauqua is
attracting thousands of people to this
place, which, In spite of It's Satanic
MINNEAPOLIS sends representatives. Among
the attractions is a lecture on Christian
science for Sunday evening, the 18th. The
lecturer, Edward A Kimball, is one who
claims to have been wonderfully healed
by Christian science. He is a member
OF the Christian Science international
Board of Lectureship, and a most forcible
and entertaining speaker.
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TO BE NOTIFIED IN INDIANAPOLIS.
National Nominees of the Demo
cratic Party So Slated.

National Nominees OF the Demo-
cratic Party So Slated.
CHICAGO, July 12.-Bryan and Steven
son will be officially notified OF their
nomination at Indianapolis Aug. 8, If the
plan made by the Democratic managers
today holds good.
Mayor Thomas Taggart, of Indianapolis,
the new national committeeman from In
diana, paid flying visit to Chicago to-
day, and is said to have convinced Chair
man James K. Jones that the Democrats
would be able to carry Indiana If the
notification ceremonies are held in the
Hoosier capital.
MIR. Richardson will make the speech
of notification to Mr.. Bryan, and Gov.
Charles s. Thomas of Colorado, that
notifying Mr.. Stevenson. 1t is expected
that the notification will be made the oc-
casion of a large popular demonstration.
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Awnrded Damages.

SHAKOPEE. MINI, July 12-The last
and final decision of the courts in the
suit of the steamer Daisy for damages
in the sum of $1,000 against the city of
circuit court of Appeals on July q and
the owners of ther.boat are awarded $500
damages and the costs of the suit are as
sessed against the citya
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-13
ANOKA's SENSATION.
Wise Girls Say They Saw the Pris-
Oners Near Their uouso

ANOKA. Mimi, July 12.-Martha Wise
created sensation this afternoon in the
preliminary examination being given
HARDY Miller and Mattson. She de.
eIared positively that she saw Miller and
Rardy pass by the window at which
der. -0 - 80
The light from the lamp sitting on the
table by her side was reflected outside
ana she could see that Miller carried O
gun. The testimony was positive. Eliza
the younger girl, corToborated her story
In detail and related facts In regard to a
gun play made by Miller the previous
night
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-13
NO ONE ALARMED.
rev Persons Excited Over ~
dian Scare.

diam Scare.
ats 9n,9e "a States Marshal w. H. Grimsbor-
sCdreo last evening that he had 6 enrS
cOnceTSginngo nothing from sOway or Vicinity aPv
iine Indians, and regarded the rnnert with
ems ,a country newspaper corre ores 10 as
agent % at Le scare aE Capt Mercer pdfan
popular with all the f ndisns who Is
TO nao Of the trouble and Will a f the
w. No paclry the redskins White Sett9tiIllpt
trouble ne an 5ddSg tbs are preparng for
ba1d Of fifty armed men has says Sesn mat a
Of fbe at S9t81lway to proceed to the rsiinf
The e f Sgit5eTs the first sign of trouble el
aid the Whfes hn easa 81 have promised to
E Ue Is said to be melted b ,yg Ho I T,s
Eye, White Earth Indian beIie,laJd W tH
Ses srea+ charmed life, who styles himself 20
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-13

WINoNA. MINI. July 12.-(Special. y
A pearl button factory has been started
at Wabasha, Mimi. with twelve machines.
Shells for the concern are now being
secured in this locality. This makes the
second factory established on the upper
MiSsissippi river
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-13
WILL SUE DICKEY.
county Begins Action Against II.
FORMER Deputy Clerk of Cour+

eHUIv CIerk of Court.
IN pursuance to Instructions from, ~ -
CoulIsy commissioners an action will he
Reed agai6st TO-DAY by County Attorney
clerk of the district court, Who ueRut y
Stieged by some people, appronria+a ~
Se oout t, Slo,O9O IN fees which should have
The action will be of ciI,iiy o,,
Snd II Is brought to determine who T.
MIME Mnne actlng as deputy clerk Mr.
SClckey furnished certain fnforma t t;t,
from the records of the office to the enc oo,,,
1 nerclai agencies and several absfrac,
n 1nSo Tor which he received remuneration ion
frd ppos sze 10 be. be IN the neighborhood OF
a nioi 80 10 500 a month. Mr.. Dicl,ev
Claims claim that the work was performeg
SS d once hours, and that he was fhere-
1ore entitled to the money. vas 'iiere-
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For Gilbert Memorial Fund.

