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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-04-14
ST. mlcHAsL's MIaSTREls

The young men of st. MiehaeRs Club
will give a grand minstrel show this
evening at ST. MichaeIs Hall, Erie ana
sranfh streets The show will also be
continued Tuesday, Wednesday ana
II thursday evenings.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-04-14
PAzeLT LIBERATED

Henry Pazelt, of No. 12s Neptune ave-
nue.. whose wife. Mrs. Ida Pszelt, had
him committed as being dangerous lun-
attic, was liberated Saturday night. Drs.
King, Converse and Lambert, who ex-
anlined Pazelt, said that he was not ia-
sane.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-04-14
EXCITEMENT ON elEawooD AVENUE

There was considerable excitement IN
the fashionable Gienwood avenue section
this morning when a pot OF pitch boiled
over in the kitchen of the home Ct Mrs.
w Crawford No SC Gienwood avenue.
The burning pitch started fire and an
alarm was sent IN. The residents were ex-
cited for time until the extent OF the
blaze was ascsrtaIned The damage was
el,aslt xfC0
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-04-14
COURT CALENDAR

Supreme Court cases, April 10 1907
Nos. 20. 81, 222 and 222S
Circuit Court cases. April Is, 1902.-Nos-
$50. slI. 3le, S19 S21, 322 327, S2S and 329.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-04-14

paxonta hard u Fsne Early Tune Canned
| fses< I'M es3e 1T nearly ~. xs4d cr2csry
sfsrss ana uaioleaaze at tbs p. E. Eleazy ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-04-14
WEATHER INDICATIONS

NEW YORK. April "A. 1902 orecasr
for the thirty-six hours ending at eight
P. N. Tuesday Far this evening and to-
morrow
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-04-14

About fifty drivers employed at carting
building materials formed a temporary
organization at Froemchen's Hall New
York avenue and Union street. Union Hin.
on Saturday night They will apply 70 the
Building Trades Council for afFiliation on
Wednesday evening next and will hold an
other meeting to perfect their organiza-
ton and elect officers on next sunday
afternoon at two o'clock
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-04-14
An Old ana We'll Tried Remedy.

Mrs Ngnslow's Soothing Syrup for chp-
drea teefhlhg snouiG always De used for
children wil3ie teethinz. It softens the
gums sisays the pain. cures wind collie
and Is ths best remedy Io< diarraoea
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-04-14

printing the ballots provided by this act
the County Clerk will necessarily proceed
under the general law. section 81, Of which
provides
So. whenever question or proposi--
ton is to be submitted to the people of
the State or any political division
thereof al any election, such PROPOSE
tion or other question shan pc printed
upon the ballot beneath the list of can
didates thereon, with the word For
and the word Against printed above
and Immediately preceding such propo--
off or defaced upon the ballot 1t shall
be counted as a vote against the
same: IL the word Against be mark
ed off or defaced upon the ballot 1t
shall be counted as vote in favor
thereof; and in case neither the word
For" nor the word Against be
marked off or defaced upon the ballot
1t shall not be counted as a vote either
for or against such proposition.
The provision that voter may write
his desire on ballot applies, by the gen
eral Law, to only those cases where the
authorities fan to provide printed ballots.
AS the County Clerk VIII have to provide
ballots having both affirmative and mega
tive propositions upon them, each ballot
viii have the words For the street and
water commissioner act of 1902 and the
words Against the street and water con-
missioner act OF 1902 printed upon it. The
words .For and Against cannot ot
printed in dlsconnection with the propo-
gition. for the erasure of either of thess
words would count for nothing under the
act Of 1892, but would. being mark un-
authorized by Law, render the ballot He
gal. SO IL the voter should erase one
proposition Ii would not only destroy his
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-11
@dbIer=N egiitrirmmg.

