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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1902-05-14
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Nyttig uppfinning. George Elmen
i Lincoln, Neb., har uppfunnit EFT fon-
sterlas, som ar mycket andamalsen-
ligt, sakert och enkelt.
Misstro till banker raider bland po-
lackerna i St. Joseph, Mo. De hafva
derfor nedgraft sina skater, omkring
100000 dollars i guild, pa vissa CARDS
planer, vid hvilka de tur och ordning
halla noggrann vakt bade dag och
matt.
Skilsmessa fran sin man s6ier mrs
Nora Halstrom Omaha, Neb. Eu-
gen Halstrom, som ar skraddare, be-
skylles af hustrun for dryckenskap
och att han forsummat att underhalla
henne och deras tva flickor Viola och
| Esther. .zs.5sslss ..a, s,,as4ssss,as
Ire brandsoldater d6dades och en-
AMMAN flick bada benen afs1agna af en-
fallande vagg vid 'forsoket att slacka
en- eldsvada, som uppstatt i Iowa
Works Dubuque, Ia, forliden tors
days qvall. Forlusten uppgick till
$4,000.
Det minsta barn j verlden ar nog ia
miljen Pecks Bridgeport, Conn, Ill
la dotter, som fem veckor gammal va
ger blot ett pound. Vid hennes fo-
delse trodde .ingen, hon skulle lefva
mer an en- dag, men nu pasta hrr
doktorer att hon har god utsigt att
vaxa upp till en- blomstrande ung dam,
som en- gang verlden blir sina foral-
drars stolthet. e. .e4s
En- svensk l. den tradl0sa telegra-
fens tjenst. Hr.> Gust ,Swensson fran
Albert City, Iowa, ar nu i,Los Ange-
les, CAL, anstald 'det tradlosa tele-
graf och acknowledges tjenst. Bo-
laget haller pa. att etablera stationer
lpa vestkusten,s och hr Swensson har
en- formanlig .anstallning der, hvarest
han afven kan inhemta en- ganska var
defull erfarenhet.
Eft rikt kopparfynd gjordes harom
dagen Hillside grufvan i Gold Belt
distriktet, Quarry, Colo. Denna gruf-
va eyes af Anderson q Anderson, men
arbetas under "lease" af Tuller & Ar
mold, Den rika adern ar af ringa
vidd men ar fabulost rik. En- tunnel
har .drifvits in zoo fot, och fran denna
har EFT schackt sankts. Da man sankt
ned 80 fot, patraffades den rika kop-
paradern, hvars malm ar 80 procent
koppar. N
Per dag j stallet for per mil. Ameri-
can Railway Association har beslutat
att begara go cents ON dagen for vag-
mar, som af EFT bolag utlanas till ett
annat. Delta kommer att hafya till
foljd att vagnarne ej, sasom iu ofta
ar fallet, da betalningen skier per mil,
iemnas staende pa EFT spar flera da-
gar. ]. w. Midgley Chicago pa
star, att ON ALA jernvagar har j Ian
det inforde bruket att taga betalt per
dag i stallet for per mil skullc de in
bespara 5000, 700, 900 ON aret.
Ericsson skall hedras. Svenskarne
j New York ANNA pa grafsmycknings-
dagen fra John Ericssons mime med
stora hogtidlighcter. Eft upprop har
utfardats till ala svenska foreningar
j staden att deltaga paraden och
sar,.las o1nkring var stora landsmans
staty. Forsok goras i.vissa alneri-
kanska kretsar att berofva tonom
aran for hans Yackra uppfinningar och
for att han som en- raddande engel
kom till nationcns uildsattning, da he
Z la dcss flotta syntes vara don,d till
undergoing. Svenskarne viljc cnellcr-
lid visa, att de 81 gl0nat hans verk.
The evening times., 1902-06-03

Erected by Legal Fraternity
of Phi Delta Phi.
Rises From Ruins of the Homestead of
the Famous Chief Justice Of the
United States.

