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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

:. sLAYTQN, MINN.-Kynett Cornish,
who became a naval cadet about eighteen
months ago. has been at home on a ten
days furlough. He is making splendid
record and intends to serve out his full
term.-Professor I. G. Page, the newly
elected principal Of the public schools,
has arrived. The schools will open next
Tuesday.-A.e A. Carlisle, who bought a
farm south Of town three years ago. for
SIS an acre, has sold for $50 an acre
The long continued wet weather is seri-
ously interfering with the stacking and
threshing of. grain. Some Of the un-
rthreshed grain Is sprouting.-One Of the
mest successful Sunday school conven-
-tionso ever held In. Murray county ,ad-
journed this afternoon. It was held un-
der the auspices of the American Sunday
School Union. Among the state workers
present we're Rev. B.. L. Webber, Mar
shall; Rev. Mr. Fisher, Winona, and Mrs.
J. e. Hobart. Minneapolis. "A county or
ganization was perfected, Of which A.
Terry is president and W. J. McCallister
secretary. g. ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

HURON, s. D.-The September ship
rnent of cattle from western ranges will
begin over the rth.Western railway
early next week. z more than 800 cars will
be required to transport the herds:-The
position of travelling passenger and freight
agent for the Winona & St. Peter division
of the North Western. made vacant by the
resignation Of c.. w. Goodman, Of this
city, has been filled by the appointment of
D. B. Farrol of Winona.-The speed
purses offered by the Central South Da-
kota Fair association for the fair to be
held here on Sept. 1919, aggregate $780,
1000. The track Is the fastest In the state.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

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Words seem but peor to express my gratitude.
Yours truly, H. N. !. STUBIG (Alderman.5 eth
Ward.) =. = -. = i
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by all doctors and used in the leading hospitals
WARMERS SAFE PILLS move the bowels
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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

!. SIOUX FALLS, s.. D.-so great is the
volume Of public improving. in the way Of
cement sidewalk construction that the
work now Contracted for can scarcely be
completed before the setting in OF winter.
City Engineer Howe estimates that Sioux
Falls has about twenty-five miles of ce-
ment sidewalks. This amount will be
added to by many miles before the COM
mencement of winter.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

8 MADISON, Wis.-The supreme court
!, when the first cases on the August
calendar will be called for arguhent There
are 244 cases. OF these the first thirty two
are called for the first assignment, being
from the tenth eleventh and twelfth CIR
cults S.
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Via Chicago. The NORTHWESTERN Line
will sell tickets at above rate Aug. 20 to
Sept 7th, good returning Sept 18th Par
ticulars at 800 Nicollet Avenue
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seen this liberal offer in The Journal. The genu-
ineness Of this offer is fully guaranteed. Write
the medical department for advice, medical book
let. diagnosis and analysis, which will be sent
you free of charge.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

IS AUSTIN, MlNtt.--Fire destroyed the
Milwaukee, station at Ramsey, the cross !
ing point Of the Iowa q Minnesota ind
Southern Minnesota divisions, delaying
traffic on both for ave hours. The loss
- $1,000
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
ARRESTED FOR MURDER
Everett's Sequel to a Mysterious Case
ct Pierre.


TACOMA, WASH ---In March last Mrs.
Frederick Martin moved from Pierre, s.
d., to Everett with Mrs. Robert Hutchin-
son and her boy. Mrs. Martin brought
with her the dead body Of her husband
who died at Pierre the day they intended
starting. The month following Hutchin-
son joined his wife at Everett.
The two families have known each
other intimately for years.
Great surprise was caused yesterday
when Hutchinson was arersted for the
alleged murder Of Martin on warrant
sworn out by Mrs. Martin. Her story
is that on March z Mrs. Hutchinson. wife
[ of the defendant, and her baby. with the
Martins, started to Everett from Pierre.
Hutchinson strongly objected to allow
ing his baby to go, but made no objee
tion to his wife leaving.
While driving to the station a valise
was missed and her husband, Frederick
Martin, went back in search Of it. This
Is the last time he was seen alive. Short
ly after leaving the party he was picked
up dead.
An inquest and autopsy were held
and the verdict was that he came to
his death from heart disease.
FOND DU LAC, WIS.-In the sixth
district democratic congressional conven-
tion C. H. Weisse Of Sheboygan Falls
was nominated on the twenty-ninth ball
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

