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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-24
THE ALAsKAN-YUKoN DISPUTE

London. Dee. PIE. G. Wade contributes to
the Enspire Review good tempered article on
the Alaskan nkon boundary dispute nresentinc
the Canadian side Of the controversy with ability
md fairness and laying stress npon assertions
that American trade with the Yukon region is
declining and that the tidewater towns OF Skap-
way and Iyea are not benefited hut ruined by the
existing ARRANGEMENTS AZ - -4;34t5a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-24
THE CASE OF L1BB1E GARRABRANr.

Trenton, Nj Dec. 24.-The court Of pardons
to-day decided to take no action in the case Of
Iibbie t;arrabrant, who is serving life sentence
for murder. The case has been before the
board of pardons number of times. She has
been in prison about 30 years for killing man
in Paterson when she was only 16 years Of
age At the time of the murder she was sen
fenced to be hanged. but her sentence was
committed to life imprisonment
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-24
AFTER los YEARS,

Ogden Utah.. Dec. "a Mrs. George A. Graves.
of this rfty has Just received check from, the
United states government for 1850 in settlement
OF claim that had heen pending 10s Years The
claim was for the capture and destruction by the
French. about the rear 179a of n schooner he
longing to Captain Robert Patton. of Gardiner.
Me. The claim was for 81 $50. and there are
seven heirs. 800
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-24
INVESTMENT COMPANY
Organized at Aitkin With Capital
of $50, 900.
;necial to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Aitkin, Mimi. Dec. 24--The Central
Minnesota Investment company has filed
articles of Incorporation. the incorporators
being Frederick B. Lynch, Orlando A.
Robertson and Joseph c. Wood Of St
Paul, and Charles H. Warner, Frank r.
McQuillin and James j. Mcdonald of Ait
kin. The capital stock is $4,000 The
company will deal in real and personal
property and its principal office will be in
Aitkin
Eight woodsmen were brought to town
last night, three OF whom have: smallpox.
and have been placed under quarantine.
Chicago Fiorida Through Service. Win
Run Via zLouisvllle.
Commencing Jan. S, 1908. Leave Chicago
s:40 p. M, over Pennsylvania Short Line
and reach Jacksonville and ST. Augustine
second morning without changing cars
For further information consult, In per-
son or by letter, H. r. Dering, A. G. p.
agent t24S South Clark st. Chicago.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-24
VANDERBILT IS BETTER.

New York, Dec. 24.-The following bulletin
was isoued at the Vanderbilt residence at 8 80
o'clock: e -, %.>o>>
''Mr. Vanderbilt passed a slightly better night
His temperature is little lower and his general
condition is also slightly improved.
~. -"Flint and Janewav
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-24
DROWNED WHILE SKATING

Akron. Ohio, Dec. 24.-Roy and Earl Smith,
while skating on q pond near here to-day The
Ice under Earl broke first His brother made an
attempt to save him, but the ice also gave way
beneath him.. az 49, -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-24
chleaso-Florlda Throuae service WIN
Rogers Pocket Knives.
Gardner Hardware CO., 304-6 Hen. av.

The action OF Carriers Little, Liver Pills
IL pleasant, mild and natural. They gent
ly stimulate the liver and regulate the
bowels but dosnot purge. They are sure
to please. Try them.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-24

BABE BURNED TO DEATH.
Marshalltorn Iowa. Dec. 24.-The 1-!ear-old
child of Frank Bowman burned to death this
morning. The mother left the child alone il
the kitchen and it succeeded in reaching the sova
in some manner,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-24

=, To Cure Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Ouinine Tablets- AL
druggists refund the money If it fails to cure.
B. W. Groves signature II on each box. 25c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-24

O
Louis
offices will
will
xicnat " e in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-24
Mr.. Nelson's Cigar Holders.

Senator Nelson. in his committee
at the capitoL is All inveterate smoker,
always of cigars. which are held in the
-queerest holder that ever one saw. Motto
ing it's peculiar form recently I asked
him about it. He said it was made by an
admiring friend and constituent who has
a place in one of the departments in this
city. The bowl Is made from the cork
of a champa gne bottle, and has the tin
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-24
NINE. BALENzA IS RELEAgEp.