RICHMOND, Va, June "A handsome
marble monument has been erected by
the Marshall Chapter of the legal fra
ternity Of Phi Delta Phi on the spot
where stood the house in which John
Marshall was born September p, 1755.
near the town OF Midland, Va. The
monument bears an Dropriate inscrfp-
ton setting forth tn d, fact. and was IN
yelled yesterday by a delegation Of mem
bers Of the chapter, composed Of stu
dents in the Schools Of Law and DipIo-
macy Of Columbian University in the
presence Of a large crowd Of interested
spectators from Washington, Warrenton
and the surrounding country.
After an invocation by the Rev. James
H Thomas, Of Midland. Fritz Won Bries-
en-, LID, prominent lawyer Of New
York, delivered the address of the dav.
and was followed by a few remarks from
HOn--M- n Greene, member. Of the Vir-
ginia Legislature from Fauqufer county.
and direct descendant OF the celebrated
/ Cher Justice Of the United States.
The stone erected can be plaiuly. seen
from the cars OF the Southern Railway.
being only few hundred feet on the
eastern side Of the tracks. and standing
directly upon the ruins OF the chimney
OF the old Marshall homestead
Among the members Of the fraternity
present were Fritz Won Briesen, Of New
York; Thomas H Tongue, jr., of Oregon;
William L Pe8f1eld. ir-, of Indiana. and
James l. Norris. ir.. and Samuel Her
rick, Of the District Of Columbia
The evening times., 1902-06-03
NO PAYMENT FOR
NEW JERSEY DEPUTIES
Men Who Protected Property at Lodi
During DyeworkeTs' Strike
Cannot Recover.

HACKENsACK. y. J.. June 3-The
Bergen county chosen freehoIders yes
terday refused to pay a bill Of Sheriff
Soley. amounting to $3.50. for services
and board Of deputies summoned TO pro-
tect property in the Lodi dyers' strike
a month ago.
Prosecutor Kcester said he had cor
suited Supreme Court Justice Dixon
about payment, and waS told that there
is no Law covering the case. although
the State requires that the sheriff shall
protect property. The judge said: You
rack your brains over it. and when it
comes before me I'll rack mine"
From twenty-five TO L25 deputies we're
employed daily. There is no law under
which they can sue to recover. The
charge was fve dollars a day and board
Blum Brothers, Of the Alexander Dye
Works, have agreed 10 pay more than
81 eco for protection after the sheriff
drew his men of.
The deputies say they VIII never re-
spond TO another call unless the mstter
is adjusted. The next legislature will
be asked 10 change the law.
The evening times., 1902-06-03
RECORDS MUST BE KEPT
FREE OF ALL SCANDAL
Supreme Court Thro Out Papers
Which Criticise Conduct of
North Carolina Judge.

Some time ago a petition was fled in
the Supreme Court for u writ Of Ger
tiorari TO the court Of appeals for the
fourth circuit, to review the case Of the
commissioners of Wilkes county. North
Carolina, vs. " y. CoIer. a bond case.
The action OF Judge Boyd, for the west
ern district of North Carolina. was Sc
veTeIy criticised in the petition.
Passing upon the application yester-
day. Chief Justice Fuller said
The papers on which this application
is made contain natter Intended &c re
fleet on the iEpartiality Of one Of the
judges who participated in the decision
below which should not have been sub
mitted TO this court Our records must
be kept free from scandal. and not be
made the vehicle of irrelevant and IN
warrantable attacks. The PAPERS are
stricken from the files The application
will, however, retain it soTiginal num-
Der. and may be renewed in proper form
at the next term OF court
The evening times., 1902-06-03
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
An Inmate of Soldiers Home Dies Under
Peculiar Circumstances.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. June s.
Charles Schott. an inmate of the Sol
diers' Home, died yesterday morning
uud=r peculiar circumstances. George
McGregory. a comrade. is jailed in
Phoebus on the technical charge Uf dis
orderly conduct, but may have to an
swer TO the charge Of murder. Schott.
was was born in Prussia seventy one
years ago. came to the home twenty
years ago, and has accumulated consid-
erable property He was member Of
Company o, New Jersey Volunteers.
SchOJt went 10 McGTegory's home
Sunday night and died during the night.
Though IN usual health when he went
there &CGTegoTy reported the fact to
the authcsities of the home. but not 10
the local police, who, hearing Of the af-
fair, prevented the removal Of the body
to the morgUe and arrested McGTegory.
upon whose person SchOtt's bankbook
and about St5 were found. McGregory
protested his innocence and said that if
the S-s@Ae ed had lived twelve hours ion
ger he wo2-9 have drawn his VIII In his
favor 4 cOToner's jury brought in a
verdict Of death from natural causes,
but the police are not satisfied, and viii
hold McGregOTy pending developments
The evening times., 1902-06-03
RAILROADS TO FIGHT
ON TECHNICAL POINTS
Demurrer Filed by the Chicago North
western IN Interstate Com
merCe Cases.