WINONA, Mimi, July ESPECIALLY
In a collection made at st. Paul's Epis-
copal church towards the Bishop Gilbert
IMMORTAL fund for the benefit of tho
Seabury Divinity school, Of Faribault,
81, $50 was secured. This Is said to be the
largest single amount secured from any
other parish in the state.
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Dependency Causes Suicide.

LIE ROY. Mimi. July I'D. B. Cole
man, an old resident of this village, com
mitted suicide at 10 O'Clock this morning
Dependency is supposed to have prompt
ed the deed He leaves wife and one
daughter in comfortable circumstances.
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Found Not Guilty.

PIERRE. S. Duly 12-The jury in
Pierre this morning brought in a verdict
Of not guilty, and Budy is at liberty.
Budy last year killed Long Holy, an old
Indian
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-13
Rum wida Omen.

EYELETH, Mimi, July 12.-Some four
weeks ago very stringent proclamation
was issued by Patrick E. Downing, village
president here ordering all gambling de-
vices to be removed from the saloons
and all gamblers to leave town.
Now Eyeleth Ia harborinR more OF the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-13
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Boy Accidentally Shoots md Kills
His Companion When Hunting.

MADISON, Wis. July 12.-Johnnie o.
son, Chicago lad Of fifteen, who is
this city, accidentally shot and killed an
other lad, Christian Opstedahl. Wednes-
day, Olson's father had given him a
small rifle and the two were hunting to-
gether. Opstedahl was picking berries
concealed in the bushes. Olson, not
knowing where he was, and hearing
noise, in the bushes, fired. The bullet
struck Opstedahl in the ear, killing him
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pleaded Guilty of Murder.

PIERRE, s. D., July 12.-(SpeciaL)-
Van Moore, a half-breed desperate, was
given a life sentence today on a plea Of
guilty of the murder of Tin Cup, an In
dian woman, whom he beat to death
about month ago.
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YIELDED ALL 70 POPS
Continued From First Page.

ed to the Populists' hall headed by a
band, and informed them of their action
Then both bodies formed in line and
marched through the streets waving
flags. The nominations were then COM
menced with the foregoing result.
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old Settlers Picnic.

LYND, Mimi, July 12.-The old settlers
of Lynd county held their annual picnic
at Coteau farm yesterday. Prof. Shaw,
of the state experiment station, addressed
them, as did also Supt. Gregg and Prof
Palmer. There was a large crowd in at
tendance.
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weeks Carnival for Maccabees.

SLEEPY EYE, Mimi, July 12-At their
city and eleven neighboring tents com /.
pleted arrangements for a weeks car
nival in this city, the second week Of
September.
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Increase Tax Levy.

ST. CLOUD. July 12-The board of
county commissioners have fixed the tax
levy for this year at some $11 GOO more
than last year, making total OF $54.-
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Artificial Lake.

REDWOOD FALLS. Mimi. July r.
An artificial lake Is to be created in the
heart of the city by the construction of
to 10000
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-13
A Pure veeetabIe ComDonnd

No mercurial or other mineral poisons
in Cascarets Candy Catflartic, only vege-
table substances, late medical discoveries
All druggists. 1Oc. ESQ. Soc.
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MIR. CAMPAU MAY ACCEPT.
offered the Chairmanship of Demo
cratic Campaign Committee.

cratic Campaign Committee.
DETROIT, Mich, July 12-Daniel ].
Campau, who returned from Chicago to-
day, said this afternoon that the Demo-
cratic national committee had asked him
to accept the Craftsmanship of the Demo-
cratic national campaign committee, and
upon his declining the offer had refused to
accept the declination and had asked him
to take the matter under adyisement
Mr.. Campau says he will go to Chicago
again soon and give the committee final
answer
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-13
NORTHWEST NOTES.

The annual meeting Of the Austin w.
C. T. u. was held Tuesday at the Con-
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Cruiser FIONA FIoated.

ST. JOHN. N. F., July 12.-The colonial
cruiser Fiona, which went ashore during
ed. She sustained little damage
Read the announcement of the Hotel
Empire, New York City. on page OF
this paper.
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TOOK PARIS GREEN.
John johnson Farm Hand. Ter
inmates His Life

John Johnson, employed on the farm of
c conn ,Mf4aggnuson near Brooklyn Center.
So i4I haa,e suicide Wednesday night He
N tI1o Deen drinking heavily of late. and on
Wednesday night procured razor and nd
sIashed both sides of his neck. The
T Wo4nos were not deep enough to cause
green, from the effects of which he fIiai
Johnson has mother living in Indiana
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tough element than ever in the past.
They openly boast of immunity and claim
everything is fixed"