HURON, S. D.-Announcement is made
of the approaching marriage Of Professor
VIM. H. Powers of the chair of English
literature, Huron college, The event will
take place at the home Of the BRIDE Miss
Edith Laphann, at Perryville, Ohio, on
Sept 2. The professor and wife will oc-
cupy cottage on Utah street in waiting
for them.--News has been received Of the
marriage of Professor John s. Maxwell
5of the chair, Of s. oratory and physical
culture, Huron college. in Indiana, a few
days, since. =. - * - s=5.-.- l.-.s-~
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

PARK RAPIDS, MINN.-Levi Stevens
Of Dansford last night by accident shot
his brother James, years old. through
the abdomen. The boy died this morning.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

CUMBERLAND, Wts.-The inter
county fair closed yesterday. One Of the
best ball games OF the season was played
by the Rice Lake and Cumberland teams,
resulting in a score OF 6 to 8 In favor of
Rice Lake, eleven innings being neces-
sary to decide the game The hve-naile
automobifc- race resulted in a. victory for
A. C.. Uecke Of this city, who beat r. A
Partlow OF Clear Lake, In q close con-
test. FoAlowins is the result: Special
|trot Freya won. Boston second, Roam
Hal third cocoanut fourth; half -rnAe
heats; time, 1:1431, 1:16, Lila Free for
all trot or pace, Redstrath won, Captain
S. second, Fred NJ. third; time, a.a111,
2:2s, 2:32. Running race, Assessor won,
Havelin second, Blackburn third; !. time,
:52, :51.-William Barnes, q pioneer rest
dent and q member OF the A. r. and
4. Q, Q. F.. died here yesterday after
a long illness.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

osAGE, loWA.--The Mitchell county
fair closed this week. 1t was the best the
county has ever had, but was held too
early In the season for a full attendance.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

MELLETTE, S. D.-TIarry Bloomhall ii
has purchased the Barnes hotel In this
place and WIN take possession Sept. -
Ashton is preparing to have a big cele-
bration Labor day. p IS .5%} +
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FROST MINN.--John Hagen, & young
married man. died near this place on
THURSDAY after eighteen hours sickness,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

WINTHROP, MIf4N.--Mrs. j. A. e.
Johnson died Of pneumonia. N. A. Lin-
quist, postmaster, died of cancer of the
stomach s.5a.:2s III - 52st
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

MENoMoNIE, WIS.-sarah j. Blanch-
ard, wife of n. C. Blanchard, died Of
cancer aged 7S years. She was a pioneer.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

& sHoUGHToN, MICH. .#-Conmencement
day at the Michigan college of mines was
marked by the dedication Of two hand
some buildings Professor Edward Orten,
iJr., dean Of the college of engineering Of
Ohio state university at Columbus dedi-
Gated the new chemistry building and Pro-
fessor Calvin NJ. Woodward, dean Of the
college of engineers OF Washington uni
versity at St. Louis. dedicated the new
mining engineering building. Charles S.
Osborne, state ommissioner OF railroads,
made the address TO the graduating class
which numbered twenty-five.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

HILLs6oRo, N.4D.-Mrs. Axtell Blon
eloped on Tuesday with her husband s
brother, Gus Blom, leaving two little
children The elopers were caught at
Fargo and brought here and placed in
jail for trial on Monday. f 55tF.F
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

s vIRoQUA, NtS.-The La Crosse &
Eastern Railway company has given no.
tices to the. common council that it has
accepted the franchise to enter the city,
Although there Is some litigation In La
Crosse regarding the franchise there it is
not thought 1t will interfere with the
constructions of the road E5z
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

s STuRGIS, S. D.-Hildah Kried Of st.
Louis, a dining-room girl, committed sdi-
eide. She took strvchnine and .chloro-
form. She had a sister at Anamoosa,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

HASTINGS, MINN.-Anthony Murphy
Of Minneapolis has sold the Commercial
hotel in this city and the brick residences:
on the levee to N. P. Rasmussen Of VAL
ley. City, N. D., for $12, 4Oo:-The 9 year ;
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Lenaen1 Of.
Nininger had his skull fractured by the
kick Of a horse, the line Of fracture ex
tending into both orbits.-At the meeting
of the city council the following judges Of
election and polling places were appointed
by wards: First, John Magic, Joseph
Walker, James McShane, Jr., at Paul
Schlarf's; second, B., T. Wilcox, Henry
Fieseler, William Matsch, at city hail:
third, A. A. Scott, William Hanson,
August Oman. at carpet factory; fourth.
James Mclaughlin, Jacob Kremer, R. D.
Robinson, at Philip Hildss.-Miss Adelaide
NJ. Thompson Of this city left today to
take a position as assistant principal in
the high school at Lewiston, Mont.-Rev.
j. A. Fitzgerald attended the annual re-
treat at St. Paul's college, St. Paul. this
week. -..---.. ..,.- r.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