6ierourb piro befannt aemaht,
oaB ib Die Bidder rteines Mmtes fir
bic &esiitriruna auer @timmaeber
BON San Intonio, Berar County,
2eraS. Dem 8efeb entipre1eno am
erften 9ienitag i'm Wonat Oftuber
1902 er6hnen meroe. Sc lit bas Der
Z. Sftober uno meme Office beinoet
iid i'm County ourtbaus am Main=
Blasa. Die Office miro 20 Gage
lang, Die SDnntaae ausgenpmmen,
BON 8 (aht) ubr Bormittaas Bis nm
3 la9t) ubr WbenoS ieoen Gag often
gebalten meroen Ibis gum 80. Sf=
tober).
6ierourb erlude i'd ale Dieieni=
gen, melbe fit reaiitriren laiien nol>
len. in Der @eiie porbereitet gu fom=
men, oaB iie ni1t nur ben Hamen,
lonoern audi ben Namen Der StraBe,
in Der iie mpbnen uno ibre 6aus=
hummer anaeben fDnnen, lpmie Die
3abl oes gDuntp= 8recinfts. 81 Dem
iie sebDren, oa baburb unnDtbige
8ersDaeruneen permieoen peroen
uno Die &eaiitration mD9lihit prompt
BON Stele geben fam.
s.. u. 6 3 a b a,
8abl. &eaiitrator bon 8erar Gountn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-11
MlerIet.

- Die @rDBeelhwDrenen baben
aeqen 6arpep 6arrea, tpelber am
Is. Wugult gpm 6olt eridpHen bat,
Die entlpre1enoe Nnflaee erbDben.
Dem Nbmiral Shlep lDu bel
leinem 8eiu1e in San Nntonio elm
Seleemdloe als @nbenfen iiberreibt
peroen, peldes Die Wlamp, ur1eez
ben bon biitoriiben uno aae9urilben
5ieuren, BARTLETT.
= Das Marine : 8ecrutirungsz
Bureau, pelbes bier erribtet pDr=
ben par, lit iebt mieoer geihlpiien
nDroen. Sc lieBen fib i'm @ansen
Is iunee 2eute als Watroien uno
SbiHsiuneen anperben.
Dem Merifaner gelio Balbes,
melber Die Snternationalbabuz@ e=
leui9aft auf Sbabenerlab i'm 8e=
trage BON $4,000 pertlast bate.
murbe i'm 81. Diitrictgeribte Die
5umme ppn 1925 5uee1prDhen!
= Die Wertfanerin Waria be
Oaos, oeren @atte am II. Stunt auf
Der 8rnde Der Snternatipnalbabn
iiber ben Nlasanzgreef iberfabren
uno get6btet nuroe, bat Die Snterz
national & Greet @ortbern giIens
babnaelealbaft auf Sbaoenerlab I'M
8etraoe BON $780, 900 perflagt.
8eiube Der Nusitelz
iinb freunolihit eingelaoen,
Die Suueltere @ebriber griber,
304 @eit=g Commerce : StraBe, NIT
ibrem 8elube 81 beebren uno Die
eldnsenoe Nuslaae BON Sunelen aIer
Nrt. @olb= unb Silberz@ aaren, To-
nie Tancp : Nrtifeln etc. in Nugen<
Ibeir gu nebmen.
= DaS auf Soutb 6eigbts gele<
gene 3petftDfige 9aus Der Mrs. 6.
6. Spruce tuuroe in Der Mabt ppm
Donneritag gum Sreitag elm &aub
Der Slammen.
= @dbreno bes 8aaaars i'm
8eetbopen=M dnnerbor muroe bas
@alb=& egiiter i'm Salpon eeraubt,
in ben @arten gelbleppt unb bort
erbrpben. 9err @rpbeu batte benz
&eeiiter furs porber $50 entnpm=
men uno benz Diebe, Der auf uner=
fldrlibe @eiie in ben abgeihloKenen
Saloon georungen lit, iino nur etua
$3.50 in bic 6dnbe eefaaen.
Die bieiige italieniibe golonie
feiert morgen ben 40. Sabrestae Der
embedding Mmerifas ourb ibren
2anosmann gbriitopb Columbus,
unb amar burb Elm Bulfsfeit in
@Dnnors Yarf.
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Gin uuumit0Blider 8eweis.
Sellts den srSssten Sksptiksr in San
Hntenie Iberzsusen,
neil CT BON einem Satt 9fntpntp'er
Siirger ftammt.

