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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-14
SECTION 30" CASE
Famous in the Annals Of the Cen
eral Land Office.
SCANDAL TO ADMINISTRATIONS
aires-A Tract Rich In
Iron Ore.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Duluth, Mimi, JAN. 14.-Word was re-
cenved yesterday afternoon that final deci-
sion in the famous section 30 case had
been made by the United States supreme
court favorably to the original claimants.
Eaton & Merritt. J. l.. Washburn and
Towne & Harris were their attorneys and
made the last argument in Washington
in December
The history OF the United States general
land Office and OF the department of the
interior presents no case of such complex
Importance, nor is there any that shows so
we'll to what length men will go in the
pursuit OF money, nor to what depth of
treachery he will sink to reach his ends.
This tract has been the scene for nine
teen years of continuous legal battle,
waged between the sharpest attorneys of
America. aided by unlimited funds and
complicated by the use of every possible
device to hinder or advance one or
score OF claimants. 1t has brought scan
DIAL to the door of the chief Of the inte-
r1or department, under both republican
and democratic rule, and it has gathered
together the most noteworthy group OF
land attorneys, chemists, photographic
experts and detectives ever employed to-
gether in the United States.
The claimants in the present case were
Minnesota Iron Company, meaning the
United States Steel Corporation, A. NJ
Eaton & Merritt, original holders, and
for many years entirely out of the fight,
owing to the rulings of Jared Sparks, land
Office commissioner under Cleveland. The
land is probably worth many millions
how many can only be conjectured.
Duluth Men Become MilIionaires.
The decision makes Frank w. Eaton,
Leonidas Merritt and Richard II. Pagan
of Duluth and George J. Lonstorf, son, of
the late Nicholas Lonstorf of Milwaukee,
each Of them millionares by a comfort
able margin. These are the owners in
fee simple Of the 800 acres in section 30
township 60, range II, involved in the
case, and 1t is worth from $4,000; 900 to
$S,00O,o0O, according to the estimate of
one of the men who will profit by the de-
cision.
The decision lifts Frank w. Eaton from
the everyday life of a man of compare
lively small wealth to the pinnacle Of
aft1uence. His share will be more than
$1,000, 900.
Leonidas Merritt was already in COM
Portable circumstances, as was Mr. Pagan.
Mr.. Merritt, six or eight years ago, was
millionaire twice over, but met reverses,
with which the public is familiar This
is his second experience at acquiring a
million dollars, but it is the first time
for Pagan and Eaton. Mr.. Eaton says
he has no plans matured for the future.
The Famous Section.
Section 30 lies three miles east of Ely.
1t contains large deposit Of high-grade
red hematite ore. 1t has been in Iitiga-
ton for the past eighteen years. It has
run the gamut Of the land department and
the courts, and it is estimated that the
cost of the litigation and other expenses
incident to it has amounted to $1,000, 900
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-14
RESPLENDENT ROYALTY
Opening of Parliament to BE a Giddy
Function

Function.
London, Jan. 1.-THE return Of the
king and queen to Marlborough House for
the opening of parliament marks the be-
ginning Of the festivities of the corona
ton year. The ceremonial of last Feb
ruary will be repeated with more pages,
equerries, horses, carriages and color.
Lord Salisbury, instead of carrying the
sword OF state, as he would be forced to
do it he were foreign secretary, is IA
vored by tradition and will stand at the
left of the king, as lord of the privy seal,
with the lord chancellor at the kings
right hand, and this portion Of the tableau
will be a parade of the dependence of the
medieval monarchy upon the two Off
Gals whose seats were Indispensable for
authenticating any royal decree. The
Duke of Devonshire will either carry the
imperial crown or the sword of state. The
Marquis of Winchester will bear the cup
Of maintenance and Lord Wolsely will
bear the gold stick. The college of heralds
will bring into the picture every figure
that belongs there by virtue of ancient
tradition.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-14
To Prove what SwampRoot, the Great Kidney Remedy,
Will Do for YOU, Every Reader OF The Journal May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Free By Mail.

unhealthy kidneys responsible for more
suffering other disease, therefore,
when through neglect other kidney IS
mi tOcO ntin fata re follow
considered that only urinary and bladder
to kidneys but modern
diseases have their beginning
in he o these most important organs.
need attention-but your kidneys
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you sick feel badly begin taking Dr Aimers
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he trial will
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-14
SUES RUSSELL SAGE
Woman Wants $4,000 From Hin
for an Alleged Assault.