NGRAcEVlLLE, MtNN.-Cyrus w. stew
EMS, brother Of Attorney: M. s., Stevens Of
Graceville. was struck and killed by the
south bound freight between Wheaton
and Dumont last evening. He was walk
ing along the track. and being very deaf,
is supposed not to have heard, the APP
preaching train. He was a. farmer in
good circumstances. IL:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

z EAU CLAIRE, WIS. Charles K. Sha-
rood of ST. Paul and Ellen Loretta CALI
gan of Neenah, Wis, were married at the
residence Of William Gilfoy. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Brennan.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

p WiNAMAC, iND.--Andrew Rolling,
a newspaper man of Washburn, N. d,
and Miss Minnie Tnlle, OF Monon Station,
Ind, were married.
During the war with Spain Rolling en-
listed as q volunteer from North Dakota.
The special train on which he was travel
Ing stopped at Monon for refreshments.
Among the young women who waited on
the sotdiers was Minnie Tulle. She prom
ised to write letters to the boys during
their campaign In Cuba. Miss Tulle was
truesto her promise. corresponding with
Rolling When he was discharged from
the army they continued to correspond,
Which resulted in to-day's wedding
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

Su6Cs u uotAu
give all I had
to be cured, but
nothing seemed
to do me much
good until 4 a
neighbor recon-
mended that I
try Warner s Safe
Cure. It was
with but little
hope that I tried
1t, but within
two weeks my
general health
was improved and
in four months
I Was complete
/; ~ cured. I hardly
dared to believe
that. such good
fortune WAS mine,
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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

.MENoMoNlEE, MIcH.-Peat. has. been
discov cred In the swamp lands near Birch
creek. about four miles north o.. this city,
and firm is engaged in producing It..
The enterprise Is not much more than an
experiment, but. the promoters say. they
can produce enough peat to supply at least
half the population Of Menominee county
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

been confined in the Burleigh county Jail
for seven months on a charge Of the muir
der Of Ranchnan Harry G. Hibbs, last
January, was last night released on a &c.,
600 bail bond furnished by w. l.. Watson,
George Gussner, Austin Logan and Henry
Foley, all well known Bismarck business
men. The bond was approved by States
Attorney Allen. Mays trial is set for
Sept 20, but will probably not begin until
Oct. 6. Bail for May was agreed to by
the states attorney at a recent special
term OF court in Bismarck, owning to the
fact that he could not have a trial last
spring because Of the illness Of Judge Win
chester. May has grown stout since his
confinement in jail He will remain in
Bismarck until the time set for his trial.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

~ HELENA, MONT-Section Director e.
N Glass of the weather bureau has been
transferred to Williston, N. d. and will
leave for his new station to-day He is
succeeded at Helena by Montrose w.
Haynes, formerly section director at Ha-
yana, but more recently of Indianapolis,
who has already taken charge.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

NoRTHFlELD,. MINN.--willtaun Ebel
remains Of Mrs: s. #. Ciary, a. former
pioneer resident OF this place. were
brought here from Fargo yesterday for
burial.-De Lisle Stewart and family
have moved to Minneapolis where .Mr,
Stewart has accepted a position in the
state University observatory.-Rev c.: E.
Congregational pulpit to-morrow. 80 -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

MORRIS, MINN.-Charles. J. Chris
topherson Of this city and Miss Anna Bel
gum of Pope county were married at the
home of the BRIDES mother, Rev. Mr..
Dolven officiating.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

sSNvHf-TEHAG Il. Visions man killed,
another 80 badly inJred he may not recov-
er, and another slightly injured, was the
result of sewer caving In yesterday at
terneon. The dead man is Henry Dunkirk
OF Lacrosse, who leaves a wife and four
children. The excavation in which the
three men were working was fully fifteen
feet deep. For some reason the sides sud-
Derby gave way, and the men were buried
under q mass of sand and gravel
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

cRooksToN, MiNN.-A case Of youth
full depravity has developed that has set
the authorities guessing as to what dispo-
sition to make of the. offender. Louis
Seymour, 12 years Of age, stole team
and succeeded in getting 126 miles away
into the wildss Of Rcseau, county, travel
ing alone from Saturday night until Tues
day noon He was arrested and the team
has been brought back His mother re-
fuses to have him sent to the reformatory,
and says the tendency to steal horses Is
inherited and that he will outgrow 1t. The
lad says he is a crook because his mother
taught him to be. - -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