Der Gemeis fam leidt aui ote Vrobe ge-
felt tpernen.
Die boaffe Mnerfennnng bes 0eroienfes.
9aS bette 8eneismittel. 0eiet es:
6err Sc. SarrelI, Dab : Nnltrei=
der, 806 WfDrales StraBe mobn=
bait, iaet: Gin Infaa BON Waaz
laria : Sieber periebte meme Nieren
in einen iebr eeihmdbten 3uitano.
Sd lit beitdnoig ait Giden=
ibmersen. Sd firhtete MIDI. mid
su bifen, tpegen bes ent1ebliben
Seiten=S te6enS beim @ieoeranfri6=
ten uno nibt ielten muBte ib beibe
6dnoe eegen bic Seiten briden,
I'M Die Sbmersen gu linbern. Die
gbdtigfeit Der Nieren nuree balb
unnatiirlib unb par pun einem
8rennen uno Steden begleitet. Iuh
litt ib uuter ihredlibem Gopf=
ibmers uno Sbminoel; netn ear=
ses 5pitem ihieu aneeartffen gu
iein. SD befanb mild in einem
ibredenerregenben 3uitanb. als i9
BON Dpan's Mieren : 8inen las.
Sogleib neribaffte ib mir cine
Sbabtel in Der 8erar : NpDtbefe.
Sic brangen eleib Dem uebel Bis
auf Die Wursel, linberten Die &idenz
idmersen in penigen 9aaen, per=
balfen ben Nieren mieoer gu ibren na=
tifrltGhen eEunffiDner INN ih fDfffrtp
balo mieoer ruben uno ib[afen init
auem minidensmertben &Dmfprt.
S@ babe fie Nnoeren empfoblen unb
merbe itets elm eutes @prt fir
9Dan's Nieren= Biqen itbrie baben."
@rbd(tltb bel alien Droguiiten.
BreiS so Gents. Softer Wiaburn
So. in Buffalo, SC. g., aIeinige
Ngenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
8ergeBt nibt ben Mamen Dpan
unb acceptirt fein Subititut.
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Wenn Sir ffpfet bas @eblat-Benn
Dir feblt Der Qppetit 8enn bic 2eber
faum mod ibaft = Sen erforberlihen
Saft-@enn 8ertopfuns iebr eribpert-
Deinen Stublgang, Sir pertpebrt Sos
autueroen mas nibt tau9t-Sir ben &6r~
per, ueil's nerbraubt.-8enn beTegt 1T
Teine 3unge-8enn's Dir trabbelt in
Der 9unge:-Nimm Inn Defines @phles
tpiGen-@in St. Bernard 3rduterpilen.
I'm fDftenfrei eine BrDbe au befDmmen,
aoreiiire P. Neustaedter & Co., Box
2416, New York City. Die st. Bernard
8rduterpillen finb in alien Mpptbefen gu
baben. Breis % Gents.
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geras ..