for an Alleged Assault.
New York, Jan. 14.-Russell Sage is
named as defendant in an action in the
supreme court brought by woman who
seeks to collect from him SIS, 900. Isabelle
d'Ajuria, the plaintiff, AYERS that Sage
promised to give her that sum or it's
equivalent in real estate upon her agree
ing to refrain from further prosecuting
an action which she had pending in court
for the recovery of 100000 damages for
an alleged attack upon her seventeen
years or more ago. a
The woman brought action in 1884 in the
supreme court against Mr.. Sage to re-
cover $1,000 for an assault. The suit, it
is alleged, is still pending and was never
brought to trial Sage said that he did
not remember the woman, but afterwards
admitted that he had seen such woman,
that she had been in the Office and threat
ened him, and that suit had been begun
years ago, although, of course, he said,
there was no reason for such suit as he
never attacked the woman.
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Choice of Three.

The Chicago Great Western Railway
offers the choice of three through tour
list cars per week, via different routes to
California. On Thursdays via the Santa
Fe, a central route; on Saturday via the
Katy, a southern route, through Texas
with connections. FOR Mexico. On Tues
days via the Rock Island, northern
route, through the Grand Canyon of Colo
RADIO by daylight. Information and book
lets from A. J. Aicher, City Ticket Agent,
Cor Nicollet Ave and 5th St.. Minneapolis.
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WON'T PAY FEES
Branch of the Steel Trust Defies the
State of Illinois.

Chicago, Jan. IA. = Notice has been
served on the Illinois Steel branch Of the
United States Steel Corporation that it
must pay into the treasury of the state Of
Illinois from s65.0OO to $4,000. This is
the fee required under the foreign cor
poration act for the privilege of doing
business in this state The local off,
cials of the crust declined to pay the
amount, pleading that in reality the ILL.,
nois corporation was still an integral
quantity. They declined to admit that
they were representatives of the United
States Steel company.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-14

The mild and immediate effect OF DIR.
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Dear Sir: Oct. 18th, 1900.
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The Famous Section
CHICAGO SCH(

CHICAGO SCHOOL FINANCES LOW
Chicago, Jan. 14.-For the first time in more
than thirty years Chicago's night schools are
closed, temporarily at least. 1t is also
serious question if the day schools can be
kept open during the regular ten months.
This conditions is the result of the low condi-
ton OF the city's finances.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-14

Don't think because you have taken
many remedies in vain that. your case is
incurable. Hoods Sarsaparilla has cured
many seemingly hopeless cases of scrof-
ula, catarrh. rheumatism kidney COM
plant, dyspepsia and general debility.
Take Hoods.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-14
MURDEROUs POLICEMAN
Kills His Wife and Fatally shoots
His NIOther-in-Layy.

New York, jan A.-Will;am II. Ennis,
a Brooklyn policeman, shot and killed his
wife and her mother, Mrs. Alice German,
at Mrs. Germans home early to-day.
Ennis was arrested. The policeman had
separated from his wife and had refused
to support her and she had him arrested
H0oantlG
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water frequently night and day, smarting
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ment in the urine, headache, backache,
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BUSINESS, heart disturbance due to bad kid
ney trouble, skin eruption from bad blood,
neuralgia, rheumatism, diabetis, bloating,
irritability, wornout feeling, lack of am
bition, loss of flesh, sallow complexion, or
Brights disease. 800
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undisturbed in glass or bottle for tWen-
ty-four hours forms sediment or sett-
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evidence that your kidneys and bladuer
need immediate attention.
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many thanks to you, I remain,
Mann

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famous kidney remedy, Swamp Root, sent
free by mail, postpaid, by which you may
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ney. bladder and uric acid diseases, poor
digestion, when obliged to pass your
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The Dog Knows

That there is something wrong with his
master. They have no more romps and
rambles. He tries in vain to coax the
listless youth from his chair.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-14

Black French Per-
calines, Black Sat-
Gems and C0lOred
Percalines, Colored
Silesia, in all the de-
! slrable colors;
mill ends, at, k1
per yard. w.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-15
Marrte oen Sob.