CHICAGO. June "a demurrer fled
by the Chicago Northwestern Railway
Company in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday is taken to indicate that
all the railroads that are defendants
in the cases begun by the Interstate
Commerce Commission last March VIII
meeet the Governments attack by rails
ing technical points The demurrer
does not enter into details
A joint hearing of the six local cases
and eight others began at Kansas City
viii take place before Judges Grosscup
and Phillips in the local courts June
%. These are the eases based on the
Sherman law and the interstate com
merce act to prevent rate cutting and
discrimination against shippers by the
railroad.
The other defendants in the local cases
are Michigan Central. Pittsburg. Fort
Wayne. and Chicago, Panhandle. Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern, and Hi
nois Central In the Kansas City cases
the defendants are Chicago and Alton:
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul. Chi
cago, Great Western. Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Fe: Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy: Missouri Pacific. Chicago and
Rock Island, and Pacific Wabash
The evening times., 1902-06-03

around in MCKeOn's Just now. with all
due respect to Smoke:
" Hello central, give me heving. for
poor Smoke is there;
You can find him with the angels on
the gOlding stair,
He'll be glad it's me what's speaking:
call him won't you. please.
For 1 want to surely tell him we're so
lonely here
. It was about > o'clock in the morn
ing, and most Of those at the wake
weDt whenever Smokes name was men
toned. When irish Lena finished sing
ing everybody wept Then the woman
sang again
When a smokers life is done. an an
gels crown is won.
Among the loved ones who have gone
before.
Tho we know it must be so. still It
softens not the blow
Our hearts are left with grieving sad
and sore
a friend may hit tha pipe. like we all do
every night.
And well laugh about his dreams in
cruel jest;
But it gives to US chill when we smoke
the old last niIi
Then lay aside the pipe and go to
rest
The funeral of Smoke was held yes
terday afternoon. among the paI1beaTers
being Chuck COnners and SWatte-. the
champion Tagtime dancer.
The evening times., 1902-06-03
THE MONUMENT
TO JEFF DAVIS
The Design to be Selected at
Richmond Today.
ARTISTS AND MODELS THERE
Asserted That the Board Is Legally
Bound to Make Award-Mrs. Ran
dolPh Writes Letter Denying the
Statement of Mrs Parker.