= @Dp. Sapers bat elm Sbreiben
Dom Nderbau-O eparternent in @a1b=
ingtpn erbalten, in peldem Der
Staat Teros Inn Die Surisbittion
iiber elm eemiiies @runbftiif BEL
NmariaD erlubt mirb, mp bic 8un=
bes &egierung cine Station oes
@etterzB Bureaus einridten min.
= Sc lit Nusftbt pDrbanben, baB
Die 8unoes= Gegierung benz 8lane
our SbiHbarmahun9 oeS 8rasoS
in ieinem unteren 2aufe ihre 8eiz
bulfe anaeoeiben ldBt.
Sn 2pttonzS prinos tDotete fib
Der 15idbrise Dumpiep TbompiDn.
nelber nit einem eelabenen &enpl=
Der ipielte. Die @affe ging los unb
Die &ugel brang linn inS 6er5.
8ie aus @ona, Sadion gpun=
tp, gemeloet mirb, lift Der Mauibao
Giper ourh Die ftarten &egengiiie
Der lebten @oben 10 bod anee=
oaB bic Soft oenielben bel
&eo Bluff mebrere Gage lang nidt
freu5en fDnnte.
Weriuhe, bic in Der umgeeeno
BON 8eepiqe NIT benz Nnbau BON
unternDmmer tpDroer finb,
fib als auBerDroentlib erfole=
reid erpieien.
Die ct. Souls & San 5rarl=
cisco giienbabn9eieqibaft legt BEL
WraoD, BromnpOub uub Commando
Wfufter : 5armen an, auf melhen
lpesiea Der Nnbau beS Macerpni.
Wei5ens in eroBem MaBitabe betries
ben rperoen iou.
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@eifenoe Igenten:
Carl Mrnp.
~. G6prpbint.
Sonntassbetra9tnngeu

Bon ben peiteren oirecten syplQen
Der HrDteft-@ ote beS Staatslecretdrs
6ap in WnibingtDn gegen Die MiB=
banolung Der rumdniihen Suoen Bpm
Seiten Der @egierung bes &Dnies=
reib8 Nuntdnien bat man niht n1ebr
bel III bDren b~etpunn1en! Bemerz
fenstuertb 1T babel aber belonbers
Elm Yunft: 9nB ndmlih Niemanb
beitritten bat, baB Die arnerifaniIbe
8uroesregierung elm pDuitdnbiges
&edt 81 einem berartiaen Mu5treten
eebabt babe, ba bic Ser. Staateu
ourb Die 6lihtlinge aus Mumdnien
IN elmer Beiie iberibmetnmt tuur=
ben. melh bieien 9anbe gum Sha=
ben gereihen mufite. Der 05lters
ulagea bieie8 2anioes 1T 5rpar QroB
uno ieine Berbal1ungsfdbiateit 1T
cine eritaunlibe, 1nein 10 erftaur=
lih tie aud lit, 10 Eat fie oennuh
ibre @ren5el1 uno Die plDblife mals
ienbnfte ueberlaoung NIT jenen ru=
ladnii6en Nustpanoereru, Die lelbit
0er bette Treutb oieler arr1erl uno
betlagenSuertben 9eute niht su ben
-tuiiniheu8uertbeit Smmiaratiuns=
gleunente1" sdblen tuiro unb sdblen
Tam, rtuB iiber fura Dber lana
cine ~SnoigeitiDn aur Jolae bas
ben, tuelGe nuf bas Nuaemeins
befinoen Uncle Gams 5hledter>
0ing8 nidt nrber8 alS nahtbeilia,
nno 5tuar iebr n~adtbeilie, mirten
fnnrl!
BOT Der Bruteft oes Gtaotsfecre.
tdrs Gap aber aud teine nennens=
mertben oirecterl uno ppiitipen Me=
fult1te neutrality-suspicious. Bis iebt
NOD nidt!-fu Bat er bic inbirecte
5olge aebabt, oaB iebt einmal mies
oer febr piel BON benz Blane Der
s8iuniitenA elm Neu>Subda in Ba=
LATINA aI8 n~atiDnalert Sammelplab
fitr ale mibielig uno belaoen in
Der 6reuloe bauienben uno 1hmer
beor6ngten Suben gu ihaffen, bic
Sfebe 1T.
G3 fdllt bas UNI 10 n1ebr auf, als
Der BiDuieulus in ben lebten Wonas
ten eigentli@ ettuas fart in Berael.
lerlbett uuo ins 9intertreffen geras
then mar.
@eraoe aber i'm fernen Often, ouf
beife1 Werbdltnif5e unb Auftdnbe Bic
5iUniftiihen Bldne aans beionbers
Qerliinst fiuo. beginrtt fih iebt bas
Sntereiie fiir ben Biunismus in oara
a~uffaQenber Weiie bemertbar au
MAIDEN.
Nls eius Der Mnseihen bierfiir
Tam bic .umfrage iiber ben 4ionis-
mus gelten, melbe cine leitenoe
ruifti1e Mepue "Rousskave
Misl" Der ruifii1e @eoaufe", ppr
Qur3era peranftaltet bat unb mpburh
fie cine gru6e Nnsabl berporraaenber
Stantemdnner, @elebrter, Shrift=
teller urler unb &inftler peranfaBt
bad, ibre Nnfihten iiber ben BiDniss
mus bonn Stanbpuntte Der europdi=
id3ex @briiten, refp. Niht-Su6en,
iiuQlidbit utperbliimt gum Nusbrud
5u brin9en.
uilter Deren. pelbe aufjene EN-
quote geantportet baben, beinoen
fth 3pre Salisbury uno Qepn Bours
gepie, bic beioen friiberen 8reniers
l1itliiter @nglanbS unb Traufreihs.
bic beribnlten ruifiibea Sdriftifel.
Ter @Drti unb 3prolento, iupie
$rufefor Or. 3arl Jriebrib 6es
mann nOn Der uniperfitdt Bafel, elm
befantter muoerner pbiluiopbiiher
G@riftfteQer, Der iib anBerbem audi
beiDnber8 einaebeuo NIT ale Dem be-
fast bat. mas man unter benz Be-
grille bee nJubenfrageA suiammens
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gia gmoalia, Yenui9loania=8 abn.