BuerIos Aires. Dec. 524.--aIme BaIenza who
was arrested on her Arrival here Yesterday from
France, was released from custody to-day s77
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-24

Skates, Skates, Skates, Skates.
Gardner Hardware Co., 304-6 Hen. Az.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-24

Nine. Balenza was said to he an Intimate
friend Of Roman d Anrignac. Who with other
members Of the Hunlbert family. was arrested.
Mt Madrid. Dec. 90. in connection With the fl.
nous Paris safe frauds
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-23
paE rpAlpr

r,.b rtaits. Len Nv The be-.
ios ny ftsi appearance f,t 1872 ]
Lse ., introduce myself. Wishing
Ito many readers ~ ths Eagle "a
happg ani prosperous new gear.
rsv J . Bullr't nlIsl his
,sprIs, appointment Saturday and
Sunday
lhs singing nhoif met Hunda I,
Isvsnlug and large crowd vas
present
Among Ito visitors f,rm llelhel
were Misses ausia ani lia Graham
ani nslr,as lhiladuau' Mesafa
psvalsrn ani urtt buchanan.
Amrn Williams Homer aud lau.
,4nra M",ullouah. Manual aud
Louie lhihaiuaus aui lhuta,ru
tnle
Tho pa,tt at Mta Jim kiuuan.
nome Friday night. given ia homer
ct Misses Lula Nryln' aud llannio
uanit. vac largely attended We
vo,a glad tr 600 au many of out
n'ania present The ladies ell on
iorai . ar''i ,ime
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vote he,a nuuia,
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suuia, evening aOe,a week p Welt
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visited relatives here saturday.
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-23
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Ia Porte. Ind Jan 81 Tho coun
tttulda about Urrmou nuda food Tor
snsap In thr remarkable romance in
thr Waudera family A few months aro
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utuu himsulr bride lu the person ~
enc YOUNG daughter ~ uoighhor
Haniuta had handsome Young son.
named William \ regard stronger
than thai uauall, folt tur Hirpmuihor
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muius e,ca upou hrI eyui looking
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admiration Ihr husband ANA A'hur
learned ihc ar,rrt rf thr ,ouuE people
aud procured q thvr,r liu a,rHmpa
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g. hIa SONS wait.asr to thc foImr,
sttrwrifrr trr r', helms under aEr.
auJ tbe ,srHf ,'Hp.c orrr welded
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-23

lhsir wagons ami cattle nud 20 lio'ra
ururtni nfurr Hamilton made Elght
march against General liutha nonr VII.
tnut January is huI Tho li1rr com
maudrr had lnn the camp whom the
utitlsh reached Tho spot The latter.
however captured I'd prlHuurra
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10

hill Of the Santa Fc said yesterday that
his road expected TO handle a large traffic
TO Galveston TODAY. The Santa Fe special
leaves Mt 1855 a. M. and / 80 D. IN, Re.
turning tho specials leaves Galveston at
7:45 and 1915 p, m Round trip 81.
Mr. X. w Gibson OF Palestine. Texas
Northern engineer and general agent for
the w. n. Best oil burning system. ia IN
the city. Mr.. Gibson has Just closed a con-
tract TO equip the locomotives and marine
boilers of the Edcewood Land and Log
ging company Of West Lake, La, with oil
burning apparatus.
The Southern Pacific immigration de.
partment has received from Washington
city the seventh volume of ~ twenty.0rst
annual report OF tae United States eeolos.
ical survey, complied by Director CharloB
=. Walcott The volume treats solely Of
Texss--of the geography and geology Of
the black and grand pralries OF the Lone
star State. with detailed descriptions Of
the cretaceous formations and With spe.
clal reference TO artesian waters. The
book is valuable addition to any library
The International and Great Northern CT
poets to handle large crowd OF Galveston
visitors today--thosc who were too busy to
attend the Morgan line celebration and see
the III Norte come In. Since the Inaugural.
tlou OF the 81 round trip Sunday rates the
International and Great Northern afternoon
train, leaving Houston at 4:45, IN the
cool of the day has been very popular
Visitors have ample time TO take plunge
in the surf and return on the 1890 train
which reHches Houston at 11:45. In time
to catch tho last street car.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
GALVESTON'S NEW PLAN.
Wants Rates on Cotton Shipped 10
that Town Reduced
THE DRAYAdE CHARGES ARE HEAVY
And Commission Has Been Asked 70
Compel the Roads to Absorb Them.
Notice Of General Hearing Given.