RICHMOND. Va June 3--Today is
the anniversary Of jefferson Davis
birthday. and the board which is to
consider the design for monument to
be erected here to his memory is hold
ing its first session. The indications
are that this meet3.y may prove ne
morable one.
Al! members of the Davis monument
board were present when the body was
called to order at noon in the former
White House Of the Confederacy.
There are several models OF the Davis
memorial arch here ready for the in
spection Of the board With one OF two
exceptions. the authors of these works
Of art are here to see them put in place
Mr. Zolnay, of New York. who de
signed the Winnie Davis monument in
Hollywood. is here with his model Mr..
Zolnay and the other artists believe
that the award viii be made. Some of
these gentIemsS insist. and some mem
bers Of the board sem to willingly con
cede it, that tie jefferson Davis Monu-
ment Association is legally bound to
make this award. Should the board fail
10 do so. these ladies' and gentlemen in
sist there viii be good grounds for q
daEage suit
Mrs. Norman V Randolph. a member
OF the Davis monument board. has given
out letter denying the statement con
tanned in the circular letter sent out by
Mrs Parker
The board Of directors writes Mrs.
Randolph, was told to do a specific
work, and it viii meet in Richmond TO
do that work AS Mrs. Parker was at
the Wilmington convention and voted
on the question and for the report Of
the president Of the Jefferson Davis
monument. you can imagine my sur
prise at seeing this circular. not sent
TO me OF 70 the chapter. but. as I be
fore stated, from California and Wash
ingtOn.
Tt seems right hard TO be accused Of
-misaBpropriating funds and using the
memorial of our beloved President and
his followers to beautify our streets.
hut that is beneath the notice of the
chapter TO discuss
The evening times., 1902-06-03
SMALLPOX At COLLEGE.
It Interferes Somewhat With the Com
mencement Exercises.

BRISTOL, Va. June 3.-The COM
mencement at Ming College for Young
Men. which was begun here on Friday
night. has been disturbed by the appear
ancc in the college of what is thought
to be a case of smallpox The afflicted
young man is Mr. Thomas Brown. OF
Mountain City. Tenn. The young men
who were exposed to Mr. Brown. who
was an usher at the exercises on Fri
day night. have. so far as known. been
placed under quarantine TO await deveI-
opmeHts. Notwithstanding this source
Of interruption. Dr. Francis r. Beattio,
Of the Presbyterian Theological Semi
nary, preached the baoca laureate ser
mon in the First Presbyterian Church
on Sunday morning
Aside from this supposed case OF
smallpox in the college. the disease has
practically disappeared from the city
The evening times., 1902-06-03
PRINCE OF MONACO
And WIFE PARTED
A Judicial Separation Grant
ed by the Courts.
The Princess an American Woman,
Daughter of Hebrew Who Lived
at New Orleans.

MONTE CARLO. June 3.-The Prin-
cess Of Monaco. who has been judiciaIIy
separated from her husband by the
Monaco courts, is an American woman.
She IS five times a princess. five times
q duchess. and several times over a
countess. q marchioness and a baron
ess. and has for the past twelve years
held q rather remarkable position She is
the only American woman sharing a
throne. She IS the only woman Of He
brew origin holding q European scepter.
and the throne and the scepter are
those OF the smallest independent prin-
cipality in the world. consisting as il
does of eight square miles of territory.
The princess was born February 10.
1855 She was Alice Eioise Heiae the
daughter Of a wealthy New Orleans
banker. She married at Paris the Due
de Richelieu, Aiquillon and Fronsa,
who died about six years after Visiting
Monte Carlo just at the time when the
action for separation between the reign
ing Prince Albert Of Monaco was pend
ing. she created by the spiendor Of her
tOiiettes and her establishment a So
Ctal sensation, which eliminated in her
marriage in 1855 to Prince Albert
II lS s@iG Lh-L tHc prince neglect
10 keep his pledge that he would not
renew the gambling licenses at Monte
Carlo is al the root of the trouble be
tween him and his wife. Prince Albert s
fellow mOuarchs are accordingly boy
cotting him again, e slight which, il is
said. the princess feels clearly Other
reports are that the prince desires TO
contract 4 more advantageous alliance,
quite possibly with the widowed Ouch
ess Of Aosta. sister Of the Bonaparte
princes
The evening times., 1902-06-03
NkTIVE STATE WILL
HONOR CAPTAIN CLARK
Vermont, Having a Portrait Of the Com
mander of the Oregon Painted.