Gin 8iqet bieler 2inie erfter &laiie
nab Seem gorf beredtigt ben Sn=
baber in 8abineton, Bal
timDre uno Bbilabelpbia
einen sebntdaiaen Nufentbalt gu
nebmen. Dies lit Elm iebr liberales
3uaeitdnoniB.
Weaen @inselbeiten penoe man
iib an ben unter5eibneten.
s.. 8. 8il9pre,
&~eiienoer Baiiagier : Ngent,
1l8 8eft Srenb Blaee, San 4n=
tonic, 9eras.
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Durd ibre 3uperldifiateit ba=
ben iih bic Suneliere, @ebrloer
@rtBer. einen beneioensnertben
Hut ertporbeu. Seer bel ibnen fault,
miro gut uno reel beoient.
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Salisbury iprab. Gber aub bas
lbeint urs nod 5iemlib speifelbaft
gu fem, peni9itens Bis iebt nod,
mas ia aber freilib niht ausihlieBt,
baB Die aiuniitiibe Igitation oas
bod mod 81 Bege bringt!
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Ru Dermietben

Cine 9erdumige Office i'm pberen
Stodpert oes Sreie YreIie : Sc.
bduoes, SEP. 216 oft Commerce
StraBe. 3ah5ufragen in Der Office
Der nTreien BreHe".
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Gin xiebeebrief

wiro Sic niht intereiiiren. tuern
Sic auf Der Sube iino nod elmer
garantirten Salbe fir Wunoen,
Branoperlebungen unb 66morrboi<
ben. Otto DDbb BON 8Dnber, Mo.,
ibreibt: SD litt elm Sabr lang an
elmer bdBlihen @unoe, aber cine
Sbaftel BON rBudleu's Nrnica.
Sable beilte MIDI. gs 1T Die bette
Sofbe auf @roen." Sir 25 Gents
Die Sbabtel BEL s. &alteper, Geo.
5. S. Sbmitt, @iaentbnmer, uno
No. QreiR, 9roQuiiten.
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@abl Mmseige.

