The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-16
MINNESOTA
SUIT HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN
Sr,lth podds Breach of Promise Case Set
tied by Payment of Expenses.

SUIT HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN
sr,lth. podds Breach Of Promise Case Set
tied by Payment Of Expenses.
CROOKsTON, MINN.-The action
a,rou ght by Mrs. Luella Smith of Mime.
apolis against Rev. Dr. Dodds Of this
city, for damages in the sum Of $4,000
FOR alleged breach of promise Of marriage,
has been dismissed.
mt the time the action was commenced.
were that after the agreement to marry
had been made, the principals having been
brought together by a mutual friend. IL
became apparent to Dr. Dodds that owing
to incompatibilities Of disposition and re-
lig1ous belief and temperament marriage
would not result happily, and he fraaSiy
80 told Mrs Smith. She agreed that IL
that was the state Of feeling entertained
by DR.. Dodds it was best for their ways
to part.
She had been to some expense in pre-
pairing for the wedding. and this he offer-
cd to pay, which offer was at hrst ac-
cepted. Later the action for damages
mentioned above was commenced IN the
Hennepin county court, and When notice
was served upon the defendant. chanSe
OF venue was taken to Polk county.
MORRIS, MiNN.-L. A. Rosing spoke
in the armory last night to large put
not very enthusiastic audience. MISS
Harriet Donnelly Of st. Paul sang two
solos. and r. II. Grace, democratic can
didate for county attorney, made snort
talk Then Mr.. Rosing was introduced
and spoke for over an hour. He advised
the republicans-to whom he addressed
his arguments--to elect democrats this
fall to assist In reforming their own lost
party. Hea advocated the removal OF all
tariffs from protected articles made by
trusts as 1.-The first step in the cure OF the
trust evil In state issues he said GOV
ernor Van SAINT has limited himself to
one issue-that of the merger. He COM
pared the governor to Lincoln's 5-foot
steamboat with 7-foot whistle. He
scored the governor for engaging Attor-
ney M. D. Mum, a corporation lawyer, TO
help in the merger suit. Mr.. Ros1ng ad-
vocated equality Of taxation. no 1nqulsl-
torial methods, taxation Of charter rights,
and an income tax to get hold or Invisible
personal property"
HIBBING, MlNN.-Eddy Bros. Co. Of
Bay City, Mich, will take an option on
much mining land in the Hibbing district.
The Heath Mining company owns three-
eighths Of the property and the Eddy the
remainder The latter have the privilege
10 lease the property for the purpose or
exploring it for iron. The option is for
s. 600 and if the owners decide 10 lease
for mining purposes, they are to pay the
Heaths an additional $1,000 with a mini
mum output Of $4,000 tons for the first.
second and third years and the 1ourth
wear a royalty Of 10 cents a ton The
terms Of the lease in either case are to be
fifty years.
HASTINGS, MINN.-All the n1ckel-ln'
slot machines have been ordered out OF
the saloons by Mayor Sieben.--Senato1
Clapp will speak at the courthouse on the
political issues next Wednesday evening"
The members Of the Bon Ami club were
entertained by Mrs. Otto Ackerman II
honor of Miss Susie p. kranz VINO ha
been singing in opera in New York. Fh'
FIRST and second prize at cinch were take1
BY Miss Mary Kranz. Beautiful decor
ated folders containing the photo Of tn
guest of honor were distributed as souven
frs Refreshments were served. Th
rooms were tastily decorated for the oc
casion.
HOWARD LAKE, MlNN.-After tel
gears Of success in the hardware business
at this point the firm of Koenfg q Corey
has sold it's stock and business TO the
Koenig Hardware company, new f1r1
Incorporated under the state laws ant
company takes possession the Gath inst
The building will be generally overhaule'
and enlarged and the entire business VIII
be under the management of G. A. koe
Mig who has been in trade In this V1llag
for about twenty years.-Materlal Tor tn
new local telephone system Is being or
dered and work will be commenced
once.
DULUTH, MINN.-United States Sen
ator Nelson addressed a large crowd a
fhe armory last evening. He was intro
duced by Judge Ensign and spoke on al
most every question raised by the demo
cratic party. upholding the administra
tions stand in every particular. RI
advocated the passage OF law by con
gress regulating trusts.
GLENCOE, MINN.-Senator Clapp an
G.. r. Davis, the republican candidate fc
congress, will speak at Glencoe next Mon
day. Oct 20.
Fred Arlt, farmer residing three mile
south, was seriously injured in runawa
accident late yesterday afternoon.
PARK RAPIDS, MINN.-The republ
cans Of Park Rapids and vicinity were OF
in force to attend large and enthusiast
republican meeting. Senator j. d. JON
of Long Prairie and Captain Wood, the r.
publican nominee for senator from the fl
ty-third district, were the speakers.
MANkATo, MlNN.-Two lads charge
with robbing the station at GAINESVILLE we
arrested here. They are Roy Donnahe
aged Is, and Francis Hilton, aged II. A
ter the robbery the boys made their W;
to St. Paul, where Donnaher purchas
a revolver dirk knife, belt and holste
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ST. PETER, MlNN.-The body Of a m,
was found in the Minnesota river and
supposed to be that Of Charles Butler
contractor 1t is thought to be a case
suicide as a bottle containing acid W
found by his side.
BRAINERD, MINN.-The first repu
lican rally of the campaign will be he
this evening at the Brainerd opera hous
Senator Nelson will address the meetin
which is expected to be one of the large
OF the campaign.
WINoNA, MlNN.--Captain E. c.. F
died last night. He was the oldest ca
tain on the Mississippi river and an {
settler in Winona. He suffered paraly
fc stroke several days ago. He was abo
80 years old.
WALKER, MINN.-State Auditor Du
conducted the sale of state lands in Ca
county at Walker yesterday. Ten tho
sand acres were sold at prices averagi
s8 an acre. Actual settlers were the p,
sarS