BOSTON, June 3.-The State Of Yer
mont has commissioned q weH-knovyn
local artist to paint a portrait Of Capt.
Charles z. Clark. commander Of the bat
tIeship oregon during the Spanish war.
Captain Clark is "a native OF Vermont.
and when the picture IS finished 10 VIII
be hung In the Statehouse at Montpelier
Several sittings have already been given.
and it is hoped to have the painting
ready for hanging on the anniversary Of
the battle Of Santiago Il Will cost
g. 500. and II is planned TO have appro-
pirate exercises on the occasion. It Is
expected that Captain Clark will be
present
The evening times., 1902-06-03
SMOKBARtGULA But
HIS PIPE GOES OUT
ChinatOWn's Best Known
LObbyg0W IS No More.
HAS PAID HIS ROOM RENT
Weird Scenes at the Death and Funeral
Of a Negro Denizen of New Yorks
Chinese Quarter-Had Smoked Dope
fer Nineteen Years.

NEW YORK, June 3-Smoke has paid
his room rent That was what they said
in Chinatown Sunday When they an
uouaced the death or the yock-marked
negro known in 5he lower city also as
the Black Prince. He was one of China
towns characters, and, like the rest Of
the black d:'iftwood that floats into the
Chinese quarter from Thompson street.
he earned an existence as a Iobbygow.
or messenger. But he had mere friends
in Chinatown than anyone else outside
Of Chuck Conao7s. And when he died
they said smoke has paid his room
rent"
Then they went through the pigeon
coop apartments in the tall tenements
in Do-crs and PeH Streets and raised
enough money to guarantee the cost Of
d funeral. Smokes body was taken
around to Charley BacigaIuDo's under
taking establishment at 2655 Mulberry
Street. and there they started the wake
on Saturday night. with all Chinatown
attending.
At daylight Sunday the undertaken
placed Smokes body in a caske. and all
day a stream of unwashed humanity
poured into the shop to take a leave Of
Smoke Negro women in brfght-colored
gowns touched elbows with Cinnamon
in native costume. and white girls with
the fumes Of opium about them got in
line with the Ted-nOsed panhandlers Of
Chatham Square
They told of the good qualities which
Smoke had possessed; how ne had
shared his earnings with those who
we're in harder luck than himself And
they repeated that phrase known only
to Chinatown. Smoke has paid his room
rent
The evening times., 1902-06-03
LONG CHASE FOR HIS WIFE.
Mr- Evenberg, Of Manila, Finds Her in
Pa1keTsburg, W. Va.

PARKERSBJRG. ". Va. June g.
u. Evauberg. Of Manila. said to be worth
several hundred thousand dollars. ar
rived here early this morning in search
Of his wife. who he says eIoued from
Manila with Henry Busch. Of this cirv.
who was a soldier in the Philippines.
She is said 70 be young and pretty. She
asked FOR money and a ticket TO take
her 10 her old home in Germany and
her husband thought she was there till
he learned Of the elopement He and his
son Of seven years followed the cloDers
here and had them arrested
MI EyenbeTg paid their fines. An
agreement was reached with the wife TO
return with her husband to Manila upon
his paving her 500 a month
They left last night for Manila. with
the past forgotten and the parents and
child happy,
The evening times., 1902-06-03
WEST VIRGINIA LAND SALES.
Tinplate Mill to Be Erected on the
Mahan Farm Near WeIlsburg.

CLARKSBURG, ". Va, June 3.-P. J.
and H. B. Mahan have sold their farm
near WeHsburg. containing 20o acres. to
FoIlansbee Bros. & Co. 4 large TIN
plate mill viii be erected on the proper
ty. There is another deal under way
for a large tract OF land in the same
neighborhood, upon which a town is to
be laid out.
Samuel Roseudorf. OF New York. has
sold the Harper tract of 1900 acres, in
Randolph county. 10 Pittsburg parties
for S20, 600 A large lumber mill will
be erected near Moore, and a railroad
will be built.
The evening times., 1902-06-03
Mr.. M'LEAN RENTS
VILLA AT NEWPORT
Admiral and Mrs Dewey VIII Be His
Guests During Season.