Austin, Texas. August s.-The ra,irosa
commission Issued an important no,lce ~
nearing today, which applies TO Galveston
ana the handling of cotton at that po,nt
In view Of the fact that 1t is represep, cd
TO the commission that Galveston Ia NJ a
disadvantage over Houston and New or.
leans In the way OF handling cotton tho
commission proposes to reduce the rates
cents on cotton shipments TO Galves,on
where delivery is to be made AZ auy nlscs
other than shipside
The notice of hearing is rs fol1ovs.
Complaint of the Galveston chamber a,
| commerce. haying been dled with tue rail.
road commission OF Texas to the effect
that persons engaged In handling COTTON
at Galveston are not Afforded t5o seNa
faciiltes and assessed equal freight ch1rg =
as persons similarly engaged nj Hons o.,
ana New Orleans In that free drayage ana
storage are accorded By the railroads 10
thoSe hand Ing cotton at Houston and that
inc rates are so adjusted at New Orleans
oy me railroads as to afford a similar fr Q
rer .,oS, az tnat point, and as no 50 ar
IILggment IS Afforded to persons so en-
gagged nt Galveston. II is orde cd nv thn
iallfond commission of Texas that not &c
nS ana thc same IS hereby given to All
persons interested that said commission
VIII, on Wednesday, August 20. lOG2. M
rs oulCe ~ Austin, take up and consider
Sne mqrttet Of amending commodity tirif
10 ~, applying on cotton. by reducing
ne rates therein provided 9 cents M
lVo pounds on all shipments to Galveston
wien wren delivery j. 70 be made at any place
ointr IMAM shipSidr Or to pdopt such
otner changes In the rates rules aud re- ~.
IuIiuhs US my appear necessary to over
come me Disadvantages 90 which II IL
GAINED shipments 10 Galveston are sub.
JeCt unucf existing conditions
Az persons Interested In the matters set
lorth hhoNe are requested TO present 10
thc Iomlnlslson on or before the day ~
me nearing their views In regard to the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
1HE cRoWrHER RAILROAD.
The Order Has Been Placed for First
lnstaIment of Rails.

The Order Has Been Placed for First
nstament OF Rails.
Austin, Texas August 9,-Iudge n. h.
Wallace OF Pleasanlon was here yesterday
ON his way home from Boston, where ne
has been for the past week looking after
the affairs of the King Crowther OH COM
pany. In speaking of the SAN Antonio ana
Crowther railway, for which articles Of in
corporation were hled some time ago, ne
stated that the progress being made Win
the road was entirely satisfactory and that
the order for the first instalment OF rails
mad been placed, which was for 700 tons.
Judge wallace says tina, the contracts
will be let within the next thirty days for
grading, or as soon as the final work OF
the engineering corps Is completed south OF
Medina, the preliminary work having been
done for some time The only bonus that
san Antonio has been asked TO raise -
yS5 OOD or enough for terminal tacllitles
and depOt grounds. The Drldelns OF lue
Medina, Judge Wallace says, Is the onIy
tough problem that the road VIII nave 70
contend with, as that is the only stream
~ any consequence, except the Atascosa'
near plcasanton. The Kin t-Crowther cor
poration expects TO be tpng OIL from
the now fields at Crowther the latter part
nj this year The latter company mas
capital Of Ss,OOO,UOo, anu the san'S Psotn M
SIthongh different companies, own BON tne
road and the oil company, Out or SIX com,
Mated wells and one partly nnisned, tnVy
have Ave wells which produce IN paying
quantities a very fine grade OF luprlcatIis
oil Judge Wallace is the attorney OF po.i
corporations, and seems peIevtS, en- new,
of the future of the railroad ana me new
Iii tga1N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
Tobacoo E.pert Al Rockford.