BLACK RIVER FALLS, WIS.-Mr and
Mrs Gary Martin of Hixton celebrated
their golden wedding at the Hoffman
house to-day. OF the fifty years Of their
married life, forty-seven have been spent
In Htxton township and about forty years
on one farm Mr. Martin spent four years
in the union army and is hale and hearty
at about 80. About 100 friends and rela-
tives joined in the celebration.-J. J. Nc
Gillivray Of this city has been awarded
the contract for the interior work Of the
$4,000 Carnegie library at Sparta.-The
county fair was financial success. The
display OF stock was good, but the agri-
cultural exhibit was meager. go
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

FREDERFckJA s. SD.-John Heuttn.
Finlander. was. tried, j., before Justice
Schrandeubach and fined $40 and costs.
While Intoxicated he attacked fellow
thresher with. a. knife, but other worknen
prevented NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy rain
fell yesterday and nine steam threshing
outfits are laid UP in this vicinity await.
ing dry weather. g.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

DuLuTH, lNN.--Frank Taylor, who
was arrested in Idaho for forgery In Du-
luth, pleaded guilty and asked for a
speedy sentenee.-4The St. Louis county
poor board flxsd the tax levy assessment
at anills, q reduction Of mills over las,
year: he appropriation will amount to
about $26s000--The governing board OF
the western union of insurance compan-
les decided not to order the removal OF
Insurance Inspector J.. B. McLaren. The
board has nott1ed iocal>agenctes that al
business must 30 through his hands.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

LAKE BENTON. ,MlNN.--H. F. Peter
sons saloon was entered last night by
some unknown person and 81 taken from
the cash register Some liquors were also
taken-Threshing is well under way. Bar
ley is fine; wheat averages twelve. to
fifteen bushels an acre. Flax will be a
big crop. Corn will not be as good as
usual on account Of frosts in July.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
KILLED "A sAURIAN
Novel Battle in Waters Of the Upper
Mississippi. Il

s LA CROSSE, WIS.,. d. johnson,
while fishing on sandbar opposite Lam
sing, saw an alligator summing himself
on sandbar not far away. The gator
was asleep, and johnson crept up to the
lazy denizen OF the south and attempted
to dispatch 1t with a club It fought
hard and came near getting a piece of
johnson when a well directed blow killed
the reptile. 1t is supposed to be the same
alligator brought north by j. McMann
and which escaped into the Mississippi.
The crew Of men employed at the con-
vent in this city laying concrete struck
for an increase in wages yesterday. They
made a demand for 20 cents an hour
R.. HI Dean, observer at the local weather
bureau, will leave Sept. II for Lexington,
KY. He will be succeeded here by OBJ
server r. @. Grant Of Lexington. Con
gressman John j. Esch has returned from
a trip through jackson and Monroe coun-
ties. where two new rural mail routes
were laid out. He was accompanied by
George Knatten, special agent Of the free
rural delivery department. They laid out
routes south of Tunnel City and another
one out Of Warrens to the west, taking
up the Kirby postOffice. These VIII be
recommended for adoption. 81
Unless there is a change in the condf-
ton Of the Mississippi river, all Of the
.sawmills in this city will be obliged to
shut down. Holway's mill, which Is saw
ing logs for the Standard Lumber COM
pany of Burlington, has but a few more
logs on hand, and with the present stage
Of water no more can be taken to the
mill. The stage at present is 1.6 feet
sand bars are appearing In many places
on the upper river Lumbermen say that
the condition is serious and may mean
heavy loss to them. Z -
# WiNoNA, MiNN.-Imrnediate follow
Ing the state fair, the Winona. street fair
will be held. An interesting feature this
year will be the floral street. There will
be a floral queen, to be elected by popu-
lar vote, who will ride in a carriage Of
state! The young lady receiving the
greatest number Of votes will be declared
the queen Of the parade and the four next
highest will be maids Of. honor Ten
cents apiece will be charged for4votes and
the proceeds turned over to, the Winona
general hospital-The medicinal. proper
ties Of Winona's artesian we'll in River =
side park are coming to be more and more
recognized. Winonans visit the. well from
long distances to secure the water; which
comes from a depth of 538 feet and con-
tains both iron and nnagnesia in solution
and Is unusually soft. It is not par
ticularly unpleasant to the taste, and a
person soon becomes used to 1t. The
water is free to all who desire to use it.
Some, who have tried both this and the
Waukesha water declare this to be the
superior. It is said to be especially good
for kidney and stomach troubles.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