NEWPORT. r l.. June 3.-Mr- John
P Mclean, Of Washington, has rented
for the summer the villa of James Cor
don Bennett on Bellevue Avenue known
as Stone villa. This is the first time
that Mr. Mclean has summered here.
II is understood that admiral and Mrs.
Dewey Will be the guests Of Mr. Mclean
during the scasnn.
The evening times., 1902-06-03
PLOT TO KILL A SHERIFF.
W. E. Boisseau in Danger From Two
NegIo Prisoners

PETERSBURG. Va. June 3--A plot
on the part Of henry Robinson and Ar
thur Clayton, trro negroes confined in
the county Jail Of Prince George. to kill
W E BoisseaL, sheriff OF the county,
yesterday was discovered by the con
fession Of one of the prisoners.
He informed the sheriff OF the con-
tem7lated murder. The plan was 10
strike the sheriff fatal blow with an
iron bar when he came around to feed
them and thea escape from the jail-
The iron bar was found hidden in a
stovepipe-
The evening times., 1902-06-03
Ants in His Ears.

EASTON. Pa. June 3--LlewelIyn VII
boy. went TO Saylors Lake last Thursday
and became intoxicated. lie lay down
on the ground to sleep and ants crawled
into his ears. He is IA great pain and
today II IS expected that he will die
The evening times., 1902-06-03
Campaign Opers in CtarIotte.

RICHMOND. Va. June 3.-The Demo
cratic campaign in the Sixth district
opened at Charlotte courthouse yester-
day State Senators Carter Glass. of
Lynchburg, and Graham Claytor. Of Bed
ford. two OF the candidates for Congress
in that district, had a joint debate at
that place.
The evening times., 1902-06-03

The elevator in the old city post
office building is about to get in run
ming order again There are about 400
people in the building who are very
glad For five weeks the able bodied
have had to toll up four long flights of
steps to the specification division Of
the Printing Office. Something was
wrong in the basement, requiring the
Government TO spend several hundred
dollars.
The evening times., 1902-06-03
New Landlord Now.

Hes got a new landlord now" said
Chuck Counors- His room rents paid
forever. Poor Smoke, He ~as a good
old regIar, but his pipes gene out"
Smoke died on Saturday morning He
had been iii but a few days and the
doctor who was called to attend him said
he was suffering from bronchitis. Too
much dope was what Smokes friends
said, for they knew he had been an
opium smoker from the time he was
twelve years old, and he was thirty-one
when he died
The negro's end came in a little room
in the rear Of s PeH street Stretched
out in one OF the hunks used by the
opium smokers that frequent the place,
Smoke begged one Of the Cinnamon there
to give him one more pill. Two white
girls kEeIt on the floor and wept when
told that he was dying. Standing near
were Two Cinnamon who had shared the
place with the women and negro.
The doctor says he cannot live more n
an hour" said one Of the girls who is
known in Chinatown as the Egyptian
princess. Sing. she continued run
around to de UndeTtakers stable and
berry q piece OF holy candle"
-All light" answered the Chiraman
Il get undytake~ too"
No" said the girl. we won't git no
undertaken till he lies"
The evening times., 1902-06-03

Size 1Sx26 Extra Heavy Quail Z
fty Pure Linen Hemmed Huck
Towels. Special price !
Value 2ec.
The evening times., 1902-06-03

Hon Binger Hermann, Commissioner
Of Public Lands, is one Of those hustIfnE
men from the West who left the East in
early life TO grow up big and great. Mr..
Hermann is a man Of striking appear
ance- He has remarkable ability for
the transaction Of business and is one Of
the most pleasant and popular men in
oficlaI life. M Hermann has been In
the Office for about FIVE years and is ia