5err 8. 8. Wunoap, elm &edtss
anpalt BON Senrietta, 9eras, narrte
einitens einen 9ootenerdber. @r
1agt: nWein Bruoer mar ourd Wta=
laria uno @elbiubt aelunobeitlid,
iebr beruntergefommen. SD iiberz
reoete i'm, Electric Bitters gu oer=
luhen uno balb oarauf beiierte iid
lein 8ultano aub 5%ulebenos; aber
er lebte Den @ebrauh oieler WeoiSin
fort, bis er uoaitdnoie t~uieoerberees
iteat mar. SD bin feit oaoon ubers
seuet, oaB Electric 8itters" i'm pom
9ooe errettet bat" 9ieies Mlttel
treibt Walaria uno 5ieber aus benz
Sgitem, tDotet 8rantbeits : Seine
uno reinist oas 8lut; f6roert Die
8eroauun9, re9ulirt Die 2eber uno
bic Hisren; BELT 8eritopfuna, Opss
peplie, Ierouiitdt, @ieren : Qeioen
uno 5rauens& raufbeiten uno frdftiat
ben earisen 90rper. 8reis IS @ts.
gu baben BEL s. &alteper & Sobn,
Geo. 5. 5hmitt, @igentblmer, uno
30. 9reis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-15

nennung oes 6ilfs Staats1efretdrs
Or. Dapio S. Sill gum gtahfolger
BEG iheioenoen amerifanii6en 8Dtz
ihafters @bite su pereiteln oroben.
0ob Der betreffeuoen 9epeIhe iDq
Velamp Storer, Der ber3eitiee 9e=
lanote in Waorio. fir ben BDlfen
beIttmnt lein unb Or. Sill mad
Gom geibidt meroen. Dies miro
bier allaemein beoauert, ba Der
0ulfS Staatsiefretdr ~ieoenfaIs am
Beiten berufen aemelen mdre, in Die
5ubitapfen Or. 8bites gu treten.
Or. Storer lit bier gu nenig be-
FAINT, OILS baB man iib elm urtbeil
lber tbn biloen f0nnte, oD6 befiirh=
tet man, baB er ben oeutiden Ser
bdltntlien aQau freino g~eeeniiber lte=
ben miro, um fir beibe 2dnoer ent=
fpredeno nirfen at fDnnen. I'M
perItdnoli6 ftnoet man es, oaB Brds
iioent 3oDlepelt nit Der taft gum
ungeibriebenen @eieb eewproenen
Regel breden unb ben Soften niht
init einem @elebrten beleben mill.
Cine ipdtere Hadribt meloet,
es lei BON 8aibin9ton aus aneefroei
moroen, ob @barlamanae Conner
, gegenwartige 8otihafter in ct. 8e=
tersburg. Der NlIiitent : Staatslefre=
tor 0in Doer beiagter 8eqamp Sto=
rer ais Nabfolaer Wbite's miufom=
men Ieten. Oas 8erliuer Nus=
pdrtige Imt loa eeantpDrtet baz
ben, Dab irgeno elmer Der Orei GEE
rlehm lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-15
100000 fir sspbltbatiafeit.

Gin 8erm0sen bon $1,000, 600 wuroe ~unldneIt
elmer northumberland in elmer unlerer 0fli6cn
Stdbte binterlafen, nno uabreno burb Die iprg=
idltige @erauseabung oieier 5un,me gefoes bel GU
tes errei6t iperoea Tam, siebt es bod nod Gin au=
osres Mittel, melbes tpeaen oes @utsn, bas es getban
bat, nno Der 2eioen, tuetae es tpdbreno Der tebten
tilnf5iS Sabre 9ebeilt bat, Griudbniins ~oeroient, uno
oas 1T 9oftetters Maaenbitters. Seine anoere Me=
bi5in fam Ieire Stele dig Elm 9eilmittet fur Maeen=
Weber, uno gfterenleioen, tuie &opii6mers, @uftoBsn,
Soobrennen, @eroauunssidmd6e. 9ispepiie, @er=
f~toplnns ooer 8aaeucreiituue e%inaebmcn. Sir
rnobten gu6 oesbalb %orineeno empfeblen, es Su
oeriu6en. Eas edte muB uniere grioatmarfe an
9alIe Der Slaide BADEN. Mebmt tein GrIabmlttel an
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-15
q II 8 a n b.