Rockport Texas. August "a special
train bearing prominent railroad officials
and others arrived here last night Among
those on board were Colonel S. f. b.
Morse, passenger traffic manager South
ern Pacific; j. B. Brooks. general passen.
ger aud freight agent OF the san Antonio
and Ararsas Pass railway; Prof. II. =.
Attwater superintendent Southern Pacific
Industrial exhibit A. Chenault, Colonel
lorse's secretary. and l.. II. Shelter, to-
bacco expert of the United States depart
mtnt Of agriculture. Mr.. shelter Is on an
inspection tour OF the coast country Will a
view oil establishing experimental tobacco
farms L..,
Tie purity were met by Mr.. Il. II. Norvell.
immigration agent of the San Antonio and
Aransas Pass railway, aud taken out to
Sparks colony, where they Inspected Mr..
Sparks fruit orchard and the soil of tho
surrouI ding county.
Mr. Shelter expressed the opinion that
the soil OF Aransas county Is well adapted
to tobacco raising.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
&c CHEN IS WITH US.
fSs REPRESENTATIVE HAS Ar
ayeo AT NEW YORK.
Oyster Bay Monday to Visit the
Fssnt--Empress Sends Greetings
to the Americans.

i@E August 9.--Prince Chen. who
4a'e represented the Chinese I'm.
s"e'uneat at the coronation of
a When that event was ex.
@Se place in June, arrived here
NC steamship st. Paul from
-p'0u. The prince was ACCOMPANIED
tlous suite and by Sir LANG Chen
= y 10 succeed WI Ting fang as
y llis country next January me
Nv ealheSe were met at quaran-
I,,,I.s ''aa' Secretary of State Pierce,
|D.. lniS government; WI Ting
p reynolds, private secretary
N Low the Chinese consul general
EsIyIDSse consul. The prince greet ed
~ party heartily and after the
E.d situations he addressed tbe
u nsiss.rspaper men as follows: Her
b 10 e,n, tue empress of China, de-
|1pIa ~ s9s het thanks to the Amer
sslds ~ ~ tler kindly feeling toward
h Ans,3Sa sVod wishes, ana adding:
\ tssesean Is my friend"
|sgs a DIAL g' Prince Chen and his
h a. ,.inh TO the Waldorf. A storin-
Ia AZ p 60 to Oyster Bay at the
ii, resident Roosevelt M s,sv
|lkrg rb united to three days.
sIpfs sSn lung said he was pleased
h q tSs Ray az his appointment Us
Aey yo vs. United States. II was
'Ou'u send me TO Paris" he
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
Notes and Personals.