sir &pnitabler.
8ir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn gbas. s.
9 tenenS ais &anbibaten fir bas @mt
oes 6 o n tabfers fir ben l. Brecinft
BON 8erar County an5useigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-11

Daourb, baB man cine aroBe
2ait auf ben Sbultern trdgt, miro
infer @emibt niht bererDBert.
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@rmnbeiaeutbnms . llebcrtraauuaeu

Wrmnoetgeufbnnts > uebertragnm8en.
S. Berfiepic5 an @. 6. Mithea,
2 8runoltlde an Wolan Str, ST.
100.
5rancis Smith an Tranf @oQ,
822 Ider 2ano aus ben Surpeps
81 uno 1876, fir SIS, $40.
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Maads Simd's Sc sapama eisarrem.
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Cine Iusfeaung fir
iid lit oas Waarenlaeer Der o e.
bruoer griber, Die oils Sumo.
liere i'm Weiten obenan fteben.
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8atd,t Sind's Sc Sapana G~tsarren.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-20
NORTHWEST PENSIONS

Washington, Oct. EXTENSIONS granted:
Minnesota-Daniel Martin. Soldiers
Home. Minnehaha Falls s12; John A. Rus
sell, Minneapolis, SO: John P. Johnston,
st. Paul, $40. 49,
Wisconsin-Duane r. Moore, Pickett,
SIC; Frederick Reitz, Alma Center, s14:
Benjamin F. Williams. Stevens Point, $f2;
John Clement, Baraboo, SIT; Nicholas Ehr.
dead, Portage. ST.; Richard Hill. Marsh
field, $l4; Jacob a. Sherwood, Menomonie,
S.; Josephine Ehr, Portage. So; Mary
Kotte, Oshkosh, So; Ann B. Hayes. Mills
Center. ST..
- Iowa-Oscar Evans. Newton. $40: John
G. Leach. Troy, ST.; John Beldin., Preston.
SO; Samuel Smelling, Garden Grove, 49,;
George Drake. Clinton, IS; Hiram B.
Wright Dana. So; John GoFdsberry, Cen
terville, s17; John r. Henderson, Belle
Plaine, IS; Charles r. Mckenzie, Hamp-
ton, IS; Hilda P. Hiatt, Red Oak, IS;
Mary NJ. Davis, Corn. So; Louisa M. Pee
per. Dorchester. So.
North Dakota-Thomas Welch, Bis
marck, So
N. P. Johnson was to-day appointed
postmaster at Waine, Douglas county.
Wisconsin,.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-20
DR.. EDMUND J. JAMES
Tomorrow.

Nutshell Sketch of President e. J. James.
Professor Edmund j. James, late pro-
fessor of public administration in the de-
partment of political science in the Uni
vers1ty Of Chicago, was elected president
Of Northwestern university at Evanston,
ILL.,, last week. The new president was
born May q, 1856, at Jacksonville, Ill. He
was prepared for college in the classical
high school connected with the Illinois
state normal school at Bloomington, from
which he was graduated in June, 1873. He
entered Northwestern university in the
autumn Of 1878, where he remained year.
In November, 1874, he matriculated at
Harvard college, and year later went
to Europe and entered the University of
Halle. After spending four semesters at
that notwithstanding which time he at
tended lectures also at Berlin and Leipsic
he received in August, 1877, the degree
of M. A. and Phi. D.
On his return home in the autumn Of
1877 he was principal of the public high
school in Evanston serving from January,
1878, to June, 1879, when he resigned
to accept the principalship Of the high
school department of the Illinois state
normal school. In 1882 and 1883 he was
at various German universities. While
still abroad he was called to the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania as professor OF pub
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-20
STARVE OR WORK
Sioux Indians Have Been Doing Well at
Railroad Building.