- Wdbreno Der WanDoer mare
Brin5 @itel 5rib, Der fir5(i6 gum
2eutnant i'm l. @aroe=H eatmert err
nannt muroe, beinabe pom Teinoe
gefanaen genDmmen moroen. @enn
oas WfanDoer grnit gerpeien mare,
batte es fir Die vBlauen" (oie 9eut=
ihen) ibleht auseeleben, benn Die
n@otben" (8uhen) batten ale oo=
minirenoen B~Oiitipnen erobert uno
batten NIT 2eidtiefeit Die gauge fai=
lerltbe Nrn1ee gefangen nebmer f6u=
men. Weoer Die 9rtiuerie nod Die
| &aoaaerie perm0hte Dem InIturm
Der feinoliben Snfanterie Stano su
baften. General b. 2ignib, oer
Sberl ommnubirerbe Der ,0lauen"
uno biSbec ein~ slona gratillima
beim aaiSer, miro uad] Beenbiauna
Der Wanouer ieinen Nbibieb neb=
men.
Sin 9eibifter 6anoitreib =
in Der 9beorie natiirli6 = 1T benz
General BON @interfelo, Dem Som.
ma1beur Der rglauen". gelunoen.
Dih:er 0ebel bling iiber benz WanDz
perfelo, @interfelb rudte qeaen
Sranffurt an Der Soer LOG uno es
gelang inn, in Der Ndbe bon Weeie=
RIP bret BatailIone Der GDtben su
uberraiden uno gefanaen su nebs
men.
Sci ben 6erb1tmanDuern 1T
Die 9aftif Der Buren,, tpeld]e 1ih bel
ihrem Sample eeeen Die @nelanoer
10 alan3eno bepdbrt bat. our @n=
tpenoung gelanat. Die feinolihen
Nrmeen aoancirten in iebr peit ae=
aDgenen 2inier auf einanoer los.
Die 2inienfette bate cine Nusoeb=
nung bon pierSig Meilen uno ourh
oieie u%ngebeure Nusoebnung iudte
man elm ueberrumpeln un6 Elm in
ben 6interbalt 2oden su oerbinoern.
Sang nod Der Burenart riiften Die
Nrmeen unter mDglihfter 9edung
Dor.
Gin beiterer ,3piI1enfaa",
Der fib bel Dem Wilitdrbanfett i'm
Neuen Balais in 8Dtsoam ereianet
baben ioa, miro pom r2ofal=N nsei-
ger" berihtet. Nn Der Iafel 5aB
General 8ooo Der &aiierin lhraa
gegeniber, an Der Settle bes britiz
ihen Selomaribaqs 2oro &oberts.
Bet einem 9Dait entoefte General
WoDo gu ieinem Sbreden, oaB iein
8la3 leer mar uno nabm aus Der
6ano zines binter inn Itebenoen-
Oieners cine 5laibe, um ielbit Dem
Wanco ab5ubelien. Die @eiealAaft
war natiirlib iiber oielen Brub Der
etiquette entiebt, bod iblue Der
S6red in REMEMBERING UNI, als
Der aaiier benz oh Der ieines n5aur=
pas" ielbit eribrofenen General
iber ben Gid 5ulabelte uno i'm
Bnbnen= Gliiterton icinem Nahbar
5uraunte: SD liebe Die Nmerifa>
ner. Sic Greifen ftets in'S Goue."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-03

New York, Oct. 2.-There was indis-
position to do much in the early cot
ton market, owing to the uncertainty
as to the bureau figures tomorrow.
The early foreign advices were with
out special significance, while the
weather in the South was too mild to
infuse much animation. The run of
crop reports was bullish, but the APP
parent apathy of bull leaders was
somewhat perplexing. Estimates for
the coming bureau figures run as low
as .55, against ga last month. Just
swhat may be the effect on prices, If
such low figures are realized, remains
to be seen. Bulls apparently have the
advantage and large exports now in
progress, together with nervousness in
spinning quarters held the market de-
cidedly steady. There is much more
disposition to buy than to sell, and
the first news of low temperature be-
tween now and Oct. % would be sure
to cause a bear stampede. Receipts
while heavy, are far less than at one
time feared, and Southern correspond
ents insist in many instances on much
earlier marketing of the crop than ever
known. Forecast of colder weather in
Texas made shorts nervous. Port re-
ceipts $4,000, against $4,000. Gables
were lower for October, and unchanged
for other months.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-03