sfouxeFALLS, s. D.-United States Of
hcias have been advised that the feder-
al seireutt court Of appeals at St. Louis
has affirmed the verdict OF the local court
in the case Of the government against the
Homestake Mining company. The govern
nent, Inst tituted a suit for SIC, 900 damages
for the alleged Illegal cutting of lumber
and cordwood in the Black Hills forest re-
serve. q The Jury gave Judgment against
the company for $1,757.75. 81
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PERMANENTLY CURED.

''144 Roscoe Boulevard, hicago-Gentlemen:
About two years ago I had one foot in the
grave, as the saying goes, and life looked pretty
black to me; the doctors called 1t Bright's dis
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

NEW, PRAGUE, MINN.--Miss Elenor A.
Jacobs Of WaterviIle and Joseph B. Maertz
of New Prague were married at Water
vile. Rev. Mr.. O'Brien officiated. The
bride was attended by her sister May,
and the bridegroom by his brother VIII
liam. The bride is a well-known young
lady Of Waterville and the bridegroom Is
assistant cashier at the New Prague bank
They left Friday for a short wedding trip
and will live at New Prague when they
return.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

MAPLETbN. MINI The wedding Of
Miss Ada LoVine iSeverson and Charles r.
schweitzer took place Wednesday at high
noon at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Carolyn Severson. Miss Maysel
Bishop sang 20. Promise Me" just be-
fore the bridal party entered. Miss Grace
Smith played the wedding march, Misses
Grace Neill and Flora Schweitzer were
bridesmaids and wore pale blue tissue
trimmed with white applique and carried
sweet peas. Miss Amanda Severson, the
maid Of honor, was in pink Paris muslin.
Little Rosalia Schweitzer In frock Of
white silk muslin carried the ring on a
silver tray. The bride wore white silk
batiste trimmed with nledallions of lace
and her flowers were bride roses. Theo-
dore Schweitzer and Christopher Laurisch
were the bridegroom S attendants, and the
service was read by Rev Mr.. Bentley. A
wedding dinner followed and the bridal
couple left for the lake trip to Detroit.
They will be at home after Oct in
Mapleton.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

/. NORFOEk. tNEB.--An 'ad" In a local
paper for young ladies to travel in a
covered wagon and attend fairs and big
meetings looked suspicious, and a young
man, dressed as woman, answered the
"ad. He was hired and started of when
a crowd Of men, in league with the i'm
personator, set upon the advertisers It
was proposed to throw him into the river
but insteadSa hose was procured and he
was given the water. cure" With him
was found Stella Leasure OF Omaha, who
had been started on a life Of shame The
owner Of the wagon Is 60 years old and
gave the name Of Levi Murray, junk
dealer Of Omaha
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

I DAVENPORT, loWA.-Gilbert T.. Dow
and Mary Shaw eloped last night, and
telegraphed relatives from Chicago they
had been married. \. ri. ,x~,ss. Z. 5.>.%
Their families will welcome them home
with open arms, the only objection to
their marriage having been their youth.
Mr.. Dow is son of John F. Dow, sec
retary and treasurer of the Davenport
Elevator company, and Miss Shaw is a
granddaughter Of the late - George S.
Shaw, a. wealthy lumberman. The bride
groom was a., student at Shattuck mill
tary school. Faribault, MINI. = -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-22

The Baltimore News nas the follow,
methods; Senator Quay. who aas
made Pennsylvania and It's chief city
Philadepnia. a BY word for political
corruption. has left behind him too
plainly marked the trail OF the ser
pent ever to hope again for admit
lance into decent political company
II the voters OF Pennsylvania are not
lost 70 honor in politics no appeal to
party fealty can save tae fortunes OF
Matthew Stanley Quay and tue pc.
iitical machine by Which ne corupts
and misgoverns his native state. Quay
is ON the decisive"