CANNON BALL, N. D.-The last lot Of
Indians working on the Northern Pacific
extension between Mckenzie and Linton
arrived home yesterday. +: tt is highly
creditable. to the Indians that they have
worked from May until now with very
small intervals. It was freely predicted
they would not last two weeks at railroad
work, but when it came to starving or
working the Indians took to work:
The contra ctor, who Was here to-day,
states that the Indians are fully as good
workmen as white men, only they do not
last as long, a fresh batch having to be
hired every two weeks. He is offering
1926 day for all the Indians he can
get, and 81 for men and teams.
Jesse Flanders, .ex-postmaster at Fort
Yates, has been appointed financial clerk
at the agency, in place of John Flittie.
This appointment is personal one with
the agent, and is not controlled by the
Indian department. The salary is $1,000
a year.
The Indians have just received a per
capita payment of 50, being the six
months rent money from the Lemon lea Sc.
A portion of this leased land has been
burned over by prairie fires.
Thirty six young Indians passed through
to-day on their way to. Carlisle school.
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lie finance and administration where he
remained for thirteen years. While there
he organized and administered for some
time the graduate school of that instttu
tion, now one of the strongest. in the
country. He was also director and Or
ganizer Of the Wharton School of Finance
and Economy.
AS the leading exponent of commercial
education he was sent by the American
Bankers association in 1892 to report on
the education of business men in Europe.
The report which he made has become a
standard Of authority on this subject in
England and the United States.
In 1891 Professor James was elected the
first president Of the American Society
for the Extension of University Teaching,
organized to promote the introduction and
development Of university extension meth
DDS throughout the United States.
His pamphlet on 1.-THE Relation Of the
Municipality to the Gas Supply" published
by the American Economic association, is
regarded as having contributed decidedly
toward strengthening public sentiment in
favor of the ownership and control Of
lighting plants by municipalities. Among
his latest publications have been treatise
on 1.-The City Charters Of Chicago from
1881 to 1907 Of which two parts have
appeared, and a treatise on Municipal
Administration in Germany" 49,:
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MONTANA

HAVRE, MONT.-There has been much
delay in getting work started on the wa
terworks an electric light project, for
which a franchise has been granted to
c.. H. Causey of Fort Benton Some diff
ferences have arisen between Mr.. Causey
and the city council on account of a va
rance of the contract requested by Mr..
Casey. However, 1t is thought the project
will go through soon and that work on
the two plants will be commenced by the
1st of November. y b.
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6RAINERD, MlNN.-The east bound
passenger train on the Northern Pacific
was in a headend collision shortly after
noon yesterday with a locomotive running
light. The accident happened on curve
near Baxter. between Brainerd and Sta
pies, and the passenger was running thir-
ty-five miles an hour. Both engine crews
saved themselves by jumping. Among
the injured were w. G. Jones, the Nation
9 al express messenger. and a 16-year- old
girl named Freda Decker of Tacoma, who
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a Comfortable Home

always has nice wooden blankets but they
cost money Just now however. and 5at
this time each year. you can buy North
Star blankets at a. big discount-S0#toi 40
per cent. They're damaged slightly in the
making. but just as good for ordinary pur
poses North Star Wooden Mill CO., 1928
S Second ST., Minneapolis ~ 5sst4 ;s5;ls<
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NEW ULM, MINN.-President Roose-
welt has appointed James S. Beecher, re-
Gently resident Of this place. as assist
ant paymaster in the navy. The commits
sion was won in a competitive examina-
ton against six applicants. &c.. $3.50
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| died Saturday at the age of 70 years. He
was considered one Of the old settlers and
we'll do farmers of this county. The
funeral services will be held tomorrow
| afternoon.
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where he has a summer house. Several
hundred fruit trees will be planted this
fall, and others in the spring, at which
time also a large tract of land owned by
Mr.. Clark in the vicinity will be stocked
with sheep.
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RUSHFORD, MINING. P. Kirkpatrick,
the father of Postmaster Kirkpatrick, is
so i'll that no hopes are entertained for
his recovery. He settled in Fillmore
county in 1856 and is in his Saith year.