New Orleans, Oct. 2.-Liverpool ad-
vices were about as expected, and our
market in sympathy opened 1 to
points higher advanced to 3 subse-
quently on the heavy rains in Texas
and fears of colder weather How
ever, the continuation of realizing be-
fore the bureau occasioned a break
of from the top later but when easy,
some fresh buying came in, causing
steadiness, making the net loss to
points on the day. For the past
five days an immense amount of re-
alizing has taken place, even though
the general opinion is that the aver
age condition of the bureau will be
about so per cent. 1t is also thought
that, irrespective of what the figures
may be, that large quantities of cot
ton will be for sale and that prices
must naturally seek a lower level tenn
porarily. Many claim that the weather
on the whole has been favorable for
the crop during the past ten days and
that with late frost the present top
crop will add materially to the yield.
If the bureau is so per cent. it may be
a hard matter to hold the market for
the moment, but should it. confirm the
unfavorable reports disseminated and
be under the above figures the chances
are that values will eventually sell
higher. 1t must be remembered that
with 81 per cent. last year the growth
was only 10,550OO0 bales, therefore, as
the acreage is practically the same this
year, a condition of go per cent. would
indicate a crop on the bureau of about
10, 100000, and as it is generally be-
lieved that the consumption of Ameri-
can will be over II, 900 this season,
the report, under the circumstances,
would really be bullish with a condition
of go per cent.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-03
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
COTTON FUTURES.

New York, Oct. 1.-The cotton mar
. Sot opened steady and unchanged to
points higher, following which there
Vas further rise on general buying
,eu by the room shorts. The Liverpool
a.S news contained nothing to
simulate investment buying, and the
feather chart failed to offer special in
ILoueenent to the room bulls. Neverthe-
T MS there was little cotton for sale.
~, me South and Europe sold on the adj
oance as did some of the more deter
~, tllned bear operators. Not long after
, 'ne call the market suffered reaction
aioer realizing by commission houses
si iu continued pressure from the pear
cue The receipts at the ports were
Nm NJ TO be increasing again and rumors
ere circulated to the effect that to-
e t.orrow's bureau condition statement
a october will give go or over. AFTER
M SSaslng off to S.S2c for January the
tntnole list stiffened up again soon AFTER
~ noon hour on reports of damage
~ open cotton by excessive rains III
hoFthern Texas. The ring shorts
ooooW,teyer, were about the only buyers
this information and late in the al
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-03
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

New Orleans, Oct. I'm the market
Tor cotton there was but little doing.
Quotations unchanged.
In the line of contracts the market
was also quiet. Quite a number of lead
ing spirits were absent from the ring
side on account of Jewish New Year,
ana those who Were in evidence dis
played, but scant interest in the mar
ket, executing few outside commits
sion orders and doing an occasional bit
oil sGalping, but holding off before en-
gaglng actively until after to-mor-
rows bureau statement has been re-
celved. The fluctuations in prices were
slght, the market at the close showing
net losses of 2 to 3 points compared
with last evenings figures.
New Orleans, Oct. 2.-Cotton futures
closed quiet October, 8.33@S.35c; No
yember, S.S6@S37c; December, S.40@
Sale; January, S440S45c; February,
6.45QS.47c; March, S.4S0S.4 9c; April,
S5OQS.51c; May, S.51@S.52c.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-03
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Oct. 2.-Cotton: Spot,
good business done: prices lower;
American middling fair, 24-1OOd; good
middling, 496-1O9d; middling, S6-1OOd;
low middling, 76-100d; good ordinary
64-10Od; ordinary, 4 52-10Od. The sales
of the day were 1900 bales, of which
1000 were for speculation and export
and included $500 American. Receipts
LOO bales, all American.
Futures opened quiet and closed
barely steady American middling g. o.
C., October, 4.69-100d, sellers; October
November, 4.64d, sellers; November
December, 1920, sellers: December
January, 4.61d, sellers; January Feb
ruary 4.6Od, sellers; February March,
4.59d, buyers; March-April, 4.59d, sell
ers; April-May, 4.5Sd, buyers; May
June, 4.5Sd, buyers.