The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-16
BIG VOTE FOR JENKINS
Constituents Want Him to Head
Judiciary Committee.

Constituents Want Him to Head
Judiciary Committee.
WEST SUPERIOR, WIS.-Residents of
Congressman Jenkins congressional dis
trict. which includes Superior, are very
anxious he should succeed to the chair
manship of the house committee on jul
dietary. They have great faith in his
antitrust proclivities and on that plat
form he bids fair to be returned this fall
with the largest majority this district ever
piled up, which will mean about Go'ooo
votes to the good.
Albert Dalstrom a Scandinavian
preachev who has been conducting tent
meetings here for two weeks. is unoer
arrest charged with having called Mrs
Gus Johnson, wife OF former suPei"Asoi'
"a liar and a low woman" The preacher
SAYS he will get out warrant 1or tne
woman charging her with breaking up MS
meeting His story runs like this: AS
he was in the midst of his argument d
woman arose and accused the preacher Oh
being bigamist and bad man. lie toon
offense and upon replying brought more OF
her wrath upon his head. Dalstrom saSs
It is downright SANDER to call MIN
bieamist He Is a very fluent ta!ker anu
can discount any preacher in the Guy Oh
quoting passages of scripture 10 MS pul-
pose. , o.,
snonded to the call of their national Or
SANITATION and have already sent on con-
trbutions of so cents apiece 1of lile alo
of the striking coal miners.
The board of education, at its meeting
last night, decided to buy coal tor me
public schools IL the open marhet L.sleao
of getting 1t on contract All the olos re-
ceived by the board were IDENTICAL
Harvey Netherott, aged 9, was perhaps
fatally injured. In a scuffle he received
kick in the stomach.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D.-The coroner
fury returned a verdict In the case VI
James F. Harrington, who last rrluay
NIGHT fred a bullet into his heart a1ter
shooting and killing Inez Borst, his al
1,orced wife. 1t developed after the tras
edv that Frank Harrington, brother OIL
the murderer and suicide was Will h,'lA
lid to a few moments before the tteseus.
He was arrested to be held as a wltness al
the inquest Many believed him 10 nave
been an accessory to the douole crlliie,
hut the yerdict of the coroners jury ala
80 s,,nnort this view and he has been
released.
At the auditorium tomorrow forenoon
the annual school of instruction LOT
deputies and lecturers OF the MouellA
Woodmen of America for South DaAota
will be Gale dto order by State Deputy
II. L.. Brown Oh llllS S1IS' 1AN'
w. Burns will deliver an address OF WEI
come. to which State Lecturer A. II.
Jameson of Hudson will respond. NOT
less than 800 delegates lecturers and oepu-
ties are expected to be present.
PIERRE, S. D.-The next morse sale
will be held on Wednesday. Many horses
are promised for the sale, and eastern
buyers have announced their intention
of being on hand-A commission has peen
issued to Gerald G. DCherty OF 1anKtoIi
as second lieutenant Of Company M flrst
regiment state guard.-Art1cles OF moor
pora ton have been filed for the -. ~.
Hannah Land company at Aberdeen. with
a capital of 5000, 900; the Mainstay Cold
Mining and Milling company at keystone,
with a capital Of $1,000, 900; the Iarasca
Gold Mining company at Pierre. WIN
capital Of s1.OO0,0OO; the Old Wyanootte
Remedy company at Huron, with cap
ital of 81. 900, 900; the United States Guar
anty Home Purchasing company at Rapid
CITY. with a capital of 500, 00o.-Governor
Herreid has granted pardons to Leon 81.
John, sentenced from HYDE county lot
one year for larceny, and to S. A. Knapp
sentenced from Clark county for one year
for concealing mortgaged property. In
both cases. besides general petitions Tor
pardon, the presiding Judges and prose-
cutting attorneys recommended the actlon.
WASHINGTON, D. C'-Henslons wei
granted as follows:
Observation-Disclosures o. Lentz, st. Cloud
Sc; Walter T. Kirchner, Lake View, Sc;
war with Spain, Abigail K. Stevens, Park
Rapids So.
Iowa-Al. Sherman. Rippey So; John j.
Owens, Kirl1ville, SIT; Benjamin Jeffr1es
East Des Moines, $50; Joseph Schumacher
staceyville, $12; Ruth M. Turner, Keo-
kuk, SIT; Linda M. Vedder, Cedar Rapids
$12: Dina Blizzard Newton, So.
Wisconsin-Leo L. Redmond, Neills-
Vile, Sc; war with Spain, Carl McKeeth
Galesville, Sc; John Myers, Modena, SIT
David B. McCourtier, Arkansas, $12; An
vile Straight (dead), Melrose, SIT; Johr
Williams, Rio, $40; Bridget Murphy, Greer
Bay, So; Catherine Legear, Oshkosh, 49,
FORT PIERRE, S. D.-The republican
ticket for Stanley county consists of
r. Maupin, auditor; Anderson Michaels
treasurer; J. G. Arnold, clerk of court
s. L. Glow, register Of deeds; w. j
Hovey, county judge; A. Gunderson
states attorney; 8. B. Williams, sheriff
Mrs. N. A. Douglass, superintendent o
schools; J. w. Dickey, coroner; E. j
Lacy, surveyor. The people Of Lyman
county are petitioning for mall line from
Presho to Fort Pierre. At present mai
from this section to reach Lyman count.
points must go by way of Mitchell ant
Chamberlain, and it takes long time t.
get acknowledgement county papers re
port the sale of yearling range col
raised in that county for 500.
ALMA, WIS.-About o'clock yesterda
afternoon fire was discovered in the liver
barn Of Miller & Winger, and before as
sistance could be given the barn, togethe
with seven horses and most of the bug
giles and sleighs, became a prey Of tn
fire. For a time 1t seemed the fire woul
spread to neighboring buildings and the
large part of the city would have bee
doomed. The work Of the firemen an
bucket brigades kept the fire to its orig1
nal place, and outside Of Ibach's Gessell
and Auer's barns and sheds, no furthe
buildings were burned.S The loss Is abou
$4,000, with very little insurance. TIL
cause Of the fire is unknown.
FORMAN, N. D.--A valuable archae
clogical find was made in the Elysian hill:
west Of Forman, by some Workmen VIII
were cutting down hill. After removin
about four feet from the surface severa
small pieces of bones were thrown out. o
closer examination the hill was found
be an ancient mound or burial place of a
extinct race Of large stature.
NEW ULM, MINN.--The annual meet
ing of the German Methodist conferenc