Mr.. A. G. Newsum, division passenger
agent for the Houston and Texas Central
at Austin is Ia the city.
BEGINNING today the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson news train Will leave Gal.
weston at ESQ a, m Instead OF a. IN.
vice President julius Kruttschnitt Of
the southern Pacific Will arrive from New
orleans this morning at about 10 o'clock.
Mr.. John w. Wilkinson, chief rate clerk
of the general passenger department OF
night.
Mr. George H. smith, general passenger
agent 95 sss Ssw 9Tea al N SSa
visiting in Houston.
Mr., W l.. sauslers city passenger and
ticket agent for the Southern Pacific, was
sufficiently recovered from his illness to
visit his offlcec yesterday.
agent for the Queen and Crescent was in
Houston yesterday seeking desirable Of
dice for his headquarters
The slight, changes in the schedule OF
trains Nos 6 and 10 Of the Southern IA.
cite heretofore announced In The Post,
= teoR effect Yesterday at midnight
"A Pullman sleeping car was dispatched to
OF a,anrGe party Of Scottish Rite MasoDs
who Will go to Galveston Monday.
J, (, stessrs. Albert V. Kellogg engineer
maintenance of way. and Marcus A. West
colt, right of way agent. Of the Houston
and Texas Central. left Saturday for Cor
slcana.
The Galveston. Houston and Henderson
mas announced a round trip rate Of 81
TO Galveston The tickets will be sold
for all trains August 10 and IL Anal limit
TO return on August II.
Mr.. j. C. Vinson, who was recently ap.
pointed assistant travelling auditor OF the
Southern Pacific is in the city from his
first Official trip. He spent a week at
Beaumont checking over the accounts.
Manager Jeff n. Miller of the Houston
and Texas Central, Mrs. Miller and Mrs
Knox went TO Corpus Christi yesterday on
. visit 10 Vice President Markham aud
Or, Knox. who arc spending vacation
there
Colonel s. f. B. Morse, passenger trat-
nc manager and Prof Attwater, superln-
tendent Of the industrial exhibit OF the
Southern Pacific. are stlll studying the to-
bacco problem In the vicinity OF Port La
vacn aud Nictorin.
The Southern Pacific immigration depart.
ment Yesterday received two baskets full
OF sample grapes from Mr. c. Weigel
OF Elgin. Texas The wine and table
grapes We're excellent and the Niagara
variety were especially delicious.
City Passenger and Ticket Agent Green.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
MILWAUKEE THE MECCA.
F'oo-Hoos to Invade the Cream City in
Unpree dsnted Nurnhers

F'co-Hoos to Invade the Cream City in
Unprecedented Numbers
Milwaukee, win bo ~. ".
- W '"' hccca lhls year
una Oh september the people Of that
beautiful city expect to welcome rho larc.
est Teyoe aercca,i,r ,,btNt Ia ''
+o,0a5 80" "H'eu has eFf al
Ne""c" an annual meeting Of tue great
Concatenutcd Order Ut tIoo-Hoo.
To this end sppreme Seri,r t1o, 10,
Norris of tr,r.t.,,, ~ 1T. -, Nv ~
Ia ,,,,.r, v,i,I, i,, 10 PgnllAs ms energies
don ~ t,, 'n t''.N ~ ~ "nuEee every resi-
iipy1S IN, ','1 , u1i t.Iiutn' IN louisiana ana
,,,-1 btni ,'' ~ ..'"Ne ~ convenient 70 so
m@nts Win i,o up uI ,'u spcciIi 5rl4use,
N0i.n,.,, ,,, ,nV 'u'V4 Hn.'on"l ana Great
gnd Ins oLIl,,.|.i ~, U' 49, 2S"a! sl-cPets'
far Y 'f TS og,clneu tne lowest RUE eyer OF
s 800 80, eu1H an otS'Slou, especail9 AT a
He"9G" "ny ~ tHgIt ~ Aeafy lfaFtl north
600, ,o U,' t tGiG pu5 p t .eg y, round KIP
inie r',SSt an ,',',,,.-., o. ,,,,-,,,,.,.
"a, IL W Ni iI ~ etAAtGp .lgaal opportunity
az, iiOo-l'uoS u"U thgH lIleAuS go maze
nj - 90. Va 80 ~, ~ Jug at ny Ie se1Sou
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
prNE, opE TOWNSHIP SALE.

Th.re win Be Special Rates to the
~ Budding Hamlet on Thursday
great deal of interest is manifested
over the state IN regard TO the barbecue
and lot sale which will take place at on.
lone TOWNSHIP on Thursday, August IA,
III unconditional and Great Northern will
have very low rates II effect D to sHe tr asw
city Tor this event and VIII 9peta ta aaa ata
to suit the convenience ol tHe PSNf
everybody knows that when a new s'at
t,on IS opened I'm the black land oell "
means a town and a good one, The new
international and Great Northern town OK
Mart. on the Fort Worth division, having
crown from store, farm honse and cotton
gin to a hustling town Of lSc2 inhabitants
Penelope Is the name given 70 the town
site in lin county NILES 5lsd neft an
tha Internetional and Great Northern. 10
the famous black land country ON w sns
chs-rnp ~ its namesake, there Is little spec
ulation that the growth OF the new town